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The weather man is kind O. rubbing
1t in again on this summer business.
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AS soon as the weather cools of tht
campaign will warm up.
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The county ring got some pretty hare
jolts, Saturday.
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The First regiment boys win break
camp to-day.
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no hugher but everything he buys is
much higher. The workingman is
worse of to-day than four years ago.
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Now the bronzed and freckled ex.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.


Fer President,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
For Vice President,
ADLAI EWING STEVENSON,
OF Illinois.
For Presidential residents - Elgeto T3s at Large
OF Harrison.
E. NJ GILKESoN.
OF Wood.
For District Presidential Electors,
Second District,
+. w. BROWN,
OF Jefferson.
Third District,
JOHN A. PRESTON,
OF Greenbrier.
Fourth District,
JOHN NJ. HAMILTON,
OF Calhoun.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CON-
GRESS.
Second District,
THOMAS Il. DAVIS,
OF Mineral
Third District,
DAVID e. JOHNSTON,
OF Mercer.
Fourth District,
CREED COLLINS,
OF Richie.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
JOHN II. HOLT,
OF Cabell
For Auditor,
JAMES II. MILLER,
OF Summers.
For Superintendent of Free Schools,
ROBERT A. ARMSTRONG,
OF Monongaia.
For Attorney General
GEORGE NJ. MCCOY,
OF Tyler.
For Treasurer,
j. GARLAND HURST,
OF Jefferson.
For Judges Supreme Court of Appeals.
JOHN w. ENGLISH,
OF Mason.
WILLIAM G. BENNETT,
OF Lewis.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
For Sheriff,
W. w. IRWIN.
Por Prosecuting Attorney
JOHN B. WILSON.
For assessor, City District,
]. WILSON WHITE.
For Assessor, Country District,
MICHAEL MADDEN.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
81 Am a Democrat"

Following taken from the Mont
gomery City Standard:
Many of our readers remember
the free silver speeches made four
years ago by Elder w. a. Mclean,
a former citizen of Pike county and
an ardent Republican. The silver
question first seemed to open his
eyes, and he made as strong
speeches for the free coinage of
silver, as were made during the
campaign.
No one here had heard from him
this campaign and it was not
known how he stood on the pres
ent issues. The silver club here
instructed its president, W. Duey,
to ascertain his views on the is
sues of the present campaign and
if in accord with the Democratic
platform to invite him to address
the club at regular meeting. Be
low is his reply:
East st. Louis, Ill.,, Oct 3, 1900.
Mr.. White Duey: Il can assure
you that | am still in the faith
stronger than ever. ! firmly be-
lieve that the present policy Of tn,
Republican party will end (if sue
cessfuD in the destruction Of the
principles embodied in the Decla
ration Of Independence. | have
ceased to be IA silver Republican,
and am in full fellowship with the
platform of principles cnunciatco
by the Democratic party in the
convention at Kansas City.
In the language of Senator Hi.
of New York, "I am a Democrat.
Let every friend of free inStitu
tions stand firm at this the hour o
our nations greatest peril.
My church work is such that
cannot take the platform this year
Would love to talk for you, bu
will have to be satisfied this tim
with voting for Bryan, the grand
est leader of modern times.
w. a. Mclean.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
IS GGaeses Gese a. esesesG
a9STREET FAIR NOTES. -
11DiYgsg9i iYgg'ggD
II was Il great success! !

1t was great success,
Fulton came over i'll II special
car to our street fair.
The baby buggy parade was the
"cutest' thing,
s. =. Emmons showed the best
breed of cattle, any breed.
The fakirs and snakes are gone.
Hope they'll stay forever.
S. =. Emmons got nearly every
thing in sight in the cattle ring.
Otis Hudson headed off every
body with the largest Jersey hcifcr
nndcr six years old.
Not quite as many displays in
farm products as last year, but all
We're of better quality.
K. II. Edmonds guessed the
lucky number, l3, 1873, which drew
w. G. Burk fine premium stove.
Miss Blessing Burkhart can bake
the best cookies in the county.
She won in this contest at The
street fair.
Miss Maggie DcLaportc, Of Lad
donia, and Miss Claudia Daniel, OF
VandaIia, were among the guests
to the Queen.
Clarence a. Barnes, according
to the judges at the street fair, i,
the handSomcst young man living
in Mexico or Audrain county.
Wednesday night the Jack o.
lantern parade caught everybody
eye. J. V. Williams managed
this to the complete satisfaction ot
all. 1t was "A great hit.
No one entered the contest fol
the premium offered by Buckncl
q Whitney to be given to til,
young lady who could hitch up ,
horse the quickest. Now we know
there are young ladies in this couu
ty who can hitch up "A horse.
Some of the best horses in til,
State We're in the equestrian par
ade Friday. In this parade Mis-
Jennie LarimOrc won the prize "a
the lady presenting the best gen
eral appearance on horseback. II
the gentlemen contest on the
same score Joe Potts was the win
ncr.
Misses Byrd Locke and Alma
/ Williams had IA vehicle beautiful,
trimmed for the flower parade las
Thursday, but just before the.
joined the parade their horse tool
fright and ran away. The younl
ladies were thrown out and wer,
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
Compromised.

The difficulty between the Mexi-
co Bryan Free Silver Club and the
Chicago 4 Alton railroad over the
special train to the Vandalia Dem.
ocratic rally has been amicably
settled. The club was to have five
coaches down to the rally, but
thru some mistake but three were
furnished. The club was to pay
$50 for the train, but compro-
mise has been arranged whereby
the club pays only half that sum.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
NewsbOys to Go.

There will be no more peanut
vendors seen on Chicago & Alton
trains hereafter. The managers of
the road have concluded that this
is a salutary regulation to make,
and it has been found so on the
Lehigh Valley and other systems.
Boys selling newspapers will be
permitted to board trains at the
more important stopping places,
but they will have to get off when
the trains commence to pull out.
This program has been in effect on
the limited trains for some little
time, and is now to be extended to
all the passenger service on the
Alton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

X Ashworth, V o p King, w J
McLoney, James wilkins, Chas
Buckner, j { Emmons, Geo Pear
son, 7 j Hoxie, NJ Pitcher, w l.
Craddock, Willard Potts.
The above persons to arrange
for decorations, but TO act in con-
juction with the following, to-wit:
w 5 Trimble, G. f Harrison, f
III Cordner, w l. Reed, G ID Glen
die, Il J Basket, S p Guthrie, f
b Talbot, + Spence, Oscar Martin,
E w Prussing, j NJ Nichols, j G
Winters, J p Morris, } Offut, j h
Luckie, Jas Haskell, Sam Morris,
j w Plunkett, a X Luckie, G w
Robertson, w w Harper, } w
Patton, T J Kelso, A G White, &
l. Waite, r S Orear, C. A Roth
well, Latney Barnes, w q Burks,
j NJ Pollard, f NJ Bridgford, J b
Owen, A q Armstrong, c 7 Var
non, f T Smith, n II Rodes, $ y
Evans, VsMorris, } l. Simpson, II
Cluster, Gus Steinman, II c Me
Fall, John Mcintyre, w = Con
well, G Blatner, \ Smith, James
Garrett Jr, + a Morris, Roy Fer
ris, Riley Brown, X c Paul, j V
Barth, w c Pasqueth, w l. Kent,
w Deissel, William Pitts, j p
Freeman, j ID Morris, Alex Nc
Kinley, Victor Victor, = 5 Mitch
ell, Frank Buckley, a NJ Patterson,
w $ Ragsdale, NJ Greasy, DR. T II
Winans, + b Shaw, \ Larsen, c
r Graham, & ID Ferris, w l.
Fowles, Joe Davis, S a Adams, 5
q Powell, VIM Hanley, w l. Har-
per.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

considerably bruised and hurt. 1t
was II narrow escape. The vehicle
was completely demolished.
The flower parade was the big
attraction on Thursday. Miss Jcs-
sic Davis, Mrs. j T johnson and
the Misses Hattie and Ida Ed
monds won the premium III this
contest. If you failed to see this
feature of the fair you will never
know what YOU missed. 1t could
not be described here.
L. s. Morris, of near Thompson,
was the winner for the largest and
best display of farm products at the
street fair. Mr.. Morris is II jolly
good fellow and got good meas
urc of pleasure as well aS some
profit out of the fair. Says he al
ways likes TO help Mexico. He
was the first child in the town
was born on the site of the town
on Nov. \, 1897. Can't tell Mr.
Morris anything about the early
| history of Mexico.
The paradcs by the schools were
indeed most interesting. The fol
| lowing floats, beside the one con
| tanning the Princess, were in line:
/ Sproul Academy; Miss Frost ;
Kindergarten; Fox school, Noal
Barnes, teacher; Grand Prairie, j.
/ y. Cross, teacher; Crow, 7. j
Williams, teacher; Prairie Lea,
Miss Sarah Gibbons, trrchcr,
Hedge Dale, T. j. Seal, teacher,
was present 30 strong, with nicely
| printed badges, prepared to march,
but they found no school prepared
PREMIUM GETTERN.
Best half bushcl oats, any kind,
~ / CoiI
Rrs, neck bIucrross seed Mr.,
IIJ Sims
Pest neck German miIlct seed
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
Political Speaking.

Hon. 0. II. Avery has the fol-
lowing assignments in Audrain
county:
Farber, Thursday, Oct. 25, = p.
III.
Rush Hill, Oct. %, 1870 p. m.
Benton City, Oct. 26, > p. m.
Martinsburg, Oct. 2G, 7:30 p.
N.
Mexico, Saturday, Nov. 3, 7:30
p. III.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

Jones.
Best plate Jonathan apples, Mrs
ID w Summer.
Best plate winesap apples, J 5
Porter.
Best plate willow-twig apples, f
II Parker.
Best plate Gcno apples, j S Por-
ter.
Best plate Grimes Golden ap-
pies, Fred Ackerman.
Best plate Smiths cider apples,
John Dahlman.
Best half buShel apples, q NJ
Schcrer.
Best plate Salway peaches, Fred
Ackcrman.
Best collection peaches, b Bald
win.
Best plate CARRIER pears, John
Dahlman.
Rest ulotn Koif.r neors Mrs III
I Gilmcr.
Best plate Duchess pcnrs. John
Dablman,
Best display fruits grown on one
place, Mrs J Sims.
/ Best half hushrl Eorly Ohio no.
tators. G II Spottswood; second.
/ |CU Crorkctt
Best half bnshel Early Rose DO.
tatocs. Miss Lizzie Peek. second.
I'D GRAY.
Best prck sweet potatocs. j w
Young.
Best peek turnips, George Gil
more.
Three largest pumpkins. J w
Ford
Best neck red onions Fred Mum.
DIV.
Ten LARGEST white onions r l.
Clark
Best collection onions grown ON
one rIocn Noble Borurs
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
New Names.

The following have joined tn
MESSAGE subscription list With
the past few days:
Brice Anderson, Mexico.
Rev. f. $. Gibbs, Mexico.
Philip Rebman, Mexico.
w. G.. McCune, Nandalia.
+. ID. Summers, Rush Hill.
j. ID. Worley, Long Branch.
j. w. Harris, Mt. Carmel.
Robert Grange, Laddonia.
b. w. Hale, Laddonia.
j. \. Childress, Thompson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

Mrs. J. a. Smith, of near Lad
donia, has received the appoint
ment as general agent for a large
publishing house at Philadelphia
After the first of January she will
travel over several States in the
interest of the house referred to-.
Her salary is $50 IA month. Good
wages, that, but Mrs. Smith will
do them good service.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

Rev. f. c. Gordon, of LeXing-
ton, Mo-, at the Presbyterian Syn
cd here lastweek made IA report in
which he Ieplored the lack of fam
lily worship and religious training
of the children.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

Little Frances, the 9 months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. p.
johnson, won the silver cup at the
street fair last week offered by the
Mexico Ledger.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
keep Off the Grass"

Fulton, Mo-, Sept. S.-Carl
Browne, son-in-law of CoXey, is
building Il factory on the Freedom
Cooperative grounds, about six
miles from here. Mr.. Browne pro-
poses to make flying machines for
commercial use on "the Carl Dry
den Browne patcnt-applied-for
principle Of rotary winged wheels. "
Just the nature of this principle
has not been made public, but the
inventor insists that his machine
will fly and can be made 50 cheap
as to soon Supercede the bicycle
for home use.
To celebrate the laying of the
cornerstone of his factory, Mr..
Browne has planned Il luncheon
and has sent invitations to many
of his friends all over the country.
1t is possible that Mr.. Browne will
demonstrate the practicability of
his machine which will permit him
to heed the historic injunction on
his famous march to Washington
to keep off the grass"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
A Bad Wreck.

Bowling Green, Mo-, Oct. 12.-
A disastrous wreck occurred this
morning on the Chicago & Alton
railroad eight miles west of here
The Chicago yestibuled limited
train was nearing Curryville, at a
speed of about forty miles an hour,
when suddenly there was an eX-
plOsiOn, blowing out the head of
the engine. Instantly there fol-
lowed Il terrible crash and the en-
gine jumped the track to the right,
the baggage car fell to the left,
the smoker was jammed in be-
tween these, while the first chair
car was piled on top of the smok-
er. The other coaches were ditch
ed.
The head of the negro porter,
John Mason, was cut off, and En-
gineer Pat Markey had his legs
pinioncd under the engine and
had to be hug out, while the fire.
man was also badly njurcd. About
twenty of the passengers were
hurt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

The Wabash hotel at Montgom-
cry City was destroyed by fire last
Thursday. The depot and express
office were located above the hotel.
Loss about $1,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

j. w. Yeager, out at HOllens-
vile, this county, has Il son he is
proud Of. He had him here on
big Thursday of our street fair,
He was just three months old that
day and weighs even 10 pounds.
Good weight, that, He is named
for Americas great statesman and
leader, William Jennings Bryan.
This item is going the rounds
of the press: a cigarette fiend at
Maryville, Mo, has broken out all
over with little yellow spots and
the ends of his fingers and toes
are getting sore. He is afraid he
has caught the leprosy from the
detestable cigarettes. There were
recently two cases Of the dreadful
disease in Chicago supposed to
have been contracted thru cigaret-
ties. 1t is thought that the paper
that mostly comes from China had
been at some time haddled by a
leper. 1t is awful to think about
Educate Your Bowels with Cascareta.
| Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
loc. 21c. II c. c. G. fail, druggists refund money.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

The return rubber ball got two
negro wcnches and white boy in
to scrapping match at the street
fair last Thursday. The boy was
first foored and then came his
turn. The negreSseS were put
under arrest.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

DR.. j. F. Harrison, late of Ben
ton City, this county, has located
at Amarillo, Texas. TIE best
wishes of scores of friends in this
county 90 with the doctor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

David Petty had watch and chain
worth $50 taken from his vest
pocket during the jam at the street
fair last Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

Mr.. Mcrrett Winscott and Miss
Fannie Parish, near Sturgeon,
were married last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

G. T. Schaffcr, of MOlinO vicin-
ity, thinks of spending the winter
in Texas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

|. J. Sims, of Thompson, last
week sold AZ heifers to William
Perry, of Martinsburg. The con-
sideration was three cents a pound
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18
OCTOBER 20.
This VIII Be Democratic
Day i'm Mexico.
10000 of the Faithful Should
Be in Line.

speakers for the occasion will be
Hon. Joseph Bailey, of Texas,
Democratic leader in Congress and
recently chosen Senator; Hon. Da-
vid Overmeyer, of Nebraska; Hon.
Champ Clark, Congressman in
Ninth Missouri district; Senator
M. h. *. Biggs, recently nominat-
ed for State Senator from Elev-
district; Hon. j. II. Whitecotton.
Representative from Monroe coun-
ty; Senator E. w. Major, of Pike
county, present $ tate Senator from
Eleventh district; Hon. S. b.
Cook, Democratic can didate for
Secretary of State, and other prom
inent Democrats from different
parts of the State.
The Mexico Bryan Club will
give very large and handsome
flag, worth $25, to any club in Au-
drain, or adjoining counties, hav-
ing the largest number in line of
march that day, also a large hand
somely framed photograph of w.
j. Bryan, and a similar one of A.
M. Dockery to any club in Au-
drain, or adjoining counties, hav-
ing second largest number in line
of march that day.
There will be "A large Democrat
ic parade at II o'clock a. M, that
day, consisting of all Democrats
present, and there will also be sew
eral Bands.
All Democra tic papers give this
matterprominence and help to omake
the rally a success.
COMMITTEE ON SPEAKERS.
w III kennan, chairman; 0
Hit, p III Cullen, f S Cant, c 7
Allen, w w Fry, ID A Murphy, +
r Jesse, S b Cook, Wallace Bass
ford.
COMMITTEE on FINANCE.
S NJ Locke, chairman; John
Lane, a d Jackson, S. j. Buck
ner, NJ b Guthrie. r f Hisey, J +
Llewellyn.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING AND ADJ
vERTISING.
A j WinscOtt, chairman; w q
Hutton, John Beal, William Huff,
j T Baker.
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS.
Z S Cave, chairman; a r Bris-
coe, A j Winscott, a II Houston,
II l. Buckley, j c Bassford, E II
Carter, B r Cauthorn, J G Buck
ner, j B Graham, John Abbay, j
w Woodbridge, Alex Whitney, f
+ Jones, NJ n Nelson.
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
w X Potts, chairman; Green
Clay, RM White, c F Clark, 7 f
Roden, S B Cook, f a Sannebeck,
w II Kennan, + d Graham, A X
Yancey, l. Philips, j G Bassford,
} f Moore, r d Rodgers, j T
johnson.
The above persons to arrange
for reception, but to act in con-
junction with the following, to-
wit:
r p Hopkins, j w Howell, j
w Million, w A Edmonston, j A
Glandon, II r Arnold Jr, w f
West, j q Lakenan, & X Macfar-
lane, c NJ Basket, NJ E Crawford,
w II Norris, G f Leeper, j ID Nc
Kee, } Il Hutton, Oscar Lewis, III
f Tucker, j A Brown, H Wolf, b
f Orear, A b Cluster, III H Larri-
more, James Finn, j f Potts, j r
Fritts, j NJ Shippee, Ike McGow-
an, w II White, E $ Cave, Chas
Criswell, Thomas Donnelly, r ID
Worrell, w j Porwaski, j $ Me-
Intyre, w l. Steppleman, James
Saunders, Frank McCord, w II
Lesh, John Harris, S Garret, f l.
Blackburn, G r Lupton, j f Me-
Williams, w w Macfarlane, w 7
Kendall, ID G Owen, M l. Jones,
Robt Kemp, Taylor Berry, l. c
Rodes, F Quisenberry, j d Pratt
GF Toalson, j Il Leeper, j i
Kicks, c ID Stickley, l. n Bass
Geo. Adams.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
JV Williams, chairman; j /
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

Mrs. William Glascock, Of Lou
isiana, was in the railroad wreck
near Curryville, last Thursday
night, and was considerably injur-
ed. She had been visiting at the
home of IL. NJ. Long, in Mexico,
and on getting hurt she was re-
turned to this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

How Are Your kidneysf
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam.
pie free Add. sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or n Y.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

CONTINUED ON tn PAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-10-18

Educate Yonr Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
loc. 25c II C. C. G. iaii, druggists refund money.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-03-02
Political News.

The Democrats Of summit county met
in convention Monday at Park City for
the purpose oielec,ine delegates to at.
tend the STATE convention to be held at
Salt Lake. No resolutions were passed
and the delegates 20 uninslrueied.
Those chosen are as follows
re. Chambers, VIM Ferry, Moses
Jones, W. II Ray, Peer CLARK W. II.
Miller, John Paradise, Geo, W. Young,
John benson, b. :. Kimball, Joseph
storer, Dan Lambert, Geo. c. Pack, ],
l.. Boyden, j. A. Smith, 7. l.. Allen, T.
Malin. c. }. Marehani aud the follow
ing alicrnaies. c. A. Calls, J. r
Sweeney, +. J. Mclaughlin, J. q. Lam
bert, A. q. Brim, {. II. Il. s,eyeus, J
J. Bowen, Patrick Fitzpatrick.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-03-02
nAKI.EY.


OAKLEY, Utah, Feb. 2s, 1900.
EDroR .TNrs;
d. Il. Hut and family Of Lakeyiew
are visiting friends and relatives here.
There is too much mud for wagons
and not enough snow for sleighing, so
we 20 aioot
Mud, mud Yes that is what we say.
The mud is getting very deep and 1t
SHOWS enough every day to make 1t q
little deeper.
Marion 4. Frazier went 10 salt Lake
this week to attend the /. d. 5. College
preparatory TO going on mission In the
cause Of Christianity.
Walter Mosher and VIII snapp have
made a new road up the Weber river.
Itruns on the south side and has two
stations at Rouldorville.
G. II. Neol has taken 7. T. Rasmus-
sens calves out Of his stock yard and is
holding them for damages because he
CAIr Nee) bought some hay in the
yard c. a. Calls is expected up tc
da y to feevho the calves belongto.
The trial between A. Evans, Walter
Muster Of oakley and Az Marchant o.
Psoa came up last Saturday before
Justice Phillips, The Judge gave
decision In favor Of A. Evans for ih'
water tax which was s2.Io, and Mr.
Marchant, the defendant, $500 as dam
age on his crop for failure to keel
water 10 the ditch also the plaintiff Il
pay cost of court. The fine and cos
amounted to $3.50.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-03-02

The club met with Mrs Allen, Feb.
2sth, aud spent very pleasant alter
noon.
Mrs Fisher seutiu her reignatlou aa
reporter, which was accepted Mrs,
Hansen pas appointed 20 on The ya-
eeney
10 the absenee Of the historian Mrs'
Calls. the Grecian history eas resumed
by Mrs. Eldredgei commencing with
the blacl, design oflhemis,ocles being
rejected by tic people Of Athens,
Mrs. Fisher read on article on "liow
a Man gets up in the morning"
Mrs, Allen continued The works Of
samuel Smiles.
An article entitled Father and
Da ughler,"by susa a. Tonnage, was
read by AIRS. Allison.
This con cluded the program. Club
adjourned to meet next week with Mrs,
Eldredge,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-03-02

The Republican County Convention
was hold at Park City ON Tuesday and
the following delegates elected to at
tend the State conventions
W.. Snyder, Alma Eldrcdge, George
Beard, Frank Croft, Buriah wlkinr,
John Pasket,. Geo Roberts, Horace H..
Stevens, Charles Mitchell, Alfred
Blondquest, J. W. Marchant, II. D.
smith. :. NJ. Loekhari. Robt. Young,
J)hn Diem, W. q. Lamb, Frank West
colt, W. W. Armstrong. Henry Fares,
VIM. Archibold, Fred r, Davis. Dele
gates were given power Of substitution
proxy, and also those preeent to casi
the entire vote Of the county. Summit
county has no candidate aud goes UNI
Instructed. Buriah wilkins was chair
man Of the convention and II. s, Towns
end seeretery.