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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-04
NAVARRO County Fair.

Corsicana Texas. October Navarro
county's fair and races will open on Oc-
tober 81. Much interest is being taken in
the fair. and It promises 10 be great
succcrs
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Judge bryant wim Hold Court.

San Angelo. Texas. october 3.--Judse
u. r. Bryant Will hold the term of Fed
eral court here. commanding tho first
Monday In November.
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colonel .rsip. Ford STRICKEN.

San Antonio. Texas. October 3.--Colonei
Rip Ford the NOTED Texas veteran. was
stricken with apopIexy late last night.
His condition is somewhat improved to-
day.
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KAurMAN.

W. A. French aud family visited friends
In Terrell last Sunday.
Mrs. @. A. Mathews OF Canton. who
has becn visiting her daughter. tirs. J
p. Haynes, for tho past week. returned
home iast Thursday.
John d. BoyGsson OF IiockwaIl has been
visiting the family OF Marion Moore here
the past week.
Misscs Mrile and Ida Montgomery Wis
tied ffiends at Amor SUNDAY.
Doc Clifton and Harry Jack spent sew
oral days Al Sulphur springs the hrst Of
thu week.
Mrs. VIII Barnard u Speeding couple
q weeks n Van zand< county.
Nh. =. @. Phillips q waxahAehie ~
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ANDERSON.

Henry Harris OF Waller is here Visiting
relatives.
Miss May Finch OF Erwin spent a day
with her cousin, Miss Edna Brigance.
Miss Annie Terrell OF Navasota spent
the week in Anderson visiting tho MisHeh
Cone.
Il. r. Maddox was at tho county capital
couple OF days this week.
|. Il. Lipdley, ESD. of Houston Is here
visiting his family.
Miss Carrie Loffin is attending school
ut Chappell Hill this year
Gaines Colston OF lola WIS In town to-
day.
Misc Sammie Borgess. after spending the
summer with relatives. has returned to
Fort Worth her home.
Miss Clay Woodson has returned to the
Jersey farm after spending couple Of
weeks In Huntsville.
Professor Halle OF Huntsville 10 In town.
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Cancer xece..itate. Amputation.

Gainesville. Texas, october 2.-Yester-
day evening at the residence Of Mr.. s..
Ballard, Drs. C. Johnson. J E.. Gilcreest
and q. s. Field amputated the hand of
Mr. w. @. Millings. father-in-law OF Mr..
Ballard. Mr.. Millings IN over 20 years old.
but stood the shock remarkably we'll. A
cancer neccssitated the amputAtion-
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SAN ANGELO.

Miss Alice Roberts OF Brownwood Is in
the city
rived Wednesday to spend several months
In the city.
Mrs. DR.. Ashford Ia visiting friends here
this week
II. NJ. Conner and family returned to
their home In Georgia Monday night, after
a few weeks visit TO relatives IN this COM
munity.
have been visiting In the city this week.
q. L. Hale and wife are visiting In the
city.
d. r. Averitt and vito are among the
visitors here.
Mrs. John Harris Is visiting relatives
In ST. Louis.
Or. Ellis left last week for their home
In Corpus Christi.
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rom nenn case Again.

Fort Worth, Texas. October .. "A fea-
turc In the noted Tom Bean estate dcvcl-
oped here yesterday in the filing for record
In the county clerks office IN abstract
OF the Judgment rendered In the suit d
Sarah Dove ct al VS.. H. p. Howard 81 Al
involving the Tom Bean estate. which I'M
cludcd tracts OF land and town lots IN FAn-
min, Clay. Tarrant. Jack. Cooke, Johnson.
Hunt and Grayson counties. The total
value Of the property involved inyrntcrieo
at $751;, see. SO, OF which $4,000 uas lcckted
In this (Tarrant) county, which ntctssi-
tated the recovery OF tho judgment here.
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IIEARNE.

Mrs w. j. Wilson is visiting relatives
and friends In Houston.
For tho past few weeks there have been
q number OF cases Of dengue fever here
and all social entertainments have come
TO a standstlll.
Mr.. Rush Mccullough OF Austin stopped
over IN Hearae Friday EN- route TO Naya-
sofa
Mrs. Porter Of Rockdale is IN the city
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. George
WItter
Oscar We'll returned home Friday from
Waco. where he visited a few days dur
ing ibe quarantine.
Mrs. s. Katzenstoin returned Saturday
from Palestine after spending few weeks
with her sister.
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WHARTON.

On account OF the yellow fever scare
there has been dearth OF society events
IN THIS city since last Tuesday The exodus
OF number OF prominent families has alao
made void In the social circle A shadow
OF gloom has been over the place and II
was indeed a joyous hour To all when the
danger was declared over and communica-
ton with the outside world resumed The
Post received a cordial welcome from its
numerous readers here.
party consisting OF Captain j. e. Linn
and family, Mr., and Mrs. Guy Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vol Meriwother, Miss Jas
mlne Whitley and Mr.. ]. Bordeaux left
Tuesday for several weeks r,irallzing In
Matagorda county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hodges Of George
town are the welcome guests OF their son,
Mr.. Frank Hedges.
Misses Sallie Harrison and Lola Vaughn
have been on the sick list this week.
Death visited the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Levine Monday and bore away the
spirit OF their little infant.
Mr. Scott Porter OF Eel Campo spent q
few days In Wharton this week.
Mrs. Rowe has been spending few
days with friends in THE city.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. lawson have paid
several visits 10 Mrs. Obenhaus during
the last fortnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
are residing at present at their ranch In
this city
The Sunday school children of the Bap-
list church gave a delightful entertain
ment at the Baptist church last sunda,
night. Each little one performed its role
In a creditablc manner.
The beautiful residence OF Mrs. NJ u
| Harrison on Burleson street. Is fast near
| ing completion and win be quite an orna
| ment to that part Of the town.
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CuENO.
The Misses Cornelia and Edith Words
worth have returned from Thomaston.
where they have been for the past week
visiting friends.
Miss Minnie Chapman, after pleasant
visit OF several weeks to relatives In Co.
hmbus, returned Monday.
Mrs. G. 10. Klumcke has returned from
Yorktown,
j. F. Williams ana wife left Monday
for Scguin. Mr.. Williams will take charge
of hotel at that place.
After pleasant visit to relatives In
East Texas. Mise Pattlc White returned
Monday
Miss Bertha Goodrich of Golfad visited
Cucro this week.
Mrs, NJ. ]. Baker and daughter. Miss
Susie. and Mrs. J. Osman left Tuesday
for Boerne.
Miss Josie De Nose will attend school
In San Antonio this year, She left Friday
for that place.
Link Calhoun returned to Houston Fri
day after n weeks visit 10 home folks.
Captain Shoely and family left Thurs.
day for their home In San Antonio.
Mre. Bennett came up from Thomastor
Thursday to attend the funeral OF hc
granddaughter. MiBs Bessie Bennett, who's
death occurred at noon Thursday. He
remains were laid TO rest in the Hillside
cemetery Friday morning. The service
| were conducted by Rev. A, II. r. Nc
| Curdy OF the Presbyterian church.
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PALEsTfNE.

Professor Chcvis gave another dsliGhtfui
hop 70 his dancing clans Thuruday even
Ing. The following were present: Misses
Minnie Bell. Fannie Rogers. Annie Me-
Kay, Dora Erwin, Lillye BELL Fox lrmA
and Mabel 00och. Anua and Sallie Word:
Mossvs. Sims Cpllcy, N, M. Brooks, A. A..
Forbes, Collsy Exum, Charles frederick.
n. n. Wiley, u. X. Fowler, w. r. Wood
all. Professor r., A. Hall. Professor Chevis.
The II. +, d. Club was entertained ut the
homo OF MisA Annie Jordan on MAgnOlia
street "Wednesday afternoon. The following
permanent officers were elected: Miss
Bessie Royall. president; Miss Phoebe Pells
secretary. Tho club 10 growing In favor
and bids fair TO become the leading social
organization in the city.
Miss Matte May, who has been spending
the summer In Washington. u. O.. has
returned homo.
Mrs. Dora Davenport. who has been
visiting Mrs. r. w. Brown. nas Eone to
Nashville
Mrs. W. e. Williams and children left
Wednesday night for Dallas to ioin her
husband, who has accepted Z tositton with
tho Missouri. Kansas and Texas railroad
at that place.
Niles Ray Goldberg is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Sam Lucas.
MIR. John h. Dolsen and Mrs. Hattie
v. Taylor were married "Wednesday even
ing at o'clock at tho Episcopal church
Rev. II. s. Stuard officiating,
Miss Walters, who has been Waiting Mrs
Steadman. has returned to her homo al
San Antonio.
Mrs. Walter Biount Of New Mexico II
visiting relatives In the city.
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be<n visiting Aer son here. q. n phitipp,
O. B. Taylor returned last Thursday fron
Cincinnati.
Dr.. john Erwin left TUESDAY TOR Louis-
vile. KY. where he will attend medlceA
college.
Mn. v. a. McDlwse rsturnsA v Asr
homo In Cocsicana SATURDAY.
Mrs. Frank Ellis and Miss Dasae Nestan
visited with frlenas In Nnnie this week.
Miaa 0erne Orr Of Terrell visited Ainn
Corr. Smith OF this city this week.
Miss Ruth SheltmAn o. Cran0all Waited
relatives in ksMfnan wednesday.
John Eorrcls left Tuesday for Meanwhile.
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TRAGEDY NEAR FLATONlA.
Disagreement About Reat Results
10 Killing.
PAUL WILLIAMS SHOT BY TOM ADAlR
AAair surrenders and Claims Ne
Acted in self Defense-One Ncxro
Killed and Another wouucd.

waelder Texas. October S.--News has
Just reached waelder Of difficulty be-
tween Mr.. Tom Adair. prominent citizen
of Flatonio. and one Of his renters. Paul
Williams. They met near Peach Creek and
after an exchange OF words williams began
firing upon Adair when Adair drew his
pistol sand returned the fire, instantly
killing Williams. 1t seems that the dif-
ficulty occurred over rents due on Adair's
plantation. Adair was once city marshal
of Flatonia, but now resides in San An
tonic. He is well and favorably known
here. After the difficulty no was followed
to Flatonia by two brothers Of the dead
man. Fiatonio is twelve miles from the
scene Of the killing.
Account From Flatonia.
Flatonia. Texas, October Son the
Slack Wells road, ten miles west OF this
between Thomas Adair. ex-city marshal
Of Flatonia, and Paul Williams. In which
the latter was fatally wounded. They
both exchanged pistol shots at very close
range. Mr.. Adair was not wounded, hut
has two bullet holes through his coat:
Williams lives on one of Adair's farms
aud the trouble arose over settlement
of the rent Adair came Immediately to
Fiatonga and surrendered to the officers
self-defense. He will remain mere until
the arrival of his lawyer, Hon. Jonathan
LAM of I4aGrange, and County Attorney
Percy Faison, Williams was nephew o.
who left at once for the scene OF the
tragedy.
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CI.IsnURNE.

The G. G. Musical club resumed their
mestings Tuesday.
meeting with Mrs. 8. b. Allen today.
r. V. Turgason and wife OF Clifton are
here.
Miss Etoile Carmichle Of Clifton is the
gueet OF Mrs. w. r. Hill.
Mrs. w. H. Stratton and Miss Ellen
Smith have returned from Dallas.
Mrs. L. A. Patton OF Alyarado has been
visiting Mrs. J. d. Clayton. her daugh-
ter.
Marriage license has been issued To
Harry Boiling and Miss Icy Crow.
Miss Edna and Bernice Porter are visit
ing ia Enid. 0. 7.
Mrs. u. r. Leech Is visiting In Dublin.
Colonel s. II. Shortage, mayor OF Gaines
VILE. and wife were in the city On route
home from Illinois.
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college. He retired from the real estate
business and tho well known firm OF Sea.
brook q knsen has been dissolved.
Colonel Nose G. Harris was detained
In Victoria this week BY the GUARANTEES.
News was received here yesterday that
MIR, ]. NJ, Brownson. who has been In
Tennessee during the month OF Septembert
Is just recovering from . rather sewers
Illness.
MIR. w. p. Ryan Of Port Lavaca was IN
Victoria on business Saturday.
West End, the fashionable residence pcr.
tion OF Victoria, was quito dcpopulatcd
last week. on account Of the yellow fever
scare. Mr.. +. G. Proctor was one Of the
few who hold the fort.
Mr.. r.. kleinsmith Of Luling returned
home Thursday after a visit to his wife's
parents. He will remain here awhoic
longcr
Mr.. George @. Murdoch. the REPRESENTS
tive Of Bateson, Cooper CO.. cotton buys
ers OF Houston and Liverpool, left Sat-
urday for Ennis. Texas,
Colonel George Vineyard, who has been
making Kansas City his headquarters for
several months, dropped In on his Victoria
friends last week and left for Corpus
Christi Saturday.
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LAGRANGE.

Mrs. w. w. Lunn OF Houston Is IN the
city visiting relatives apd kriends. Mrs,
Ella samuels left Monday for her home IN
Lexington, after an extended visit TO hef
mother. Mrs. Hagerman.
Mrs. Davidson. wife OF Claim Agent
Davidson Of The Katy. returned home from
Dallas last Tuesday
Mr.. Benno Harigcl. editor Of the Luling
Record, was In the city Monday.
Tho Y. l.. p. E. G. was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Schumacher last
Wednesday night Miss Helen Kaulbach
and Captain Willrich captured the two
first prizes and Miss Clara Gross and Leo
Richards carried of the BOBBY prlzea.
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GEORGErOWN.

~ " ~
p. G. Brittian, Eaq., Is dangerously Ill.
e. y. Dean OF Sherman Is visiting here.
Jim Clamp left Monday for Bracket.
Charles Fielder, Esq. OF BRENNAN -
visiting hero.
Mrs. T. p. Hughes and her guest. Mrs.
BROKER OF San Anponio. are convalesctng
from an attack Of dengue fever.
Miss Helen o. Brown returned Sunday
from Colorado resorts. While on top o.
Pixies Peak she says nothing prevented
her from seeing Georgetown except :
snow storm.
]. W. Hodges and wife are visiting in
Wharton.
]. o. Thaxton Of Runnels county 10 wise
Ting here. He reports everything prosper
ing in the Western country this year
VICTORIA.
Mrs. M. Haas of San Antonio and her
three children. Minnie. Alice and Cecil
who have been visiting relatives IN thii
city for several weeks. loft for home Thurs-
day. 49,. -.
| nave been summering In Canada, arrived
home Monday evening via Han Antonip an
cuero. Mr. Forbes met them IN san ~
NJ. b. Kinseu o. Port IAvaoe poese<
| through hsFe Ttmodey 81 roote g ~.
! vsston. whese - viii eftep6 ~ Seooee
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WILLIS.

w. W. Welch returned this morning
from visit to his old homo In Milwaukee,,
accompanied by his mother and Mr.. II. A.
Kinney They came into the State ever tina
Santa re. but on account Of tho auaran-
tine could get no nearer home than Sesly.
when they turned and by crcuitous route
made their way to Palestine to find them
selves IN no better position than when
they were at sealy. Tho quarantine wac
raised yesterday and they came n this
morning.
Mrs. w. W. Watson Of Houston IL visit-
| Ing her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, NJ. Corson are at Shen-
| herd for few days stay.
| Mrs. "A. w. Langmire has left for her
school In tho southern part OF the county.
| G.. w. Barron. q. d. Woodson, Ben
| Pordec and J. T.. Conneli composed Z
party that spent the week at Grand Lake.
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ALVIN

Mrs. J. NJ. Moody and Children tnve
gone to North Texas on visit.
Mr.. A. W. Wiikerson II In Central
Texas ON business trip.
Miss Emma Leusmon. who has been Wis.
iting her sister. Mrs. ] T. "ridmore, for
some time left Tuesday for her homo In
Trenton. Texas.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. J. Pate havo gone Ia
North Texas for n short visit.
Mr.. II. A. Haas has returned from Z
months visit at his old home In lows.
The ladies' are already preparing for their
annual chrysanthemum show in Novcm-
Der. and they expect II to surpasa tho cf-
forts OF former years.
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legal fraternity and il would be but
a just and graceful recognition of
his merits if he were accorded a
unanimous election.

The few months spent in Jail by
Agitator Debs seems to have failed
TO effect a cure i'm his case as he is
again on the platform posing rs a
ranting red anarchist, preaching
revolution, riot and bloodshed, and
offering himself (at SO much per
specify as a martyr. Martyrs are
made of different clay from Debs.
The professional agitator is the foe
of good government, and is a curse
to the cause of honest labor and to
the American nation. Honest toll
is never in his thoughts and he fat
tens best on the woes Of others.
Always ready with an offer to lead
in violent resistance to the law,
there is eve any danger of his
risking his precious skin for the
cause of labor, or any other cause.
Prominence, however unenviable, is
what he seeks, for with him it is
capital, and the money is what he is
after. 1t is one Of the best signs Of
the times that the workingm'en Of
Chicago have learned hal men Of
Debs' ilk are inimicable to their
interests and have organized in OPP
position to his teachings. The pub
lie always s~ympathize with the
latorer but never with the anarchist.
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Not i'm Favor of I6 to 1.

ArS1S-IcSacs
In a recent interview DIR. Andrews
of Brown university makes a state
ment of his views on the money
question. He says he does not
favor the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver at l6 to l, Independently
of any other nation, and that ne
never has favored such coinage. de
says he is opposed to any coinage
system which would put the country
upon a silver basis, but that he does
favor actual bimetallism, in the con-
test for which lie thinks the United
States should take the lead. DIR.
Andrews cannot under this statement
OF his views be claimed as a Bryan
tie, as he does not differ greatly
from most Of the republicans. The
Bryanites insist on the things which
DR.. Andrews opposes. They want
coinage at the ratio of 16 to 1, and
they want it without the aid or
consent Of any nation on earth
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The denomination Of Judge Camp
bell by the republicans Of the Fifth
district is a foregone conclusion, and
the same thing may be said of his
reelection. The people of this
circuit are fully aware of the solid
worth of the Judge, and will resent
any effort TO turn him down. la
fact, only the extreme partisans in
the populist camp advocate placing
a candidate in the field against him,
which they do in a shame faced,
half hearted manner, and they are
experiencing difficulty in finding an
attorney of standing to lead their
forlorn hope. Judge Campbell
should be elected without opposition.
He is no partisan, grants no political
favors, and plays no favorites among
the members Of the bar. He has
proved q model judge,-prompt, i'm
partial and upright, strong in the
esteem Of his fellow citizens, and
held in the highest respect by the
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Future Political Division.
Aberdeen News.

Aberdeen News.
Late conventions in different parts
of the country, as well as recent
speeches of its leaders, demonstrate
that the populist party has returned
to its first love, socialism. and will
hereafter promote that doctrine to
the exclusion of all others. This
movement will result in the assem-
bling of all socialists under the ban
ner of populism. Then all who
believe that cheap money and the
free coinage of silver at the ratio oil
l6 20 | is the paramount issue will
flock to the party which now styles
itself democratic, while all friends of
sound money and progressive gov.
eminent will ally themselves with
the republicans. According to the
present indications, these will be the
lines upon which the political partie,
of this country will be divided in
tie next campaign.
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How it is Done at Pierre.
Public Opinion.

Public Opinion.
The state pays Governor Lees
private secretary twelve hundred
dollars a year. The chief business
Of the private secretary thus far
during the present administration
has been writing reform press
matter printed in the populistic
papers of the state. The last pop
ocratic platform declares in favor of
state officers remaining at their post
of duty at the state capitol. The
present governor of the state obeys
his platform about once a month or
thereabouts, while the states money
goes to pay the private secretary
for his time in villifying republican
officials and putting up pops. This
may be ar honest way to use state
none y, but we seriously doubt it.
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The Kiondyke Situation.

II the Klondyke gold-felds had
been located under ~hospitable skies,
with easy mean of transportation,
says the September American Mon
thly Review of Reviews in its Prog
ress of the World pages, the rush Of
eager adventures would have been
unparalleled in history. As matters
stand, the exodus of prospectors to
Alaska has only been limited by the
means of transit. All the steamships
regularly sailing from points on the
Pacific coast to Alaskan ports have
been crowded to their utmost, and
various other craft have been char
tered to take special parties. Prob.
ably eight or ten thousand me n have
been carried as far as the Alaska
coast. Most of them are taking the
overland route from Dyea instead of
making the long detour by way of
the Yukon river. But the overland
route is an exceedingly hard one to
travel, and the number Of would.be
p~rospeetors is vastly in excess of the
means for conveying outfits. The
consequence is that a great many
men have made a start on the fearful
trail with little prospect of getting
over the Chillcoot pass to the mining
district before winter sets in. 1t is
to be feared hat the lack of suffice
lent supplies may entail serious suf-
ferlngs. 1t is a great mistake for
any one to start for the Klondyke
district-which lies practically on
the arctic circle without being
well-supplied with everything he
will need, especially with money.
Juneau, the capital of the territory
of Alaska, will be crowded this win.
ter with disappointed men Who must
wait until next summer to find the
road passable to the FL Dorado of
their hopes. On the eve Of the adj
journment of congress, there was
created the new Office of SURVEYOR
general Of Alaska. Hardly ary
surveying at all has been done in
that vast region. Next spring there
will be an enormon rush OF Amer
lcan prospectors, and it is believed
that the gold bearing gravel beds of
The streams on the American side OF
the boundary line may prove to be
as rich as those on the Canadian
side.
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position to enjoy things that might
otherwise be hard 70 attain. Some
times these things are appreciated
and valued at what they are really
worth, but again sometimes the
newspaper man IS rewarded by
covert stabs in the back from some
narrow-minded egotistical fellow
who thinks he has risen solely by
reason Of Inherited greatness.
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how favorable the natural conditions
prosperity would not and could moi
return under the existence OF the
gold standard and the rule of the
republican party. You cannot
dodge it ; hard times-"GeneraI
Distress" not General Prosperity
among the people is your only
hope of salvation.