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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-11-20

JOB i PRll } sT'Ix & /,
THE TRANSCRIPT JOB OpPlCt Il
rs NOW SUPPLIED WITH NEW
MATERIAL THROUGHOUT. d
49, ------------- $50 y
NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID. Il
The official return of the Sixth z
district are finally in, and Morris I
has 74O majority. III,
Candidates for county office must
file statements # their expenditures :
within thirty days after election
Tie st. Cloud Times expresses the !.
opinion, that P. b. German doesn't :,
deserve the land Office appointment.
John E. Shea and j. A. Kennedy
started out Saturday on a deer \
hunting trip in the eastern part Of :,
4 the county. :
pr. Niven Nov. 26 and q at the +,
Columbia hotel.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk of court Saturday after
noon to- John Vnsen and Mary Pes
chel. of Buchanan town. J... II
TO CURE A COLD in ONE DAY IS
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug n
gists refund the money if it tailsto cure. 25c :
The wife OF l.. w. Willcuts, chair =
man of the Sixth district Republic !
an congressional committee, died il
Sunday at Duluth: ..4...>. 49,. n
The board of county commission
ers will meet in special session Tues q
day, Dec. ]. a
Donat Trettel went to st. Paul ir
Yesterday on business with tine n
land department of the Northern a
Pacific.
uc INC" Aotn "CCnAy | "A
and Weekly Transcript one year for CT
+ 81 so. That is where YOU surely get a
your moneys worth. Ct
The Minneapolis -four mills last :"
week made 324,54O barrels of -four.
and those at the head of the lakes
made 100000 barrels. y;
Miss Jennie Cary entertained a N
number of her young lady friends 81
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alele Rochleau has tented
rooms over J. W. Berg's hardware
store and has reopened her dress n
making parlors there. = is
Don't daily with rheumatism. =.
Purify your blood and cure it at =
once by taking course OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Il
~Always in season. Hopkins q
Steamed Hominy (Hulled Corn. Ele-
giant lunch in milk. ct. can, l0c. "
Bethlehem Chapter, No. "a. will y
hold it's regular meeting this
evening. All members are especially
urged to be present. '" !;
VI, > n
The st. Paul Dry Goods Store is
offering some special bargains to
reduce stock before the goods are <
moved to the new location.
Speaker Reed and his party reached !.
Duluth Monday ON their return from
the West. While there there they
were entertained by the citizens.
Rev. H. w. Gleason. of Mime a.
apolis, pastor OF, The Kingdom, E
preached at the congregational %
church morning and evening Sunday.
King G. Staples, Of Iron River.
Wis.,, was elected to the state as h
sembly by about 1900 majority. He a
is a brother of L., E. and 5. F., OF II
this city. ".,. p
Advertise in the Daily Transcript
to reach the buyers of Little Falls,
and advertise in the Weekly Tran u
script to reach the buyers Of Morrison 81
county. .-..
RObt. Muske went to the Twin cj
Cities Yesterday and while there will
purchase large stock of farm ma
chinery for the spring trade, and '"
also put in n line of buggies.
F. Graham's office and machine c.
sheds are now located at the corner G.
Of Broadway and Kidder street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-17

Ass h.rI N AMENDMENT or tND I%
ADDITION Tap $50 t8 tH NHE ACTS
or 1854 ENTrTTl BID AN ACT 80 ES
TABsUsH A MUNICIPAL COURT IN
TIRE VILLAGE OF ST Adams
II f. aer.nv enacted hF th- General A..
tauh.y If tha State y Vermont
See S~rfon & N said act 10 hereby
anrsrtdSd ~ IS 70 rad as follows
All hnsn penalties and forfeltures re-
covered in sAld uuuicips- cSart shall Iva
n.ia 30 she Judge and by him INTO the
trsa#lty % the y1Hsgr af &c. A'haas, eN-
crptlug IN sasas where. by law. express
provision ~ the contrary rs made sHd t1lP
Judge o. sskd court ahsl ~ subject 10 he
,sms rexuztioAs aud perform the same
4lffies IN m ypo0t to tho name as justices Of
the peace Ia Hks cases
SEQ. Section twelve Of said act rs here
BY srnsaded by adding thersro r1e rolNw-
ing
The mum a pal fudge shall be allowed me
sum Of orc dollar IN ssch naturalization
case 20 be pald by he person naturab2ed.
Sea g. when any person snail he i1
aetaal CONFINEMENT iH the iah OF Franklin
county. by virtue of a complaint for any
crime or rnlstemeAnor alleged 10 have poen
committed IN said county. the municipal
court may upon The application ~ such
person order the states attorney of "Ht
county 10 Ole an Informs aau against such
person. and said court shaI. have tne same
powers and perfom the same duties and
under the same regulations as arc PR
eattbrd gn SECTIONS one thousand eight hun
ara1 and uiucty-Nao one tGoHs7#3 rrht
hundred and HlHcfy-siX anJ one Thousand
eight hundred and Muesy-elRht Of tine
Vermont Statutes for cases where suoh ap-
uI{eatty,u ia made 10 ths Supreme Court .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-17

AS ACT ArFEogEiATl&g a aum &gT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-17

AN ACT RELATING TO THE SALE
a|-Ns5H. rlo< A&D Use ot FIRE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-17

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

aggressive pressing OF MeCarthy's case
right from the start would have resulted
in his release some time ago. Ihe eN,
captions are the acting American consul
and the higher officials of the Mexican
International railroad.
Vice Consul simmons has been exceed
ingly careful to avoid anything whlch
might be taken as an unwarMntei inter.
ference with the process of the court, "nu
seems entirely satisfied with the judges
frequent and invarable answer that the
secret proceedings VIII close IN two or
three days, and that he Is doing all thlt
he San in the case. The railway MINI
ogemeut. too, are very conservative: They
are firm IN their policy that all OF such
cases must be fought on their merits anu
seem to desire to avoid anything that me
Mexican Authorities might possibly con-
struc as asking favor.
The outspoken opinion Of the americans
generally Is that this delay. OF over II
month III the face of the evidence so lar
adiuce1. and on such ireteXt as the Sc
curing Of testimony as TO whether a man
pushed off tho rear platform of the last
coach OF train In motion can he run over
by that train Is farce and is stretching
the matter to point where II vigorous
protest on the part Of the government Is
fully warranted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
BuRLESQUE OF JUSTICE.
Conductor Mccarthy Still Confined
In a Mexican Prison.
CAN NOT CONFRONT HIS ACCuSERS
Despite Testimony showing He Is inno-
cent lie Can Oct No HenrinG-In-
differences of the Consuis

Ciudad Pornr!o Diaz. Coahu'la, Mexico
September 19.--(Spccial Correspondence.)-
The latest developments in the case OF
Jerry w. Mccarthy, who has been held
In prison here for the past thlrty-iive days
without an open trial on the charge OF
running over Mexican who was stealins
a ride, consist IN the taking OF expert
testimony to ascertain whether or not
passenger falling on the rear platform Of
the last car on train can he run over
by that train.
The case OF the prosecution Is based sole
~ uron the testimony of 11-yoar-oId
Mexican. who was last seen with tile boy
who was found killed on the track. This
Testimony Is to the effect that the witness
and the deceased were stealing ride on
the reas platform Of the Pullman coach
on the tain. and that Couductcr cCntthy
pushed the friend oil tn" roar pi1itp'Hh
causing him 10 be run over aad Killed.
This evidence Is met los the testimI ny
OF responsible witnesses, who say that NC
Carlhy did not leave the secuui-elass
coach at any time between the two sta
tons between which the hoy was killed
also that the deceased WAS seen IN NaNa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
LOGANSPoRT LOCALS.

Logausport, La, September M'-N1s
absence of several weeks, caused y "
ting in a new press, the LoganspQn y!
Times hets reappeared, in new dd
and is much larger than @lon
Times is stancn democrat eha "
doubtless do good work for the sNss
Or. $. j. Smart has been seeaM
a delegate to the congresslQnal coass.s
to be held at Shreveport Ia, So
The Chicago Coal and Lumber caa
has submitted a proposition o. = ~
tf1n of . per cent on all wages, eae..
Monday. September y. Shoula .h III
rnfilsr 10 accent the cut. the pun. -
closed down. as Mr. Fullerton, M w
dent. saws the company has lVs' -
,housand dollars In the las' ie" ~ -
and owing to the very low nr,ee y. ~
h is necessary to make . se'AN'S
'i The Wv Attstro-American slave s 81
makes large shipments daiiy o. , s
nnd slaves. They are building sls
bn used In the stave pusl''es' "
'' Nn account of the extremely e ~, y
son. cotton has been eomIns t :"
I illv during the past TWO ws ss,ds who "
Sir. Thomas Burton ans ss MEM 4 y
married at Bells. Texas oep's
MI S''olrricd, September H. p a. iae Al Bsa
of Mir. and Mrs. ;. >. dim p,yVI orsssPs
lind. across the river NJ, mo'N cnIs SASs
Mir. VIM. Sayers ana Msci,,tus,
Rev. VIM. Caraw3y o, y =. the rsSls'
Married. september \ Mr = william p;
of the brides parenn'Iui e a. Judge h.
eek and Miss Lena hes''
Nile officiating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
FoR FALSE SWEARING.

Rusk Texas. September 9,-pcpu;y
sheriff Howard of Smith county came to-
Mount Sclman, this county, yesterday, ana
arrested l., T.. Nash. a i1puhst justice
of the peace nt Mount Selman, aud who
h the populist nominee for the same posi-
tlou. and took him to Tyler 10 answer an
swear ng.
The alleged false swearing was done be
fore The county c,erk OF smith county n
procuring a marriage license FOR Nash
son and a girl at Mount Selman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
CLUB AT DEVINE.

Devine, Texas. September 10. TIE clti-
zens met this evening and organized a
Bryan 16 TO / club, with the following
officers: o. a. knight president: NJ j.
X. Evans vice president, G. W lester,
secretary; J. a. Whitfield, treasur II.
by vote of the club NJ. " Davis OF
San Antonio was invited TO address the
club III the next regular meeting, oa.ur-
day, october 9. AT p, m.
Seventy-two names were enrolled Tor
membership. The Chicago plirorm was
Endorsed without a dissenting woe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
THAT BISMARCK LETTER.
Governor Culberson Has the Original
in German Language.
CAMPAIGN CLUBS ARE ORGANIZING
The Ysom ,nry Of Texas Are working i''
the Eicc ION of Bryan aud sewa'i'
Precinct Conventions

Dallas. Texas September .2o.--Ihe cor
respoadent of the Globe DemocrYt raiie"
anon Governor Culherson NJ tho WINDSOR
hotel here today aud showed hm the teie'
cram from the editor of the Globe DEM
orrat as to the an henl'i'Y ~ '''e ie''''
of Prince Bi.marck The spNa' nor re-
piled: THE letter of Prince llsmai'k Oh
course. IS authentic My letter 10 Inn
was sent 10y mail and mis- reply was re-
ceived in the same way. have the cils''
nal with me here. 1t was TRANSLATED ny
German friends OF mine N Austin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
TWENTY EIGHT MORE.

Orange, Texas. September IA number
of citizens of Orange county met at the
Fleming school house, seven miles north
of orange, To-Day, and crguGlzed w. j.
Bryan Free Silver club. Twenty eight
names were enrolled as members and res
olutions were adopted pledging Their sup
port 10 Bryan and free silver. The res
olutions also recommended that the vice
committee from the democratic. populist
ara silver parties TO decide and name a
man fer Vice president. j. I. Stark, IT..
Fleming, vice chairman. and j. ". Parish.
secretary,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21


late I'm TN. r.rNt ON Which hr i7 Illi t0 D.
10 have hu.n pushed uu a4.I lun over. 10
,hs is aa0rd t4a IRA tm1ns testimony.
Iht> INC IiIv I.tt N.-u Nrts.tt NI.utf
~ In au ,ro~ie ulr, -'!pu 90 faat iu
which Mccarthy train wa s'i1E.
IL Took ihe iuJev Wis H uNu-u sAil9G
.hr ru4s s,t4f. u.l. ts I'D ta.Nt ItNH iniH
evidence. and wilson lt Was All 90. ,trrVn.-N
wa ,Np,rtiur u so un, prisoner rrot-
tiY lU,srnt.a T.. uit-.. nuN Nrr tuoHENt
ti,tere,uy NDlN .iusli. ling tar lIr, tlut
fl ccmplete N.N lisa ~ established 1u
ahe r4rt of both tna l..ca-Dl AMI tur
prisoner. tne iu.--r i.uAd ST., ua-cs Dr to
nossbIlfr OF % person b,4e tuu over ny
n train when .lrheI or tuo r.ar platform
Of tho Htsf ro1,A
,cm,,,,,y NJ 30 vnd.,st..1a. one-e1 q. place
+, Train al ths dismissal uf lIpa luds" 10
guf !. al d." l.i.,I .. u'iggt 4. -ir-
sni Hen l @, dumm, Gelr. Z. pushed
OF tho rear platform OF tine Lost coaeh 70
rvn o,,, ,rt tIsh coNstt 7us Ths kn-
,dsrn,,Tt'f .xp,rlrtrnt or ,bJvrt lysson
weIld my ..u las conclusive Rs .,uN .N-
,rort tasiinarr asa V1ull have disposed
~ ,bg5 rmst,lr gni,,.h ,aaf sn4-.l.is hut
e., IN ,.,s,,, IN. Nt1.. Faded 10 rvaf
himself of tsc afer iia aas JON made
a. re1,itsltf.r ,,. 49,. D. iurst autnlt.,. ,s,
d. ,,b,,r,,,, for e.r-rt rrrti.l--.y f-nfn
a. II ir,l9r, - 80, th, MONTEREY ma N'.v-
lean Culf r5aa on this point, TIE csact
nat' = ,l- XIV, M5. tn .,r.y
,n,pt out ,b,. inter- jfnf. .,.fh.itly .ut Is .iutr
Icing CARED ig,"t, !, In
,i3l.r tb. ,,r..f. otli l. r0f ot.r I-
,,.t,u. ,fts ,r.ts .r ff.. tt.. a. r f,.lff.
49, ,.i'..i, th. ri.tf.~p, la f.nv
f. 'nr.5 III mir ,y6a.l.. ~ vai.h
- AK ,i, co., .,.b "a. ans dos.
~, ,sr ru..i.h npart 40 p-ttult d ua4 pa
reN 6,tvr.n tbsm
At,sr ,oi'' DIV. W. 81 ,7,1, IT,. Dx
,e,t Syii'pre waa rrad. Da Forwarded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

Bryans recommendation? why supro' ,,
i6 10 /. flint money hcarby over 10 70
Culbersyl? How ON principle support "'i1
II 10 Ter over another ,.,. ,,,,r
1T is not TO be expected shat with four
a.cts of snake stories, Jokes anu tne
PHILOSOPHERS of Weary Wrasgl's' -, ne
Statesman viii find space 10 pNoi'sn ~ 81,
time from the classical war In when II
is engaged to attcmp' nm explanation -,
the uncXplaipahle. But Ike the ui.lv
tunes OF Shauehnessy, ms can w
anxious Inquirer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.

Galveston. Texas, Sept mber 2O.-The
Morgan line steamship Chalmetti saAed
for New York today with Goo0 bales OF
cotton. all Of which Was loaded from
targes in the stream. 1t being houston
ana Texas city cotton,
a pretty good crowd went from Calves
ton this morning intending to enjoy The
lmmet picnic ana military tl-do. bGt ms
crowd was not nearly 80 large a g II Noul
have been but, !or The heavy rain which
proved 20 discouraging.
The Beach hotel closed Its doors Tor
the season this evening and nearly al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
IN TRINlTY COVNrY.

Pennington. Texas. Septe nber II "A
Bryan and Sewall club was orgaiized here
on ptcmher II. j. Il. Handley was
elected chairman and j. Y. Nenfro sccra,
tary. Twcnty-eeven names were enrolled
at the first call, after which a good NUM-
Der viii 10 added.
*. X. Black shear, $. II Iuiis. I, j
Woodbridge. II. j. Mangdm and j Y. Ken
fro wore lhO rommiltNn on OrSlnlAltloh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
ADDREssED BY WORKMAN.

Georgetown. Texas, September 90
Treasurer w. b. Workman addressed q
fair sized auiience at the court house
last night. II was the regular meeting
of the Bryan club. Mr.. WcCtham made no
attempt at oratory. but plain, sensible
talk, that caught the audience and Is the
tank of the town today. He had his office
hooks and made everything plain as day
in regard to Texas, etc
He mAle CMlbnrA- . seNeral votes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
MEETINGS IN CALDWELL.

Caldwell, Texas, September 2o.--The re-
publican county convention met here yes
terday and elected delegates to the judi
sal notorial ana senatorial conventions.
II. Porter was elected chairman and \.
NJ. Smith, secretary.
Tho populist executive committee also
met mere yesterday, nut theN neld theli
Session behind closed doors and said they
had nothing to give out to the public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
,,nrAs MIDLAND ka !. -fsfs

r.rr.il, Texas, septein tSIlosipss ~: .S|
a $ !: s:: {: j; + :;
s sf:4 .s s'$;@ ;::.I ~:
aeceP' inr Garrett or PV" J, Ia.
that junction, ,nt and Pass.ns
General Frelshl 1 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
AN ORGAN AT BAY.


Some Pointed Questions propounded to
the tNlpital Gold Sp,uter
Nc tho Editor OF The Post
- -, -
AUSTIN ieAaS' 9eP'er"nef H. '@6'-Just
AT his time the Austin y ifesfuan is on |
,.u,,.d IN ,.,,,.,,.,, ,,,,,,.,..,...,..,. ,,.,,,,
5,.t 2" '''N 10y WV "
l" va HDal adversary over lutt Phase OF the
gJ.d-silyer question invols ed In the prop
osltlon thut Frederick ~, on,. o,,..,s,o,
,,,,,,d tt,.. .,., ''''i'
u"'lP'u ms "'rI'he leslons unher the
walls OF certain city; that a certain
French raurpaG won at,,rn,a t,,,a Las. 900,
,,t ~ A., '' ~
N0' ''"s "Ne' the battlefield Of Nasran
and that "cnco.tb..s s,.-f,,.,,li, -. .'.'
..,ts rin lt
%' 90 "neuth-f the |
'iNoter spells the last syllable of tin frs. |
Word with 4 &C." OF n '.fh 'rh,. ,b ia |
t..t,,i,..,t.,,, a..
't,''i.'t. Nil ot These 'VlialerA questip { /
i, i, ineis p,i'7l,le ID me settlement OF n
,c an. - 1t Proposition TOO manifest
Al Is 10 i,. ,,.,,,,.,. ,d ,,,,,..,....
~ - 80 We Iesiri, eH, however. that the
,, s'',r"e "l .urs-' preliminary ques-
1'n'' - hT.'HouHlE tthrH OH TIE shout
u, tl'E srneIat punlC 10y ihe Stat-s-
- st" ny i9 tl'te"-'tinfeu Zoe. should be
"a '-il1.t ~ surh an aNiEl sca-t.ratipn
| b.ir MY nsnts, ''' ~ S.@Aards, blood,
| ', 9'i rhu..4'F, ihe INST sriev"ns
| 49,, ".iA TtS'-tNlS 10 ihe lAupllc IRON
| :. 'H 4ici41 coiiIncS VI 1ne lltans is tn,
| =" 'ei'--'} imposed upon the Statesman
- IT, columns 10 d, 1iss iHt-
az IL a .ew questions us 10 AIS position
| t o,litt phAsrs OF ms great plutia a,
/ 49, lo ttAu ma. involved H. th. '.Wln BE-.
/ ol oi tlle framcn and bilSr.au generals
'eHd tho correct spelling 81 TIE Latin
word H. Ne" of ,ll.. unavoidable en-
( r.u~iou from the columns OK the States
n "ih h..v' b.sn commissioned by s-y-
vfei Anxious lnqU.r .r' to ask en-. toi-
living several qIe~uoas M that paper
though thc columns OF The Pos:
g. Zee 4ssf AL .-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
IN GRECO COUNTY.

Longv.ew, Texas September 10 NJ the
democratic notorial convention today J. ID
Rudd of Harrison county was nominate
for representative. The district IS CON
posed Of Gregg and Harrison codnt.er.
a grand bryan and DeGrafc lleil rally
was held last night on the puDlic square
This county is almost solid for icee sil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
FREEMAN BRIEFS.

Brenham. Texas sep ss,.ss osna&
wash ngton County Ex.sn y, ,r,ua ",
association AZ VIII giys, sns.r f AK
Ind : & f. asSssss, 1ss
S%5 ''e"s 8; q ra 'Si $ FIJI 4
$ 5S %se 4 , REss f IT. III
s 6s%s .s,5 ss; 4 +. Hsss, y 4;
Ir4nl & afy now ii + ,:. ssf1s ,.s
T i94is' and one for assault w.
murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
EXPERT pH J, i, !:

-. hathaway IA, : line they isn S Sss 4
that that 'n tgreatmeni, nd u wOmsn "a Tss
culiare cd % in this seiHasssd ss , sM, M
pliea'.,pn em 10 DC s,, Inc speels.Sar So
titless ,,s t and slt.r'ctly e. 70 no q u,: b
tneir pssneeScisl.sts aT'Sese IRE gre a siyd B
S Mae'a ali dls,aaallS,a .isn ~ k'
c c,o1 or by mai, your 5a caEs S rs ~
a 6'S' o Tg.niiS%p Rat 81 The 4
" y. AITlfS mi.
soning' hHG edrney .,, ana a{
,uoru,nSry dhHva ri,o-
s slE.e'sS,yfdSrt sllss,e R,%'a ~
ism, s =, IF ali fo rI.ass.
OF eall " Az = b
S s sSi & SsslS$ss F s;s;sS, "
by Ssq sss Ne e. 81 o rs'sa''ffA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
YOUNG GIRL,s SUICIDE.

Lampasas. Texas. September S.-Miss
Massae, daughter of QUIT Massie, commit
ted suicide yesterday by shooting herself
with a pistol At the residence OF her
era father, Allen Brooks, en- the Lam
pasds river nine miles east Of town, MISS
Miss Was 10 years Of age. The cause
is attributed TO religious excitement, wh,ch
Is thought to have unbalanced her mind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions, makes n their favor
lite remedy To get the trne and genuine
article look for the name OF the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company, printed near
the bottom of the package. For sale By
all responsible druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
REPUBLICAN rREclNCr NOMINEE

Chappell Hill, Texas, September 20
Tho republican county convention met
here yesterday Saturday ,N ching for the
purpose of putting out candilatcs for the
precinct of e. of ,hiS precinct, No. .
and the following named candidate c. c
indorscd: For county commits ipner. l..
a. Raysor: Justice of the peace, W. III.
Campbell; constable, VIII Crawford.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
SAVERS AT CLIPPINGS

GlddinSs, Texas, September 20.-Hon.
Joseph ID. saycrs spoke to big crowd at
the court house yesterday evening. HIS
speeeh was well received, This concludes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
SENATOR MILLS AT BRYAN. ,

Bryan, Texas, September 20.-Sena ORTIZ
O. Minis spoke 10 a large crowd in the
cour- house in this city yesterday after.
noon. His speech dealt mostly with the
turin ana he had bat little 20 saw la re-
gard 20 Free silver. He dwelt, J owev +.
upon the fact hat 1t was thc duty 4 every.
democrat, regardless Of his vows t.fcn
the money que ion. tn vote lor the no.
nccs OF the Chicago convention. Ills
speech was Well received, Al ; o'clock
last night with lew invited tr,eA.s. lie
was royalty entertained ny Colonel ami
Mrs NJ. w. Sims.
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cations are that he will poll much llrger
vote in this county than he did in 1894.
District Attorney W. T.. Maynard and
his populist opponent. Il. j. browning.
also made speeches at the conclusion of
MAJOR Savers speech.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
TYprcALLY REPUBLICAN.

Bastrop. Texas. September 9qThc
I.astrop republicans held a convention a
the couru house yesterday even ms, wl;cf
'esulied simply in an uproar no hing ac
complshed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
AZ LOGANsPORT. ia.

I4ogansport, La, September 1S-There
was a graud democratic rally nj this place
last night, y Bryan aad Sewall club was
uSInzed and a great deal of enthusiasm
was manifested in the cause of silver,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-06-10

List Of delegates from Ceredo dis
trict elected TO the several cOnven-
tions at the Democratic convention,
held at Wayne c. H., May 30, '9e:
TO the Judicial convention, J. Il.
Lyons, Jesse Cyrus, w. G. Paye, w.
w. Porter and Jas. o. Mareum.
Delegates TO the State convention,
S. $. Vinson, st. Clair Roberts and
John Plymale.
Delegates to the Congressional
convention, st. Clair Roberts, w.
+. Plymale, VIM. Bromley.
Delegates To the Point Pleasant
Delegate convention, G. w. Thorn
pson, w. w. Porter, J. III. Lambert
and A. NJ. FrixzcIl.
Delegates 20 the Senatorial con-
vention, A. NJ. Frizzell, J. T.. NAL
colin and Meredith Hatten.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-06-10
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