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NEW cnRpoR ArInNs.

The following corpora.io1s To-Day fled
their charters with the 9eore,afy Of etate.
The Amarillo college Of Amarillo, fot-
ter county; capital stock. $40 100; moor
porators. James ID. Hamiin. j. ~. l.ipdrel
and W. b. Plemons; purpose to esanlihh
and maintain n school Of education IN the
liberal arts and sciences in the town OF
Amarillo
The Loeb Dry Goods company OF Green"
willie. capital stock. $4,000. incorporators,
j. y. Crawford. b. Hirshh and hplett
We'll purpose. to do a general mefchan-
disc btlsinosS
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A PLAGUE or The NIGHT.
ITCHING PILES AND OTHER REC
TAI TROUBLES EASILY CURED
Bh NEW AND SAFE
METHOD.
Remarkable Number Of Cures
Nude by Pyramid pie Cure.

ABOUT 6 ne person ia every four suffers
from sonle form OF reci@l disease The
moot common and annoying Is itching piles
Indicated by warmth. slight nioipture and
Intense, uncomfortable itching ia the parts
affected.
The usual treatment has been some sim
pie ointment or saivc which sometimes give
temporary relief, but nothing like per-
mancnt cure can be expected from such
superficial treatment
The only permanent cure for itching piles
yet discovered Is the Pyramid Pile cure.
not only for itching piles, but for every
other form OF piles, blind, bleeding or pro-
trudins. The FIRST application gives instant
relief, and tho continued use for shot
time causes permanent removal OF the
tumors or the small parasites which capsc
the intense itching and discomfort of itch
ing piles.
Many physicians for long time supposed
that the remarkable relief afforded by the
Pyramid Pile Cure Was because II was Sup
posed 10 contain cocaine, opium or similar
drugs, but such Ii not the case( 4 recent
careful analysis OF the remedy showed II
10 be absolutely free from any cocaine,
opium or, In fact. any poisJnous, injurious
drugs whatever.
For this reason the Pyramid pile Cure il
probably the only pile cure extensively
recommended BY physicians. because II "
10 safe. so prompt In the relief afforded
and 80 far as known the only posiiivc care
for piles except a surgical operation
ia one year the Pyramid Pile Cure has
become the best known. the safest and the
most extensively sold OF any pile cure
before The public.
Nearly all druggists now sell II Al 20
cents and 81 per package
Address the Pyramid Company, Marshall.
Mich, for book on cause and cure OF IIles
and also hundreds Of testimonials from
al paris OF the uritef States
III suffering from amy form Of pii IS. ak
ybur druggist for a package 0f Pyramid
Pile Cure and try II tonight.
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THE PRESIDENT niNEp.
He aud Mrs. Mckinley Guests Of t:,-
Nicc President.

He and Mrs. Mckinley Guests OF the
Wee President.
Washington. January 1.-the vice pres
ident and Mrs. Hobart entertained the
president and Mrs. Mckinley this evening
at beautifully appointed dinner WITH
twenty-one covers The drawing rooms
and library OF the vice presidents mansion
the former home of Senator and Mrs. Cam
eion, were fragrant With roses while the
table at which the guests were seated
was superbly decorated.
This was Mrs. McKirley's first appear
aDce as a dinner guest in Washington since
the Inauguration. and was consequently
awaited with great interest, Her toilet
was blue satin with diamond ornaments.
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Anti-scnlring RiIi.

Washington. Janu~ry 1.-THE house
committee on interstate commerce had the
anti scalping bill under discussion today
Two important amendments were made.
One imposes penalty on railroads refusing
TO redeem unused portions of tickets. This
provision is lacking in the original bill and
the railroad interests have been represent
ed as favoring II as an earnest evidence OF
good faith. An amendment was also adopt
ed providing that passengers having tickets
redeemed should not be given the benefit
of through rates.
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Hempstcad Texas. january 1.-THE
stockholders Of the Farmers National bank
elected the following officers. 4. schwort.
president: J. G. Amslcr. first vice prcsi-
dent; A. G, Tcmpkins. second vice presi-
dent; Ed. Johns, cashier; Tom Johns. as
sistant cashier; Major Close. bookkeoper;
directors. Louis Amsier. George Osborne,
u. Schwars, ]. z, Anislcr. A. G. Tompkins.
I'D. Johns, Tom Johns, scmi-annual
dividend OF per cent was declared. the
surplus was Increased to $4,000 and there Is
on hand $500 in undivided profits.
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Washington, Januery 14-Mr. Robert S.
Taylor of Indiana member of the none
tary commission WAS again before the
house banking and currency committee in
session today He referred to the made.
auacy OF the banking facilitits In the South
and West and suggt1ed that for the pres
ent this country must look mainly to indie
pendent small local banks for the relief
which is needed though he conceded an
extensive branch of banks might have Il
more effective tendency TO equalize rates
NJ intarpst
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lTE AND HOUSE.
- an Amendment to the
Constitution.
/ TIC INDIAN BURNERS.
!. Thousand Appropriated
out the Mob = House
"a private Claim nils.

January 14.--Aftcr the
n some routine business in
oday, Mr.. Hoar of Massachu-
I'd the following resolution for
~ TO the constitution:
following article be proposed
natures OF the several States
n,ent to the constitution OF the
IS: 9:.s
az office of the president and
sixth congress shall continue
h day of Apr,l in the year 1899
he senator's whose existing
otherwise expire on the ith
the year 1899 at noon or after
ne until noon of the 3Oth day
scceedlng such expi,ations and
u 81 April a. noon shall there
Instituted for the 4th OF March
Imencement and termination of
term OF the president, vice
tenators and representatives In
hutton was referred to the ccm-
ard elections.
Of Pennsylvania offered the
esolution, which was referred to
Ties on Indian affairs.
ID. That the secretary of the
hall be amt is hereby instruct-
EestigGte the facts connected
recent alleged atrocious burn
hath Of two Seminole Indians
\ In Oklahoma Territory and
HI thereon to congress.
he sum of $4,000 or SO much
4 may be necessary is hereby
ted for the investigation, ap-
N and punishment OF the
rsons % be expended under the
Of the secretary Of the in
ze OF assachusotts offered a
which was agreed to. calling
OF agriculture to sup
Iatc with information as to the
sugar imported Into the United
amount of beet sugar pro-
he United States. what sugar
. domestic the beet sugar comes
.;ition with, and what effect
an sugar has or can have upon
produced in the United States.
ali OF South Carolina announced
cunt OF the absence of his coll
McI,aurin. he would ask that
, on the late Senator Joseph A.
h were to have been presented
,ostpoued until some later day
,unced hereafter. The request
d.
.e then at 1890. on motion or
chairman of the committee on
tons, went into executive ses-
lasted until 1870 D. m.
open session a message from
Mt transmitting his approval of
of the Boring sea commits
received and read. Considera-
on the pension calendar was
and nineteen were passed.
s OF Alabama secured the pass !
\ TO regulate the duties of the
tes Judges in the district OF
% then adjourned until Mon
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SECRETARY ALGER IMPROVES.
Doctors Suggest that He BE .tcmoyrd
10 Some Northern pOtMt.

Washington, January 14--Seoretary AL
gers condition is somewhat improved and
it Isl hoped tina. he will steadily grow bet
ter. His fever has been declared to be
maIarial rather than typhoid, and the ply
sicians think il he can be moved to more
northern climate or to the seaside he VIII
do we'll. In a few days II his condition
permits. he will be moved to Fortress Mon
roe in Virginia or TO New York, it has not
yet been decided which.
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nrynn- I,nnk lsIcctIon.

Bryan. Texas. January ia.~1'hc stock
holiess Of The First National bank OF this
city have elected the following officers ana
board OF directors for tho ensuing year III.
w. Howell president; Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr.
vice presidents II. o, Roatwright, cashier;
H. Ii Mctnnis, assistant cashier. board of
directorsy j. w Howell, Guy NJ Bryan. Jr.,
II. .. lsoatwright, L. l.. Mcinnis and T. u.
1froI,un, =
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Injured by Waiting wars.

OF two houses being erected ON Twent,
second street fell down this afternoon and
twelve men were injured. two probably
fatally. Following iH a list Of the Injured !;
Lurenzo cramHr, X. G. Warmer, 1honias
Burns. William Adams. william y. Mour
tague. William A. Forsythc. william 4,
Wadeper.
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rriuic uurI.rer un,,,,,.a

Richmond. Va, January l4,--Archle
Loekely, eolored, triple murderer, WAS
hanged at Kings and Queen court house
today. i-ockoly showed great nerve to the
last. The trap was sprung at 1921 o'clock
and death WAS instantaneous Lockoy
made q confession
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I.aGransr HANK p,ec,,on.

l-aGrangc. Texas, January 2a--At a
meeting OF the directors OF The Tirs, Ma
ticnal bank of isaGransc all OF the old
officers were re-clccted. as follows:
a Haidnsck, president J. Lane, vice
presidents !, H. Holloway cashier; ed stu
dcnann, assistant cashier
/ The bank declared a dividend of & per
cent on earnings for the last Elk months
Sf lSN- "a II i.
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George G. Goldman OF Dallas, travelling
attorney for the Postal Telegraph Cable
Is now In Austin 10 make the
necessary arrangements for bringing the
limo into the city The line IS
now at Waco and being built TO Austin as
fast as possible. From here II VIII be ex-
tended 10 san Antonio and Laredo aud then
into Mexico
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MARTIN Hank nicgt,on,

Marlin, Texas. January ls,t.At the an
nual election OF officers and directors Tor
the First National hank Of Martin Tho fol-
lowing officers We're elected. a. u. Watson,
president. i. I, Davis, vice presidents n.
G. Clark, cashier, The following directors.
A. u, Watson. u, G. Clark, j w. Robinson.
j A. Martin and j. H. Davis.
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S,,hooI nuiIdinu turned.

Burnett Texas. January ii--Supposedly
from defective flue Brrnets pubic
school building. the Pride of the town
and the neatest and best arranged school
building In Western Texas. caught fire ana
was burned this evening at $3.50. Loss on
building. $4,000; fixtures. $4,000. insurance.
on house. $4,000: fixtures, $500
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Denison, Texas, January ia spark
from locomotive set fire to the grass iu
Falrview cemetery last night, doing serious
damage, Valuable shrubbery and fences
were burned and tombstones distigured.
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. then adjourned until Mon
THE HOUSE.

gton, January 14.--It was the in
the house managers to proceed
diplomatic and consular appro-
bill today. but owing to the on
Fliticn in Havana and exaggerated
broad they decided to avoid the
oil opening up Cuban debate
ulshlng the day to the committee
IN charge of bills on the private
Before this order was entered
agricultural bill was passed
the day was consumed in a fill
ainst a bill to pay the publishing
the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Nashville. Tenn, $2SS,eOt FOR
re aud use of the properly of the
pm during the war.
use managers decided not to pro-
the consideration of the dioio-
consular appropriation bill to-
to give the day for the consid-
private bills. This was doubt
70 avert the possibility CT pre-
sensational Cuban deolse dur
consideration of the appropria-
lnflammatory speeches dor;ug
ny critical state OF affairs in Iiav-
ld' the conservative leaders be-
particularly unfortunate. When
adjourned last night the amend
the agricultural appropriation biil,
ior the publication of another
! me Horse Book was pending.
y friends Of the amendment CON
WIN the appropriations commit
Freeing TO a reduction of the num-
e printed from 10000 10 1890.
Pued The amendment was adopted
Dill was passed.
Fsolution accepting the Invitation
!overnment of Norway 10 partici-
'ne fisheries exposition at Bergen
Y 10 September, 1855. yas called
ar simnkins tRep., Mass.)
.pVn' chairman OF the appropria-
liinittee, said he thought on the
= question congress was running
se had domestic expositions at
,,hla, Chicago. New Orleans, c,n-
louisville, Atlanta and Nashville,
Ie now about to have one at
ABROAD we had participa ed in the
10 al Vienna, Paris. Brussnis aud
ne anxiety OF would be com:nis-
= nave the homer and glary OF cur
represented at these foreign en-
Was astonishing. Now here comes
,'llon al Bergen, Twenty thousand
vas TO be appropriated. II This
! passed congress would De called
~ Inc bill for a deficiency of
re save 1t as his Judgment that
ssls OF the United Stares dii not
u participation In this y iposi,irn.
our duty by the coming Paris
mat would be enough.
hpkins in reply called attention
ict that Norway. second III the
no country in fisheries. had ac-
" invitation to participate at
nla and Chicago. Common conr-
aeeeney demanded that we ae-
invitation.
!. tRep,, Iowa.. thought We |
! "a The next decade participate
'usition which would be OF more
salue TO The United States.
oiution was adopted.
!, resolution was adopted on mo-
rs ferkins iRep.. Iowa| direct
''feetor OF the geological survey
snd have printed 10000 copies
= Alaska showing the most feast
70 the gold fields.
" thsn weat into committee ~
9 calendar.
YES $4,000 to William s. Grant
Z Ne, for supplies for the United
Z sonfseAted by the Confederate
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Ennis. Texas. January 1.-THE Peoples
National bank at their annual meeting
TUESDAY evening, January ~ elected the
foliowing officers for the ensuing year J..
A. Pace j. BIakey. 7. r Clark, Lee Bla-
key. j, u. Armstrong. J. l.. Brice and ).
NJ Weatherford
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Galveston. Texas. January l3.--Proceed-
ings in the court Of civil appeals today:
Affrrned--Thomas siccisnahan g; a. rs.
M. Deplozo, from Orange county; ]. NJ
Williams at al VS.. j. C. League, from
san Augustine county; Texas and New Or
leans Railroad Company VS. Lizzie Black.
from Liberty county; T. II. Thompson 4
Co. vs.. s. a Sexton ct al. from Grange
county: Eugene Williams administrator
W. Planters and Mechanics Satr3nal
Bank, from Galveston county.
Reversed and rendered for aD3ellaliis-t
Foeke, Wilkens 4 Lange. from Tfipiiy
county
Reversed and remanded-friedman,
Keller a. Co, VS., b. H. Peters 9, al. ifnm
Galveston county.
Dismissed by agreements. 7, Fon.
tsine vs.. Il. J !. Bierlng. from Galveston
county
Cases sset for submission January lt---
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MCKINNEY Hnnk I;ler1IDn.

Mckinney, Texas, Januar, 13.--Directors
elected by Collin County National bank: q.
A. Foote. z. ~. McAuIas, T. G. Goodner. J.,
L. White. J. q. Rhea, 7. b. Wilson. n. H
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Denton. Texas. June ls,-Fire destroyed
a house owned by C. NJ. Greenlee south Of
town. Loss about $1,000; small insur-
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Asisnc,i StnrL snlh.

Calvert, Texas, January li,--The ss-
signed stock OF Jones & Co.. grocers. was
sold today to j H. brennan \ Co. rho
goods viii be moved to Mr. Drcnnan's store
al once,
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS

Washington. January lathe president
today sent these nominations to the senate:
70 be consuls, George w. Dickinson of New
York, at Acapulco, Mexico; Louis Gold
schmidt of New Hampshire, al LaGuaya,
Venezuela.
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Senator Money is looming up as very
formidable candidate for chairman OF the
Democratic National congressional com
mttee. This position is now held by Sem
ator Faulkner OF West Virginia.
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by order of the commander In chief,
". H. Mabry, Adiutant General.
A PICTURE or GOVERNOR noGG.

Today quite number of prominent gem
tlemen met III the governors private office
and witnessed the presentation TO ex-Gos-
ernor Hogg OF splendid life-like painting
of himself by the we'll known artist. Pro-
fcssor julius Rembrandt The presentation
speech was made by Judge Julius Schuctse.
who took occasioa TO pay very high com
pliment TO Governor Hogs patriotism and
honest integrity and which the big ex-
governor responded 10 In his happiest vein.
Tho painting ia a work OF rare merit and is
said to be the finest likeness OF Governor
Hogg in existence.
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Secretary Bliss is In receipt OF the fol-
lowing telegram OF yesterdays date from
Governor Barnes Of Oklahoma. regarding
the reported Seminole uprising: ABSOLUTE
ly no disturbance or excitement along the
Seminole border"
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It is thought here that Charles l..
Kurtz. Ohio member of the National repub-
lican committee. win be expelled on ac-
count of his conduct In the Hanna election
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Senator Hanna win probably come to
Washington early nsxt week and develop
ments in Texas political matters may be
expected.
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BERING SEA SEIZURES.
President Mckinley recommends
the Payment of All Claims.

President Mckinley Recommends
the Payment of All Claims.
washington, January 1.-THE president
today submitted to congress the awards
and reports OF the commission appointed
under the terms of the treaty of 1926 to adj
i,,s, the claims Of British subjects for
losses sustained through the seizure OF
their sailing vessels in Boring sea. In his
letter of fransmlttal the president says;
"The report of the secretary of state
presents a clear epitome of the award ana
renders unnecessary any extended obser-
yauces on my part further than TO say that
cordially coincide with the recommenda-
lion and that our treaty obligations demand
prompt and favorable action by CONGRESS,
which urgently hope may be taken TO The
end that these long pending questions may
be finally and satisfactorily terminated.
The total amount necessary to satisfy me
awards al The commission Is 1913. l5i.2o,
which | recommend be appropriated.
William Mckinley.
Secretary Sherman's report sets ont tne
arooin.anent of the commissioners to ad-
lust the claims and submits q ISL OF the
awards made showing 10 detail the amount
allowed on account of each Of the 'esssis.
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threatened by Desperadoes.

Little Rock, Ark, January H.--Ne"s
from Clinton. Van Buren, county. says
reign Of terror prevails over the threat oil
4 desperate mob Of nouniairesrs to burn
the town and release from the county jail
Wi, Harden and Lee Nils the alleged.
murdercrs OF the Patterson family flienus
Of the prisoners have sworn .nsa 10y w ss
,hro,,eh blood to the jail and burn me
,rsnn' TWO men we're discovered trying
- esact an entrance to the jail MONDAY
!" ana guns were fred at them, run
, n's hen away. since that time heavy
r,,a,,a has surrounded the ja'i and the aiti-
zeps walk the streets heavily arIpea. mo-
raenfarily expecting an attack from 'ns
despegadoes.
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The house committee on judiciary hae
recommended the appointment Of an add
tional district judge for Texas.
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n, v. q. ORDER.
= vt N'Nsf7f7FFs
Special order No. s0,.

Special Order No. 800
Adjutant Generals Office. state q, Texas,
Austin, Texas. January la.--i, board OF
examination is hereby appcintad to meet
nj Austin, Texas, Tor the purpose of ex-
aiming into the qualifications for commits
sion OF such officers who may from time to
time appear befors it,
Detail Cor the soar',--Maior General h..
NJ. openheimor, Colonel II. $. Swain,
Sixth regiment; Colonel w. II, stacy.
Third regilnant. lieutenant Colonel II.
hutchings. Second ranimept, lieutenant
Colonel G, A. Wheatley, First regiment
cavalry; Captain David Harrell, \. y. e.,
First division, recorder.
9. Tho examination will consist of drill
regulations. rcsimentai aud battalion,
guard duty. court murtial duty, 1uties
pertaining TO the administration Of reei-
ments and baitalions. Texas multi law
aud State and United States army roguia-
tions.
by order of the commanders chief,
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
RELlCs OF Tho RATTLE or SAN
JACINTO OFFERED TEXAS.
a Fine Painting of Former GovcrnUr
HoRs Was Presented 4" Him.
New corporations Chartered.

Austin. Texas, January II. The follow
Ing. which explains itself. will be rcaS
with interest nv all old Texans:
Adlutant General W. III. Mabry, Aus
tin. Texas,
Littleton. N. c.. January 10. lSaS. -
Dear Sir ann pleased to thus renew
nay pleasant acquaintance with you. l
am here on visit To- my aged uncle,
Ex-Governor Peter IL, hell. who was
twice governor OF TaNas. He Is now.
hope, recovering, II slowly, from q
severe attack OF pneumonia He Us both
Texas ana Mexican veteran. and was
with Houston at the battle OF san
3 .laosnto and 1t Bnena Vista With Tay-
Tor. He he's vet toicrably we'll pre-
Il served from the r.iyagcs OF time the
saddle aud bridle and brace Of pistols
which he used at. San jaciuto. where
he supported Houston, have gotten
his consent 10 take them To Texas and
( let the State care for them. These
are military relies OF that heroic
struggle and we think Teyas ought TO
have them Knowing Won personally
and 1t being somewhat in your line
as the military head nf lilo State, l
write TO thus yet yonr upinton IN the
matter Of bringing them 10 It>as With
mo and maling the above mentioned
disposition Of them PleAse l.t me
hear frenl YOU BY return mail. With
greatest respect,
Alden Rcli
After consulting The governor, General
Mabry wrotr Mr., He'll, thanking him foi
his Kindness and answering him OF TIL,
glad acceptance OF the relies BY the state
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The senate committee on privileges and
elections today decided to make an adverse
report upon S. w Corbett's claim 10 seat
in the senate from Oregon
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The house committee on public lands has
made favorable report ON the Arkansas
claims settlement bill.
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Among the nominations confirmed today
by the senate was that OF former Senator
Tabor OF ColoraGo to be postmaster at Den
yer. HlN
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-08

having his name used for Office he would
not be defeated if he could help it. Then
too, I do not anticipate any organized
opposition. I am willing to make the
run If the party sees fit to nominate me.
OF course, from a financial standpoint I
would be loser" Mr.. Some1ville said
that as far as he was aware G.. K. Davis
was the choice of the republicans through
out the state and would no doubt be re-
turned to the senate where he has been
credit both to himself and to the state.
AS to who was likely to receive the nom
ination for governor, Mr.. Somerville had
but little to say, but to place him any.
where except in Eustis camp would be
mistake.
The Mankato populists favor DR..
Christian johnson of W1lmar for COVER
nor. The caucus was controlled by the
mid-roaders.
Miss Lula Setter, who graduates from
the Mankato Normal this week, has been
elected to q position in the Winthrop
public schools. Lulu is a daughter of
A. G.. Setter of this city.