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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-11-01
SCHOOL DECISION.
OF INTEREST TO ILL DISTRICTS
The Honorable Court Decides as to what
are Liable as Non-ISesIdent Scholars.

The Honorable Court Decides as to what
are Liable as Non-ISesIdcnt Scholars.
This is an application by Chas.
4. Harris for a Writ of Mandate
against II. Carrick, G. III. Toomer
and G. A. Hoover, Trustees Of
School District No. 10, in Bear
Lake County, in their official capac-
ity as such, to require them to
admit Florence Robinson, a minor
child of the age Of thirteen, resid-
ing with the plaintiff, to the public
school in said district, distribute to
her free books, and accord to her
all the privileges secured to resi-
dent children of school age by the
laws of this State.
An Alternative writ was issued,
the defendants answered that Flor
ence Robinson was a nonresident.
Upon the hearing, the facts
which were not denied, appeared to
be as follows: Chas. +. Harris,
is a resident of School District No.
Is of Bear Lake County; that Flor
ence Robinson, his wife's sister,
came to live with them early in
the summer of 1899, and as a
member of their family, and looks
to them for her support; she came
to live with them and make her
home there for the time being, but
does not know how long she will
remain; and that she did not come
for the purpose Of taking adyan.
tage of the free school in said dis
trict; her parents reside in ParI
City, Utah.
The only question in this case, II
whether Florence Robinson is Z
resident Of School District No. l5.
within the meaning of the Sehoo
Laws of this State; if she is a resi-
: dent, she is entitled to enter TIL,
. school and enjoy all the privilege
of children of school age within
that district; if she is a non-resi
dent. this case should be dismissed
t Section so on Page 90, of til
+ Session Laws of 1900, provide:
! "Every parent, guardian o
4 other person in the State of Idaho
: having control of a child or chile
rem between the ages Of 8 and l
years shall be required to sen
. such child or children to a publ
Z school for a period of twelve week
: in each school year. etc, and pr,
scribes a penalty for their failur
to comply with this Statute.
Section Sc, page 102, Sessio
Laws of 1890, provides: s'Trustet
y y may determine whether pupils GU
side of their district may atten
school in such district, and upo
A. what terms"
1 It appears to me, hat the obje,
Of the law is to secure the priv
leges of free schools to children +,
t. school aae, who are actually resi-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-11-01
ISuller=i'IaeIps.

Quietly and almost unknown to
their friends, except the intimate
ones, Mr.. Pete Fuller and Miss
Pauline Phelps were United in the
holy bonds of wcdiock last Tuesday
at the brides home. Bishop Clark
performed the ceremony.
The voting couple are well known
TO most Of the people of Bear Lake,
and they start on their matrimonial
voyage under most favorable aaspi5
ces.
The EXAMINER, in company with
hosts of friends, Joins in wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs: Fuller a most
pl asant journey IN their newly
found road Of happiness
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-11-01
Election Of Rdadovetseers /.

Under Il law of the state, the
elections for roadoverseara must be
held the first Moaday in December.
This year II will be December 4th.
The law provides: Notices mua6
be posted 10 days prior to the
election. Five qualified electors
may cal such elt.si9a.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-11-01

ROYAL BAKING powDea CO, NEW YosN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-11-01
TBH6HBRS EXAMINATION.

The next regular examination Of
teachers will be held in the court house
at Paris, Nov, %, "a & % commencing
on Thursday at 0 o'clock a. N.
Questions in school law will be taken
from Chapter VII. 1~S99-190O compila-
ton and questions in State Canstitu-
ton will be taken from Article V.
Respectfully
ANNIE OSMoND
Co., Supt,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-11-01
Royal Baking Powder is made
from PURE GRAPE CREAM OF
TARTAR and is absolutely free
from lime, alum and ammonia.

There are many imitation baking powdefSl
made from alum, mostly sold cheap. Avoid
them, as they make the food unwholesome.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-11-01
Repairing and Cleaning a Speciality,

The above firm having the 2Ist day of
Nov. 1898, bought out Ghas. schnid,
Merchant Tailor, ask your patronage in
the future.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
OUR NEW
POSSESSIONS

FOUR COMPLETE BOOKS BOUND
IN ONE MASSIVE VOLUME.
The Philirpines-Puerto RicO-Cuba-
Hawaii. BY Trumbun White.
Book 1.-The Philippines Description
History OF cities and commerce County.
Agriculture. The people and customs.
minerals, Scenery, Climate, Dewey s.
glorious victory. Late trouble OF Iusur-
gents etc. etc.
Book D. Puerto Rico History of the
Islands down to the transfer tothe L. S.
Its wealth and opportunity for Amerl-
cans Sugar. coffee, tobacco and other
products are raised. Book 3.-Cuba and
her Past A treasure house 1T or very
door Agriculture aud mining TIE
people aud their manner Of life-A glimse
at the future.
Bnpk !. 4.-H.waii.-IIow a savage people
became civilized Splendid work Of mis-
s.onarlcs From the death or rCaptain Cooh
To the raising Of the American flag. The
republic and its annexation tn L. 5. It,
Volcanoes. cane and coffee flelds.-Ho~
to dress for the tropical region.
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w. c T. u.
THE NEW GAMBLING
Law.
1t Will Take Effect
May z, 1899.

The following is the law as passed:
Section l. Every person who deals.
Hay s or carries on, opens or causes to b.
,, encd, or who conducts. either AS owner
mploye or lessee. whether for hire or not
any game of Faro. Monte, Roulette.
iansquenct, Rouge ct Noir. ROndo. OF
ny game played with cards, dice or any
ither device, for money, checks, credit.
or any other representative >Of value. is
guilty Of a misdemeanor and is punish
able by fine not less that 5000 or imprisOn-
ment in the county iaH not less than four
months.
Sec. 2. Every person who knowingly
permits any Of the games prohibited by
the proceeding section to be played. con
dueted or dealt in any house owned or
rented by such person, in whole or in
part. is punishable as provided in she
preceding section.
Sec. 3. Every person who. by any
practice. cheat or device. or false pre-
tense whatsoever. while playing at any
game of chance. or while bearing ANY
share in wages played for. or while bet
ting on side hands of such playing, wins
or acquires to himself or another any
sum Of money or anything of valne oT
T preventative Of value, is guilty OF mis-
deme4nor.
Sec. /. Whenever any judge or justice
of the peace shall have knowledge o.
shall receive satisfactory information
that there is any gambling table or gam
bling device, adopted and designed fo
the purpose OF PLAYING any OF the game
Of chance prohibited in section l of thi
act. within his district or county, it shal
be his duty to forthwith issue his war
rant, directed to the sheriff nr constable
to;eize aud bring before him such gan
bling able or other device, and cause III
same 10 be publicly destroyed. by buru
ing or otherwise.
Sec. S. The officer who shall
, charged with the execution of any wal
rant specified in section of this &C
sh1ll have like power of execution ther,
OF as is provided in cases of search wal
rants.
Sec. G. Every person duly summone
as witness for the prosecution on ar
I proceedings had under this chapter WI
neglects or refuses to attend as require
is guilty Of a misdemeanor.
< Sec. Z. No person otherwise comm
4 tent as witness is disqualified frol
testimony as such concerning the O
fence Of gambling on the ground thi
such testimony NAV criminate himsel
but no prosecution can afterward be ha
against him from any offence concernir
which he testified.
Sec. 8. Every prosecuting or count
attorney, sheriff. constable, or police 0
: ficcr must inform against and diligeOt
,. prosecute persous whom they have re
s snnaAle cause to believe offenders again
h the provisi ms Of this act. and every suC
officer refusing or neglecting so to DO
, guilty OF misdemeanOr.
Sec. 9. ALI acts and parts OF acts /
CONSTANT with the provisions Of tn
=. act are heareby repealed
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
OLAITENS.

Mr.. Dave B .sey Il. de a trip to Boise
last week.
Mr.. n. Marler is at work for Mr. Bull
lard on Bisel creek.
Mr.. Henry Smith is herding sheep over
towards Crane creek
The stock men OF this vaciuity d'u not
loose hut very few head OF STOCK on a'
count of the long winter.
Mr. Mike Nicholson has built cSo'n
on six Mile creek and expects 10 ou,'u i
corraI At thai place where he wi" smear
his sheep.
Hardy Phillips sold his Gd farm oo 20 Fsna am,
u,,hrook Consideration SVOO'VO' H"u
Las purchased track OF land near EN-
n,o,, from Mr.. D. Mclean.
r,.snow was six feet deep on the sum
-, ~ Tripod, as reported to the Eu''oI
,"'. ms. - .s,rdav. hy the mail carrier "".
totes the mail from Ola TO inc ''''
the rsyette river
..norted that John Yonnc has re-
- = ,yitb ssj woman eSperSnc'
Su'"sI S. mon beware OF the 'r'ache'"'i'
women aud don't let them E'' '"''
vour-7ocke'-book'
NJ, shepherd has circulated s ape, pS''I,I. Mr
TO &c! the s,,s> ~, :. his place. aud Mr., q
" " smith got up tOm0a''''n''' -'
S,llre1eAl the sssset'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
Ny MOTHERS BIBLE STORIES.

III MOl II Eh > Dipi4E . Nie'A@
Introduction by Bishop John II. Vincent
ID. ID.
Description Of the Book. Complete copies
Of MY Mothers Bible Storie" will con
tain about 500 pages, precisly like those
in the prospectus, printed on the SAINT
paper, and equal IN all respects to the
sample. They will also be beautifully
ambelIished with about POO Illustrations
over loo of which are STEEL ErCH
INGS, and the remainder first class woo'
enerayings and colored Photographers
1,he hook will be very large, handsom'
volume. lOx s inches in size ana ma!
be obtained in any of ihe four dltieren
STYLES in binding as Plain cloth-silk clotl
Half Mcroeco-Full Morocco.
Mr.. W. II. Whelchel. Agent
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
SEED POTATOES.

40OOlb., Rural y. Y. the standard Col
orado potato, and 5OOOlb. Burbank, At
2 cents.
Z Polan China sOws. So to SS.
Polan China boar, weight 4OOlb. SIS.
Location, one half Mile west OF Hop
ranch.-w. K. Whipple.
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For sale.

s2OO-Size of lot, 5OxlOO feet, on Main
st. in Smiths addition. One building
14x1s ft.cealed inside aud large build
ing lSx34 II. cealed inside and two other
rooms 14xl6 and llxl4. both are clothed
aud papered inside and other out build
,ngs, all for Two Hundr d dollars. 500
cash and balance on time or in trade.
Inquire at INDEX office or H. c. Riggs,
Jr. Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

DIR. Stalker wishes 10 say to the peo-
pie Of Emmett and vacinity that on ac-
count Of sickness he has been unable to
meet his appointments for some time, but
viii be on hands Tuesday and Wednes-
day, May aud ,, and viii continue his
watts to Emmett on the first Tuesday
A. Wednesday Of each month.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
Astrayed.

One bay horse 1871 hands weight 1870
lbs, white in face. large saddle marks
box brand on left shoulder, in good order.
may 20 to Salubria- 3 5 on delivery.
II. c. Riggs, Sr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
Farm For Sale.

1G0 acres Of fne 1ottom land; 81 miles
frcn Emmett; so acres under cultiya-
tioS; Is acres set to the choicest bearing
fruit trees and absolutely free from scale
or other diseases and finely situated to BE-
protected from frost; l0acra set to mead
ov and wa,er-Fight in last Chance Ditch
gees with the land; title clear ; Is per
acre. Call on or addess The INDEX OF
E. c. Blanchard. Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

4 message came from Caldwell Thurs
dry morning that man had been killed
between Caldwell and Nampa by the
tain. We heard that it was Joe Wilson 8
father-in-law.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

A reception was given to Mr.. and Mrs
J. L. Reed at their home in Emmett Apr.
D. 80, before their return to the sawmill
for the summer. Refreshments consist
ing Of cake and lemonade were served.
Indeed very pie SAINT and en- o able so
cial evening was passed and the departing
% npsny wished them success in the lum
b = business and an early return to EN-
nett next fall.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

DR.. Hunt informs US that R. }. Butts
and his mother. Mrs. Hubbard and Mr..
Smith out on Gig Willow Creek are rap
Ily improving from Malarial aud conjes-
tive or Typhus fevers, who have all been
very low for some time.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Read the Green Meadow Corrall ad. in
Index
NJ. Alexander Of Boise has boys suits.
See his ad. in this paper.
Read what Mr.. thinner says in his ad.
in the Index.
you want To buy Sewing Machine
cheap call at this Office.
Mr.. c. French came up from the Col n
Tuesday and will remain few weeks.
DR.. G. T. JONES is the resident DEN
TIST at Emmett. Idaho. Call on him.
Mrs Wilkenson Of Ontario Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. /. G.. Perkins.
H. @. Riggs. Sr., was in Emmett Tues
day and he has not found his horse yet.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcfarland came down
from Horseshoe Bend Sunday, after their
daughters.
The volunteers at Manila will come
home as soon as their places can be filed
with regulars.
Read carefully the ad. in the Index of
the American Grocery of Boise Idaho
Give them call.
Mr.. w. G. Scott OF Parsons Kansas.
cousin Of A. J. Lewis, arrived in Emmett
Saturday evening.
Geo. Womac< has moved into his bar
Der shop near where the bridge crosses
the canal on main street.
John Ireton and wife. of Marsh and C..
Treton and wife Of Sweet attended the
school entertainment Friday night.
The school entertainment last Friday
night was a splendid success. 1t only
showed the parents what their children
could do.
We offer to all old subscribers who will
pay up and to all new subscribers. The
Index from May until Jan. 1900 foe 75cts
in advance.
Mrs. D. E. SmithsOns mother, Mrs
Reed Of Mountain home and her grand
mother Mrs. johnson arc visiting will
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithson.
J. II Smith. who went out prosp' ct
ing about week ago. returned Monda!
and showed MS some Of his nuggets 0
gold from Oregon. Mr.. Wells and son
who went with him will remain litll
. longer.
Joseph Reed went to Boise Monday h
took Miss Deem one Of our school teachers
Miss Deem has just closed her secon'
year at this place with good acceptable
ity. She has taught the primary grade
o
Tonkin. the Artist, will remain her
" until May lst. We are equipped wit
new accessories and ackgrounds. Cab
Photos are so. so Per DOz. and all wor
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Ca
= and see new samples.
- d
" Wanted-The people of Emmett an
vacinity when in Boise to 70 to 1916 Il
St. TO buy Alfred Peats wall paper.
10 F. E. EeeI
n. Agent.
be Those who know themselves indebte
r. to me will please call and settled at the
Ct earliest convenience. as must settle N
e. accounts.
r. W c. Warde
ed The undersigned deals in PisnOes, o
ry gans and All Kinds of Musical Instr
no ments, Sheet Music a Snecialty.
ed Genuine Singer and domestic SewiT
Machines are Sold at 2Oprr cent less ths
le- Agents who sell on commission.
I'm Pard N. Bowen, Boise, Idaho.
Of d
iat SEED POTATOES.
- 40OOlb., Rural y. y. the standard c,
orado potato, and 5OOOlb. Burbank,
2 cents.
Z Polan China sOws. So to IS.
- Polan China boar, weight 400lb. 81
-. Location, one half Mile west OF FL
ranch.-w. K. Whipple.
d
- Astrayed.
Is One bay horse 1871 hands. weight -
lbs, white in face. large saddle mars
in. box brand on left shoulder. in good orde
his may 20 to Salubria-- 5 on delivery.
IT T. Ri,rrS 81
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

Mr.. a. F. Hit. the fruit tree inshectos
is in this vacinity this week and expects
10 visit all the orchards.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

Mr.. John Basey is highly pleased with
the operation of DR.. Hunt with his son
Burt's jaw in removing all the necrossed
bones. Mr.. Basey says he has done some
thing that no one else has done here. and
Burt's jaw is now well and he is saved OF
the expense Of trip to Portland, Oregon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
Public school Report.

Public School Report.
Fer the term beginning Sept. 5, 1898.
and ending April p, 1899.
Days taught. t..................... ..l5I
Enrollment-Girls. ..l02
Enrollment-BOys. .... .......65
Total. .l65
Attendance-Days belonging. ....174l4
present. ..l4s7Sl
Average daily-belangIug.. ......llO
present. ..95
absent.
Percent. OF attendance ce........S6
Students not absent-Girls. ....... 3
Boys.
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Corporal pUnishments. s.............l0
Visits by Trustees. northumberland 8
Net Entertainment Library Fund.
Advanced Room. $500
intermediate and Primary Rooms q, 90
H. 4. Pugh, Prin.
Names OF Students Not Absent
Advanced Room: Georgia Bucklsnd,
Ella Mcfarland. aud Ethel MeFarlaid d.
Primary Room;-Chsrley Williams.
and Lee Williams.
| The contract for placing a new ioor on
the bridge across the Payette river and
slough between the Marsh & Ireton ranch
and the river was awarded to McNish X
Allen Tor the sum Of s3a5. subject To the
notice in the IDAHO WORLD. II is agreed
however. that If it is not possible to pro-
duce AXIS plank as called for in the notice
n bidders. said bridge may be covered
with 4x6 instead OF AXIS, as specified iu
said bid, said work to be finished on or be-
I fore the next meeting OF the Board Ol
/ County Commissioners.
/ Idaho World
! Educate Your Bowels with CascaretA..
Candy CAihArtic. cure constipation forever
-. &c, Il Q :. .. mn, druggists refund money
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

To Cure ConstlPatioa Forever.
Take Czscarets Candy Cathartie. Toe or sc
" . c. c. fail 20 cure. druggists refund money
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28
MORE LOCALS.

Be sure and read the Beal Bothers' ad.
%
Mr.. Cartwright went to Boise Monday.
o.
Mr. Carlet N OF Boise called at the In
dex Office Thursday on business.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

are better orders than ever offered.
Have the Youth Suits, Coat. Pants,
and Vest, for Boys from l3 to 10 years
at $500 a Suit
which are equal to any $3.50 Suits offer
ed.
We invite inspection. Sample Suits
will be sent with the privilege OF return
ing AT our expense il not as represented.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

Those who know themselves indebted
TO me will please call and settled at their
earliest convenience. rs must settle my
accounts.
". G. Warden.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-28

The undersigned deals in Pisnoes, Or
gans and All Kinds of Musical Instru-
ments, Sheet Music Snecialty.
Genuine Singer and domestic Sewing
Machines are Sold at 20 per cent less than
Agents who sell on commission.
Pard N. Bowen, Boise, Idaho.
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J. H. Smith. who went out prosp' Ct
ing about week ago, returned Monday
and showed MS some of his nuggets OF
gold from Oregon. Mr.. Wells and sons
who went with him will remain little
longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

conversation. pointed ont clearly the folly of
the Democrats throughout the country i'm thus
kicking against the pricks." remarking that
lin nature there is the law of gravity I'm life
there is the survival NJ the nttost I'm trade there
IS demand and supply it is no moro possible
to reverse the Instincts tendencies or exactons
Of public sentiment and the people back of IL
than It is possible TO reverse these funda-
mental laws Of nature and economy
Since the reconnaissance Of Ex-Governor Pat
tson through the Northwest West and South.
there has been much correspondence and con
sultaton among the conscrt ativc Democratic
leaders upon the line Of operations to follow.
TO LET THE CRAZE run IT'S COURSE
The decision reached by ex-Cabinet Ministers
Whitney and Lamont in Nev-York and Hoke
Smith in Georgia William r Har~ity IN Penn
syvana snd a legion of others who retain thcir
judgment and sound discretion is TO stand back
and let the craze run IFS course and 500 how
long it can contnu" in SUCH lolb before finding
Itself irretreyaOly ditched. These men concode
that IL would Doe useless o. attempt To arrest
the craze at this stag" of It's oare~r. II was rr-
marked boy one OF them
The impression gone abroad is.that the COM
servativo wing ~ the party has abandoned IT'S
fate 10 the Inevitable This is mistake. lt is
simply paying out little more rope. and $50"
shall keep paying it out until these wreck'rs
finally find themselves nicely wound up I'm the
tolls Of their own making That is bound 10
come sooner or lator All $50 have IN do is to
abide that ending.
Ex-Governor Fauisou is in receipt of vo'uni-
nous correspondence from every section OF the
country. uclc~ing Democratic editorial COM
ments upon his declaration concerning tho doc
trines held by the conservative men Of hie party
which appeared eNcueirel, i'm The Tribune
THE FREE SILVER ISSUE DEAD
The ex-Governor made telling observation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

practicable in these days Of steam and cleo
tricty it would be To set mp the Mississippi
River and then by convention fat expect IT to
run up instead of down stream The old time
rule OF early conventions. 10 give the people
an opportunity for discussion. no longer exists.
II was remarked that lin the Lincoln and
Douglas Senatorial campaign NJ lN16 when
most Of the travelling had 10 be done in stages.
wagons or carriages. il took time The same
campaign which took three months then could
be- accomplished I'm three weeks now.
1t WAS said that conditions now change 50
rapidly that an early convention would fatally
handicap tho party should a nomination be
made and platform constructed without ref
crcnce 10 tho probable dominant public senti-
ment Of tho country"
The Eastern and the better element Of the
Western and Southern Democracy favor the
ceiling 0f convention at the latest possible
date consistent with an intelligent and vigorous
canvass of the country. instead ~ an early con-
vcntion. with long drawn campaign that Is
likely 70 d., from hamilton before tho day for
the public verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03


F-1vn about running campaign. and he has at
lis atsros.l All the means necessary Having
,.... ,.,,.,,e ,t. r,o,,<,or,ti, nomination,
UNTO ''''V'' '''
f. fh" Govornorsh'p. he mas started in TO make
things lively and the Indications are that there
o.. i..i. 80 ,if. 81, tho contest from nov
,.,... ,oa.,a,,
I,....-.... - ,-,,,..,,. ,.sr,s ~ Tho country
,.r. profess. 60 see I'm it a deep laid scheme TO
ssa.~.o< Tho free silver idol: hut MI Mclean
l-o-a-te that he is one of Mr Bryans warmcst
f-.-as so far as the silver question is con
o.-,oa ne points to his record as a consistent
Champion ~ tho white metal and 60 the plat
~. .s..+. p last "Wednesday. in which the Ii
.,.....,,.. ,.ilr.od
i'.N WIS i''" ''''
a p1CTCRESQJ T. FIGURE
- .,,,~ in
mas .a.,..
&c Dem cratic poH''s OF 'l'i" '"I "''''' "
quarter .r a century. II was in $50 that MS
1....r va. ,.,-ton Mclean. sold to- him a CON
,...,....,.a,t t,,,,,,rar 90
''- ssi in '"' '" .'i'"'
'r1 ta years later young Mf. Mclean DE-