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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
MINERS RELIEF FUND.

Previously Acknowledged ....$154.96
Cash (Ardmore, 1. To.......... 500
Mrs. n. Meyer 80
Crescent Lodge No. s, A. A. 1.
y. IL Il. W........................ 1910
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
Obvious Necessity.

ooh, John, baby is trying to swallow a
corkr'
"A cork Maria? Stop 'er!"-Chicago
Tribune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
His Luck.

Snarley-How did Jingso get run over?
Yow-He was STOPPING to pick up a
horseshoe Syracuse Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

BY virtue of deed of trust made by
Henry Hess TO me, az trustee. dated on
the 18th day of October. 1885 and recorded
in the office of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio County West Virginia. in
Deed of Trust Book 43. page 6l2. ! will sell
at the fret door of the court House Of
said Ohio county. on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07

Charles Town Spirit of Jefferson.
The Register is live, enterpristng paper,
and those who wish to keep we'll posted in
State news should give it their patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
WORDS OF PRAISE.
What the State Press Thinks of the
Register.

Addison Independent State.
The Register is a good paper and gives
all the news of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
)herdstown Register.

The Register is one of West Virginia's
liveliest and most readable papers. and
keeps its readers thoroughly well posted
on all matters of State interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07

and has a magnificent military record. He
accompanied The Fighting Fifth" to
Egypt, was present at the battle OF ON
durham, and by the special permission of
Lord Methuen witnessed the battles of Bel
mont, Graspan and Modder river. Some
day, it is to be hoped, the gallant Drum
mer" will be duly decorated by Great Brit
aims nlleen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
Buckhannon Banner.

The Register is the leading newspaper Of
the State, and as 1900 is campaign year
every one should have its daily or weekly
edition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
HANDSOME SOUVENIRS at tn
FOOD FAIR.
ROBERTS SENDS BAD NEWS.
Continued From First Page.
trade. He went through a number of
campaigns in the French army.

1t is officially announced that the British
casualties in the Boer ambush near Sar-
mas Post total up 450, including 173 miss
ing.
Cecil Rhodes arrived in this city to-
day. He is well and cheerful, but is much
more exclusive than he was on his pre-
vious trip home. The public did not show
the slightest interest in him.
NE WORK, April GA dispatch to the
Herald from Pretoria says:
The Transvaal government authorizes
me to state positively that it has no inten-
ton of destroying Johannesburg or the
property there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07
PRETTY GIRLS at the FOOD FAIR,

Tribune Bicycles, $4,000. Jason C..
Stamp, New Store, Peabody Building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-07

and Blank Deeds ard Deeiis 81 Truet roc
ALE az REGISTER COUNTING R0O1a.
I225 Market street.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19
A Former Republican on Bryan.

State Senator Talbot Of Nebraska.
Bryan, old law ptrtn'r, a Republican
up to couple Of weeks ago, aud a
man who knows Bryan, as he says,
"bcltcr than any living man" has this
10 ray uf him
shall support the Democratic ticket
because the platform adopted ut Kan
sls CITY in iIs dominant features cX-
presses my opinions exactly. Three
planks in particular, those covering the
leading issues 10 the pending campaign.
particularly appeal TO mo. They are
the plank. sgainst imperialism, the one
against trusts aud the expression of
sympathy for the Bocrs. They express
the essence of true Amcricanism, and
| would support any man thought
would carry ou, these principles rs OPP
posed lo the policy being pursued by
the present Republican administration.
| absolutely agree with the Democrats
on these three propositions, and be.
licyc hrmly that Mr.. Bryan will carry
out the principles Of his platform IL
elected. | believe MFR. Bryan to be
the highest type Of American citizen
ship and craftsmanship. know him
better than any living man. | eau say
without the slightest equiyoca,iop that
his character il of the very highrst
IIc is absolutely sincere In all be says
and does, and his integrity cannot be
questioned shall DO oil in my
power 10 secure his election.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19
THE WIDE WORLD OVER.

The AbySslnin warriors always honor
tbeiF king by hand escort Of IS trum-
pets wherever he goes.
The Turkish government has issued
an irado prohibiting the Importation
OF all apparatus connected with siee-
irlclty.
Calves are never killed 10 Morocco,
because OF popular notion that n
deprived OF them the COWS would cease
TO give milk.
There II such a variety OF climate
In Costa Rica that by going few miles
north or south Of given point any
kind OF climate may be enjoyed.
In Paraguay cotton grows the whole
year round. and from one planting two
crops are produced. The plant. after Il
has horne, Is cut down, and from isa
root grows another plant.
Few houses In Uruguay are provided
with stores Tor heating purposes. No,
chimneys or flreplaces are provided, az
q rule. one house recently built at q
cost ~ $4,000 having for its only chin.
uey ssovrpIpe from The kitchen.
The Coolgaydle lausfraiia) water
pipe line IL a hydraulic cnserprise Of
the frst magnitude. n Involves Tho
construeslou and placing 81 sae nsilrs
OF so.inch steel pipe which win deliver
daily s.cooGoo gaIiens OF water.
Therc has bscn marked improve
snsnt In the ssnse Of trade in ralextinc
since the opening up ihs country BY
the Inra-Jcrusalem railway. The
transportation Of goods from The coast
70 the Interior 4 now rsndered very
Gasp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

l.. ". llabcrcom, manager of the
German bureau Of the Republican Ma
lional Congressional Committee ut
Washington City, on tho 18th hn-
bounced his withdrawal from tia, com
miltcc aud his purpose 10 support
Bryan aud The Democratic platform.
lie sly, hc cannot defend and promote
the Republican paily's expansion aud
foreign Folicies; that 1t now stands for
impclialis,iu expansion aui b. already
busy cultivaling the -pIrt Of militarism
The Gcrmaus Of Ibis country, whO left
the i5drTianl 10 escape imperialism
,nd miiititisn, view with alarm the
lrndru,r'. 81 the Republican patty iu
that direction, aud though they have
stood with II long aud faithfully on it,
pru,rci,uu and guld.s,aud,rl policies,
they sec 100 the urW situit o. question
that wrI,AuloNs all other, that thi,
cudu,ry has been called upon to face
The d,lrc,iuu Of such mcu @, Nit llab-
crcum will have The cff'c, ct still fur
Their ar"u,iug the German element Of
this cnuutty To tho necessity Of over.
throwing the PTcscn, Administration
auI saving he Republic from impe.
giali-m and IA liliarism.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

"rhc Wilson tatiff bilI, =" say our
Republican contemporaries, "rrsu.tcd
In deficit in thiriy.ivc months Of
sl0s, UUu. UOu, while tho Dinglcy pro-
lecliyc tariff law resulted In a surplus
Of tiG, 600, 900 in thiuy.iwo months 90
Such statements arc misleading but are
frequently accepted without allowance
by the unthinking DuIiug the few
years the Wilson tariff bill was IN force.
business all over the world was IN q
depressed condition, aud It never had
a fair trial. Besides, the gold stand.
ard policy oi the Cleveland Admins
:ra,Ipu, which paid Out the gold reserve
on demand for Government notes, IN.
stead If paying in coin (sall or s.hct).
an option which the Law gave, thus
creating wha. came TO be known a.
"the endless chain" policy, permitted
the pockets Of The Government To be
picked without hiudrancc; aud follow
ing the same ruinous policy, an old OBJ
solcic law WAS rcsurrec cd under which
the Secretary Of the Treasury issued
bonds aud sold them to a syndicate at
a big profit to the latter, TO get gold to
repleni,h the deficiency thus created,
only to have the Governments pockets
picked again. We know that this
was done under an alleged Democratic
Admiuislration--one that betrayed its
party, aud now finds It's only apollo
gists amoag Republicans. But what
Of 'he so-called surplus under the
Dingley tariff Law? Everyone who ex-
ercises The faculty Of thinking and rea-
sDning knows that Il Is either insinc r.
iiy or ignorance that gives that law the
credit for any surplus that may now
exist. Were II not for the internal
revenue law, enacted rs u war emer.
geney but still continued In force, that
taxes man every time he draws a
check, burrows few dollars aud gives
his nuie, makes deed TO a piece OF
property, sends an express package or
iransncts thousand other little every
day affairs, there would be big def
icit. That is where the surplus cons
from, and cot from lie Dinglcy tariff
bill. The people ate simply taxed be-
yond all reason or necessity. and when
a Governmcn, shows big surplus In
its treasury 1t only means that the poo
pie arc being robbed and tina, il Il
time TO put stop TO Il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

1.-The way to gain a good reputation
Is to erdeayur to be what yoa desire to
appear" That is precisely The man
uer 10 which Chamberlain Cough REM
edy has gIIned It's reputation as a cure
for coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough, Every bottle that has ever been
pat out by the manufacturers has been
Tally up TO the high standard of excel.
lence claimed for IL. People have found
that Il can always be depended upon
for tho relief aud cure Of these ailments
and that 1t Is pleasant and safe totakc.
This has given II good reputation
wherever II has become known aud ac-
counts for It's great popularity. For
sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

China, In permitting OF not being
able to prevent the uprising of it,
millions oi foreigncr-h hating subjects,
she butchering Of missionaries aud ma
tive converts, aud the massacre Of The
other nations legations aud all for.
siguers in Pekin, has given the Pow.
srs, all tOo eager for conquest, the op.
rortuniiy for which they have been
watching and waiting, TO come ia and
begin the work Of paTtilioning her do
mains ou among themselves. but IL
aoesn't promise to be any holiday af
air; the subjngalion of 400. 900. 900
supersIi,ious, hnaiical people. Is a
large undertaking, even ior tho bal.
snco Of the world.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

was altogether iniaginary--aud upon
which all Democrats eau unite; qaes.
ton upon which some Of the ablest
aud most conscientious men la the Re-
publican party are At yarienec with the
Administration, many Of whom are
nutspokcn in their opposition, and
others with whom party feilty Is very
slruag, who will give i; only a perfume
tory support. tudeT the changed pc.
litical conditions since 1896, changes
are taking place 10 the minds of the
people, new party adjustments are
taking place, aud while n few 81 the
Democrats who went over to the Re-
publican party IN 1896 because Of tho
financial question will remain with IL,
there is abundant practical evidence
that the Democratic party is gaining
moro than il will lose In this new adj
jnamcut. There j. avery pronounced
feeling am NJ the German population,
which ha, chung to the Republican
party With the grcaIcs! persistence,
against the Administration policy Of
iOrciblc aggressiuu, imperialism and
miliIarism; and opposition to this pol
hey among the leading German think.
crs aud newspapers 1. having i's effect
upon ihi. class Of voters all over the
country. Besides the ou,spOkcn stand
aud clear cnpnciaIiin of the Demo.
cratic platform on this question, Bryan
aud stevenson are recognized as sin.
cerc, honest, patriotic and able mnu,
who have at heart the general welfare
Of the Republic, aud are not hampcred
by obligations to the trusts and pow.
criuI corporations which have cNcr-
ci.cd dominant influence aud prnpri-
eior-hip over The present Adnini,,ra-
ton and Congress. The time Tot n
change is ripe, and We believe it viii
come.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

A Manila correspondence Of the As
sociaied Press says ''more soldiers
b the demand which Ia coming to t;eu.
Macarthur from every department Of
she Philippines. Gen. Young, who Is
holding seven Of the most mountain
aus provinces Of l.uzop with four reg.
iusenls, expects severe work during
she rainy season. The present force
b not large enough 10 garrison more
Than bali OF The important sowBs, while
su,sldc Of these the insurgents keep up
harasjng guerilla warfare. and rs
een. i.awion predicted some time sgo.
n will take iec, 900 soldiers To hold
she islands IN sahhc,ion. Surety the
hnpcrhnsiic pulicy upon wsseh tho
present Administration has embarked
b leading ne rsladIy towards nsiii,ar-
ssm and along With this comes the
trouble 10 china Into wisieh n appears
che United Slsses will almost incv-
kxbiy be drswa along with the o,her
Powers Of tie earth. and further de-
mand win be made 90 the country Cor
sfoops YIN Il reach The conscfipiion.
s1seE
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19
NOTICE.

Notice b hrrrtiy given that SCALED h,ae
VIII b~ received at the uf5ies OF the County
Lsetk y august on. iNs9, w % o'clock p.
ihe cubic yaTd, lhlds fof each kind Of salsi
material 10 BE- separately made and alssI
tgs eaeh rad, for rpfapping. nlacasam'
lyinA ana EfayeilBg the portions ~ tho
following public r1nds. town.
TiIE 81. LOI-fs ROAD.
bgginnlnK ON the corporation line OF lhs
tht o. sssmingtnb, In TIM centpr Of ppla
fosa, mchte running hDffhwaguiy along
lhe main tine ~ said toad 10 the FORKS 81
haih ~. Louis and the Hiilabnro read
TINE FREDERlCgTowN ROAD,
heEinniag on the corporation Ilns q th,
uuy 81 Huntington, IN tbs center Of said
fpad, thtuce running sUuthwartily along
TIE nain tine " said Rad Go the FORKS %
s4ill tfeaeFhktOwn and Hurnham Ford
TIVE dArKsoS ROAD.
r'wglnnlng al the sout iteas, end OF the pr~x.
cdt ruck road lhenes running r1nihsssi
rrig alunE the main line al said Jack son
road To tbs west END oi Wolf Greet bridge.
TIlE fOrust ROAD.
beginning at ihr northwest eHd % present
fpck tuan, thence running nurihwVstNani
" along tito main line Of said r1ad 60 the
extent " the appropriation.
TIT fARNiNGToN AND nuNSE TERgE
ROAD,
beginning at the ehd of rurk ROAD south OF
wagon bridge over the " RSH. n iiali
rad, thence running 81 soufheTiy iiitec.
iiun alunE aalH iinn ~ said Tuad 10 the al
rrction OF zig hiveF, to tue extent oi tho
According "a an order made and entered
of fsAcoFd Va the ~. Francois County Tuurt
Record. on the iiih DAY 81 June, isol,
blddey ARE required 20 furnish with their
biaH fhH names OF their securities fuy the
faithful performance III their work or ron
tract. contractors or bidders to farnish and
deliver all rock or FipFap. faa-ndan and
Efavui. al points On Sasd rDaas "a daxtRnas
ted ny the superintendent M charge Kids
TO be up~sGed ~ the County CeslYt ana con.
tract awarded August e4h, iWG. ct n'ctnrk
D. m Tile Uaurt reserves tiia right 10 re
tcsf any and all bids.
~ order uf lite CoaTt.
June a.. 1850.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19
How TO Avoid Trnuble.

Now Is Ihe time to provide yourself
and family with bottle Of Chamber
lAin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca
Remedy. Il is almost certain TO be
needed before the summer Is over, aud
II procured now may save you trip to
town In the night or 10 your bushes,
season. 1t is everywhere admitted to
be the most successful medicine IN use
for bowel complaints, both for children
aud adults. No family can afford to
be without II. For sale by City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

There Is no certainty OF knowing
how aa election Il going, but the pros
poets OF Democratic success arc much
brighter Than they were Ia 1876. The
party Is more unilcd, aud many Demo.
Gratis Of pEorsncncc, who foar years
ago either boiled outright aud sup.
ported the gold standard ticke, or we're
iistless MS 10 tho result. havc openly
endorsed the ticket aud platform and
pledged themselves TO do all they can
ior The PARTY ibis year. The iosDign
pckcy Of shc Administration and ils
inpssialissic tendencies havs raised .
aues,ioa that csesshaaows any imagla-
AIRY evils which they may have feared
would hass resulted frpm Inc free coin
age Of cold and oliver a Tho rssis Of
AZ u liza leai (which III pus opinion
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

Dear little ButtcFenp.
Holding yoaT ehailce 10.
trimming with sunshine and dcwdrops
divine
or doth the golden day
Send DOWN wiHEful ray,
Thirsiing TO Qsaff from this goblet Of
thine.
Thou art this fairies ownl
Never faircs ahcne.
frightening the wayside or starring ths
ieai
weo little golden Ell.
Well mighi Queen Nab herself.
Floating In fairy aight, polao over thee.
With her rose petal lips
kiar as Hhn a0ftly sipa--
AiriiS Ercathiny a rhFthmicai hymn
Thou 10 enlnld tor her
Thou 90 uphold for her.
chalies 70 dainty aud Ecsnmed TO thu
bglml
Golden enchanted cup--
trimming with magic up
Might We Thy secrets but alp from their
cell,
Learning the flowsry lore
Coming tho lesson Ger
AoriAia might win tha dear nulivrcup's
Hptili
-Graee Appleton. In ". Y, Home Jour.
naL
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

Richard Croker Of Tammany Hall:
"Thc Platform suits The New York
Democracy, and we will carry the
State on 10. | favored the reiteraiion
Of the I6 70 / because Mr. Bryan
Nanted Il, and | beliove him TO be In
closer Touch with the sentiments of the
Democrats Of this country than any
oiber man. No Democrat can hide
behind silver this time. The platform
declares imperialism the paramount,
issue, aud everybody knows that the
election OF Bryan cannot affect the
money question one way or the other. !"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

Champ Clark says he j. an aspiranr
to succeed Senator Vest in the United
States Senate, and that beside, him.
self, GOV Stone, Congressman Dear.
mond aud several others are after IT,
The three named are certainly good
senatorial timber, but Stone Is prob.
ably tho ablesl among them and ha.
proved himself splendid leader.
There has been a strong feeling among
she people that Stone p the logical
successor 20 Vest.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

David u. Ilill; "Tbe platform Is a
masterpiece; upon its doctrines every
Democrat 10 the land can stand. Per.
sonally, believe IL would have been
better to have declared for biDesallism
and aYoi,led all mention o, ratios. by
specific declaration. however. The sill
yer issac Il subordinate to tho bafDlsg
question Of imperialism, and all Dem.
ocra,s win recognize thai silver "a not
AN issac tais year aud Was oaly incor-
Pora,cd IN the piaLiorm for rousist.
ency's sake 80
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

Former Governor Alleged: "ThaI
platform Is like 40 inspiration. The
radical l6 TO / fellows get ell they
wanted, and those who don't believe
In the ratio have the paramount issues
presented to them. II Is great doe
ument and should DC circulated with
shc Declaration OF Independence.
There is, after all, some hope for this
nation when great parry Of the people
cuunciates sueh stirring sentiments and
names a great commonor rs It's leader
to carry out lis principles. am en-
'irely satisfied with everything"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19
CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY.
judges and Clerks OF Eleeiien Appaiatea
New csuaiy Democratic cem-
mliiee 0frhnlzss.

The Democratic County Committee
met in the Cour, House nj one O'Clock,
ON Monday, July 10th, with the FOL.
lowing members present: c. 7. TUX
lock of iron township, 7. II Benham
Of Perry, John +. Beune,l OF 81. Iran.
co.'s, Alfred Cole Of Big River, }. l..
Sullivan OF Randolph, J W. Moore Of
Marion, Parkhurst slee,h, proxy for
II. n. Bono OF Pcndloion; absent,
Wm. Green Of Liberty township. The
new committee proceeded 10 organize
by eleeiing c. I. Tullock Chairman,
+. A. Benham treasurer aud Chas. Il.
Pratt secretary.
The following named persons were
appointed ms judges and clerks ior the
Congressional primary election TO be
held Aug. liIh.
ST. FRASCoIs TowNsIfIr.
Farmington---T. c. llighley and
e. u. Gillespie, judges c, T. VIII
sou aud VIM. II. Lewis, clerks.
Flat Riyer---Joseph Dlemer and J.
=. Sanders, judges; l.. II. Williams
and j. +. Buns, clerks.
DeLassus-~-Frank Halter and b. +.
Hamilton, judges; +. l., Hunt and
Chas. =. Clardy, clerks.
PESDLgTox TOWNSHIP.
Doe Run--,Ioe Carter and Thomas
Parks, judges; VIM. +. Arnold and
John II. Barry, clerks.
IRoS TOWNSHIP.
Iron Mountain-John Williams aud
Andrew Huff, judges; jackson Maxim
and Frank Sigman, clerks.
Bismarck--l.ee Maxim and ]. l..
Morris, judges; II. Bisplinghon aud
X l.. Sheriff., clerks.
PERRr TOWNSHIP.
Boune TeTre--Icfi Mitchell aud J.
W. Grady, judges; !, II. Malugen aud
J. Il. Helms, clerks.
Cedcr fa.ls---John Walker and Pc
ter Cook, Judges; Aaron Eaton and
Abe Hcrod, clerks.
BIG RIVER TOWNSHIP.
ChalbOurne--rhonas Roberts and
Asa stephens, judges; VIM. Ross and
Morris Jones, clerks.
Blackwcll--Ed Pcns0n and James
HUT, judges; james Pensen and john
Segar, clerks.
RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP.
Ehins-John Laync and Frank Ken
mr., judges. Frank Mcfarland and
scott Hitter, clerks.
Bcau's :. II. John II Tullock aud
VIM. simms, judges; VIM Horton aud
Ounce Belknap, clerks
Dcslogc--Ed 5. Tcllcy and DR. j.
". Hurley, judges; ALDER: Clay aud
5 J. llensley, clerks
MARION .row,.suir.
Hazel Run--Shelt Horn and 4. e..
Mcllenry, IT., iudgca; W. Il. La'ii-
mer aud FINS Counts, clerks
French Vil,i,gc--Eli Is. AuBuchon
and W. c. Pigg, judges; W. 7 New.
by and Joseph Carlow, clerks.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Knob Lick--liuius Murphy and lIor.
ace Rudy, jnJgcs; Geo. 4. Williams
and Dick Webb, clerks.
LiberyviIle--Iohn G. Grow and
Andrew Wallace, judges; j. G. Bal
lard Jr aid Phil Shaw. clerks,
The following motions we're made
and unanimously carried
That the Chairman name n oaBdi-
date for Congressional Committeeman
To be voted for at the primary on Aug
18th.
That The secretary have five thous-
and tickets printed for said primary
elec ior, and also that he have five
hundred letter heads aud five hundred
envelopes prialed furu Of the County
Committee.
No further bushes appealing. the
Committee adjourned to meet Monday,
Aug. 18Th, nj ten O'Clock.
c. r. TuLLocE, Chairman.
Chas. Il. Pratt, Sec'y.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-19

Siurr Ncbsl,r Dsyi- ul Kansas City,
late Assistant Secretary Of Ihc Interior,
wAu resigned his office because oi the
attitude Of the Administration toward
imperialism and the struggling bocr'
in their unequal night TO mnniIin
their independence, has come out
boldly and uncguvocally ior Bryan AMI
the Democratic platform, the assaults
II the Republican press have been re-
nrwrd with increased venom; but he
j. not without comfort. Not only h.
he sustained hy the consciousness of u
brave and righliul net, the sturdy man
lines. Of sacrificing Office and former
associations for honor aud principle,
bu, he j., daily receiving kilograms aud
letters from ail over the country for
hi, honest, courageous stand, They
come not from Democrats alone, but
fully half ui them are from Republic.
cm- who cannot accept the Mac.lIapua
,rusri.m. imperialism aud millnri-uT of
the Republican parry We give here
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