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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
NEGRO LYNCHED IN COLORADO.
CALVIN kIMBLERN, MURDERER,
HANGED no TELEGRAPH POLE.
oner Taken from Them-rhe
Rope broke Twice.

Pueblo. Colo. May % Calvin Kimblern,
the negro who shot and killed two young
white girls and seriously wounded his
wife early Sunday morning, was lynched
at 3S this "Wednesday morning by an
angry mob al 1900, Kimblern was cap
tured this afternoon in Denver and
brought here by the officers this morning.
Affairs had been at fever heat In Pueblo
all evening 1t was pretty well known
just when the officers were going to
bring back the murderer from Denver.
Their movements were announced from
the telegraph office and frequent bulle-
tins kept everybody posted
At 1880 O'Clock las, night report was
eurreut that the officials OF the Rio
Grande railroad had issued orders 10 rush
an trains past the Eighth street station
without stopping pile OF ues twelve
feet high was quickly placed on the tracks
just north Of the depot and warning WAS
sent 10 the dispatcher to notify the en-
glneers OF all trains that they must be
brought to a staudstill ana search per
mitted The first train down soon after
wa, freight The red lanterns were
swung across me tlaNh anu tue AlAtN
stopped a dozen men jumped ON the en-
CINE and asked II the prisoner had been
brought in on the train. They were as
sured that he had not The crowd was not
satisfied. insisting on searching every
car but the negro was not found. The
ties were then removed and the train
allowed to proceed,
This was kept up until the arrival OF the
Rio Grande train at i'lb o'clock. The
mob OF determined citizens. being told
that Kimblsrn was on board, az once sur
rounded tie train at the Eighth street
depot Overpowerec the officers aud took
the negro from the train
Putting rope around hls nectk, the
lynchers dragged him 10 the corner OF
Eighth and Santa Fe avenue. a distance
of about three blocks
The rope was quickly put across 4 tele-
graph pole and the negro was strung ".
The rope broke twice, but the third al
tempt was successful.
There were many well dressed women ~
the mob.
On the journey from Denver kimbiern
was fully aware OF the fate that awaited
him here. but he retained his composurs
and smoked or slept much Of the time.
The autopsy held on the body ~ the
two young girls whom he killed on sun
day morning revealed the fact that the
negro bad violated his victims before
shooting them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
REORGANIZATION EFFECTED.
Charter Granted Mt Albany to New
Associated Press.

New York, May ga charter was Is
sued at Albany. n y, to the following
named gentlemen as incorporators OF a
newsgathering organization 10 be known
as the Associated Press;
Stephen o'Mara of the Boston Journal
Adolph s ochs OF the New York Times
st. Clair McKelway of the Brooklyn Eagle
William L. Mclean Of the Philadelphia
Bulletin, Frank 3. Noyes Of the Washing
ton star and A. II, Belo of the Galveston
Dallas Daily News.
The membership OF the corporation Il
to consist OF and 10 be limited 20 the pro-
prietors OF newspapers. II is TO be purely
mutual and CO. operative. to take 40 profits
aud TO declare no dividend. II is not to
sell news. but Is 30 collect for and TO dis
tribute to its members only. It's opera
tions aud membership VIII cover the en-.
tire country Il is simply reorgsniza-
ton Of the Associated Press made neces-
sary by the decision OF the supreme court
OF Illinois.
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Trust WILL CONTINUE.
Theatrical Octopus win Not be Dis
runfed

New York, May 22-The differences be-
tween the members OF the theatrical syn
dicate Of which Al Hayman is the pres-
dent have been harmonized The disrup-
tion that seemed imminent only short
time ago has been averied ana an agree
ment has finally been reached by when
the organization will be continued intact
for 1--WE years after the conclusion o. the
present contrac, az the end OF next sea-
soa Nixon & Zimmerman viii not vita
draw. Heretofore the syndicate, as
body has been Interested oaly In the
Knlrkerbocksr theater in this city, Nixon
4 Zimmerman held their own proper 81
in Philadelphia and Baltimore as Klaw
q Erianger held theirs in New Orleans
and as Mr. Haynian and Mr.. Frohman
held theirs IN Chicago and in this cry
Now. however. the syndicate. as a syndi-
cate, has an interest In all the Nixon a
Zimmerman houses and will share in their
manage ment directly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
TWENTY-FIVE MINERS KILLED.
GREAT Loss or UFE IN CUsINoCIN
MINE EXPLOSION.
GroIScn GuuRc on safety Lamp Sup-
posed to he HesponsibIe for
Dirast-r--I.ist Of the Dead.

Raleigh, n. c.. May 23.-Twenty-two
miners, ten white men and twelve negroes.
lost their lives In an explosion at Cum
mock coal mines. Chateio county. N. c..
yesterday afternoon. The explosion o,-
CURED at 490 O'Clock and Il is supposed
to have been caused by broken gauge n
a safety lamp The accident was in
what is known as he East heading and
between forty and nifty men we're in the
mine at the time. Five we're brought
out alive from the East heading. None
Of the men in the other parts OF the nine
were injured.
The names OF the killed are as follows:
white--John Connolly. mine superintend-
emit; Joe Glass. William Tyson, James Me-
Carthy. John Hankey. Wesley Clegg,
John Wiletk J0hn Gatewood, Robert Gate
wood, Charles Wesley.
Colored-sim Mcintyre, Dan Golds.ons
Joe Pagan win Reeves. Robert Reeves,
Allie Bynum, Joe Taylor. lin Macks. John
Lee Palmer, Jim Palmer, John Hubbard,
About fifty people from Sanford. q town
six miles from the mine, went out imme-
dtately when the news Of tho d!saate- was
received 20 assist in The work of rescuins
the dead and attending 10 the Injured,
About an hour after The explosion The
work OF rescung began and by nighi all
the bodies. except one, thar Of Sim Nc
Intyre. had been brought to the top,
John Connolly the mine superintendent,
leayes a wife and three small children
This Is the second explosion this mine
has had within the past four years, ths
fornss%a one having occurred on December
2s 1895, when forty three men lost their
lives.
The bodies were prepared for burial last
night aud the funerals took place today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Withers mile selling Bangor. Flax Spin
ner 10. Butroon tO7 St Cloud 1O., Elmer,
Dan Rice Post Haste ITO. oliver Me lO7.
Robert Metcalf 100. Tyrshena Ito,
Five and a half furlongs. selins-Jamaica
90, Dye 100. Norwich 100, Pink Domino SO,
Fonso Lee 100, Bilarma o. Chenille 100 Car
bunele l03, Sconnell los, Robert Metcalf 1oS,
Rec Mitchell 100, Chartess 10S, The CORN
shian 100. The Amazon rs, San Cecilia lo4,
Spidity 50, Elsie Skip 1Ol. owas Queen loo.
give and half furlongs, 2-year-olds, the
| S\pse--Irritahle, Bedeck 100, All Green ~.
I'm Charles, Handwork 100
sAeighths of mile, 2-yearolds maidens,
seT A-Velasquez %, Balloon 90. The Blue
Coa(A Goddess OF Night, Water Plant ss,
Mile N three-eighths over the hill 3-year-
olds. = decentralization, Hammock. Mis-
sionary Nmerist, Penuchio. To-day. Ildrim,
Mile and q. eighth over wlthers course.
handicap vI'vsl27, Lothario no. Half Time
los, Brisk 1O6. 'asonius 49, Bangor 50. Hard
ily So. @
Clear and fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
stnte shoot.

Dallas, Texas, May 2S.The annual meet or
the Texas state sportsmen's association be
gan in Dallas this morning aud viii not
close TN Friday afternoon. there IS good
attendance from various parts OF the state.
The team shoot for the state medal the most
important event % the meet, Was won hy
V. G. Durgau and Charles eagle OF Dallus.
Seven events were shot on and as many
more remain for both of the remaining days.
The meet drew large crowds from the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
eosuita 90. Maud Wallace IS. Asol ia.

coBnIIa w. Maud WalTace 30. AlgoI 1T
Chorus Boy l09
Kindergarten. 2-year- olds. hve-eighths
sard. Ampere. Monos Alard Scheck IFS Sid
dara los
Nine-sixteenths 2-year-olds Fire Play.
Frenchie. Air Castle, The Mecca lis. Myra
Morelle, Miss cara los, Sophie s. Pirates
Green us, Sculptures los, Belle of Harris
burg 1l5. Golden Harvest Jos. Queen Dixon
1il.
Selling, one and one-siXteenth miles-Paco-
maker III. Georgetown II IS, Ben Boy III.
Barbeo los Ronget S6, Rash 100, ZaEel Sc,
Abusive Woodcut iOi. Ice S. Judge stead
man los Narplot l16
Cloudv fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
Making Pretty Homes

portatlon OF fresh meat shall only be al
lowed in whole. or, 10 certain cases. in
half eareass-s, and that the Importation
OF prepared meat shall only be permitted
when It is proven to be inocucus, which 70
regarded as hsiES impr sible Of proof 10
tho case OF consignments OF salt meat un
der four kllogrammes In weight
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results Mt ST. Louis.

Sd Louis. May 23--FMF sruuH1''
se,,,ny ak furlougs-Castine, sam'yei
Huugry Hin Timc i;l6. -, sa,,,h
Breeze Time t;Q2A. p..oi. ,,or
N'ile-sir Gatian. Mystery, Parole VI
Tlme ASH. ..rss.Eine's
,,i,h,eav Penochle Laureate. Tine lstaA'
Ak furlongs-Triaditaa. Miss Mae Day AIS"
nan NJ Time l;if+. s,,a,,At. lady
Six furiongs-Annie oiahe'a'
c,urzon. Time 1;l5is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
EnrI, re.n. Tomatoes.

Corpus Christi, Texas, May 2S-Nuecc,
county again leads the STATE In the mar
ks,ing o, eer;ain crops frhe first toms-
toes o, the season. large nne oes. wsrs
displayed at one OF the local markets yea
terday.
The schooner Flower OF France. Dun
bar MASTER. arrived IN port yesterday with
---go 81 merchandise for Corpus caristi
merchants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24

champion to fight again until his hands arc
all right so that any further declarations
of Brady that 1eftries is ready 60 give hattie
TO Corbett at once are empty bluffs,
Corhott is overwhelmed with engagements
az more than $1,000 a weeks lie Is playing In
Keith's Boston theater now for $3.50 a week
and is urged to appear throughout the Keith
circuit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
c FIELD ANNOUNCED.
fiaa Rerses viii Face the Serler in
The Brooklyn Handicap.
! aRAUD AND tTHELBERT FAYORlES
Are Fit to Go After the Purse
ommy Burns VIII Ride Wait
Not-lesterday's Results.

York May 9s,-There is every indica-
|zaa' held Of nineteen will face the
N 'or the Brooklyn Handicap. which
II run At Gfavesend on Saturday aext.
Us 10 fever than thirteen already have
'Huflrd Winners either at Aquoduct or
sm Park and the remaining six are
- y 70 90 and do strenuous battle for
~ pFise The majority of them will
y maj trial today. and then will come
Hir'ns Of the speculation.
anon consent Jean Beraud, the prop
"ulsm c, Whitney. the kinspin OF
A''o'os Of ls9S and the winner of the
ana the Belmont in 1899. will share
public fayoritism with Perry
4 u L.neibert. who began the season
4 lne capturing the Metropolitan.
VIII have no such gallop TO
49, ne had at Morris Park. and
must needs be in the pink OF
a.. Nv nave more than moderate
iaek to be the first to catch
As Judges at the finish.
,sh pc represented by its best
dr. "ho arrived here on Mon
DIs been handicapped az his best
h'ght Il looked as though
me services OF Spencer in his
na1 means much in race In
issment OF the jockeys necessarily
d-'o pay after the first mad rush
WI have been gone through.
NJ mas an engagement TO ride
~ II the Messrs. Schorr viii co.,
tesFe 81. Louis this morning TO
bs we present writing the prob-
,his;sstneir weights aud Jockeys, are
IEnd. ~, Turner.
I'm. III. Maher,
Es Spencer.
nae.ss, is2. MeCue.
l,-Connor.
psslli odon
WIS jenkins
Ia us. Pullman.
NJ Shaw.
Tssle, l0e
Wan, los clawson.
Lsll Burns.
4 ST., Pickering.
A AsSs Garter. 100. Slack.
IA, %itchell.
stranre 50, paugman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
Conference at Itasra .

Hillsboro. Texas. May 23.--The als,rici
conference OF the Methodist church Is in
session IN l.asca.
A proIracted meeting was egun al the
First BaprisI church here lctsy by Rev
n r MeNermer OF Richmond. Ind. IL
will last about two weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
TopAy,s ENTRIEs.

~ .tltns-- Macon lHl Gomez llt
une 'I Ies nopniyard lot Celeste dor ny,
nei,s simpson 50, King Gallons ~ Oeu"'s
= ~ 100 Jim Conway M 49,, r,,rs,
sen, ..,,a.,a Miss ee Theory i0. Joe
Sn,scvsbiy. Harry Floyd loi, Verify 1T Roy
nous" IA Mamie lou Rlitheful lsl. INN
loi,ersr io Geids Rock As.'s IN la Led.
ssysa-el 4,naeksr q, Ola Fox ZOE, Tena In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
rME RAcns.


!" OF the Meeting Mt Nor
E,x ris Park.
"a. ay &--The Gaiety, for e-year-
ia saa cortiandt. for s-year-oids
fur we're the stake features at
Ib,. nay The last named pr,eysa
,ks, o. the meeting. three horace
n ~ cart
VI, ~ X. eHrters, hurdle handicap
= kiehbers. shinfane. Time
NJ r ,so't Lace, Queen Louise.
~ g g chng-ondurdIs, Geld Heels,
=" ue Gaie,y-sweet Lavender,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
MEAT BILL PASSED.

German ReIchstag Passed an Inn
portant Import Measure.
Berlin, May 2s.-The reichstag today
adopted the meat bill by 1853 to l2S votes,
In addition to prohibiting the importation
Of cenned or sausage meat the bill pro
vides that until December 81. 1908. the I'M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24

This Mary Mccoy. Prince Pepper. Time ASH
Five furlongs. the Van Cordandt handicap
Vulcan. All Gold Kinnkinnick. Time 1854
Seven furiongs- First Whip, Precursor.
Sparrow Wing, Time 1854.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
TopAY's ENTRIES

Nine-sixteenths Icon. Harry Hfrtdecn.
lmiotus 100. zack Phelps Scsi lsn'
BAH Soeapa l0s Lily PSntlaDa N'- NVN'
l.in0ie l0i Bontary e9. 800 -.
Ore and one-eight sellins-BrGn. N.kh r
Moak Wsymau. Glonoine 10 lu6s pam
'rhree-0uarters,- O'Connell 1909 abs li /.
Alsaretta los. Tenby ios, alpaca. G9eos,
cherry Bounce II e6, Barrack a. Aian'0 81
Emma ~ So a., Ne.
clSevv los Red Pirate, Ed Garland II ~.
strangest los. Hub Prsthsr. Sam Fullen 20
sidscw Man OF Honor So 80 go,
Seven Fights selling -Mcloee!e ~, Sass s
naisy O los. Sallie Regent lbinhere' LyuiS
g Snrrel Rose Mandamus i0i. 80.
S'seyen-elghts. selling-Rlght Bower ~
Golden Rattle Miss STANLEY, Chetsestraw y
ie7 Alma TOO. TrRugible, lnnoVator ~
Louisville i0l,
Cloudy fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
La,se.de Results

Chicago. May % -akesido summaries;
-Four and half ,rlongss-Kid Cox. Rob
ert waddell, cogswe'N Time 1855.
Mile and sixtcSXh -Hold-up. julius
Caesar. nomsis Time -
Six furlongs-Mryon ,.s' SpanleS, san
Mateo. Time ISL
Five furlongs-S n5or Ca2"elL SAD S@l'
Lily Farmland tn
Mile-Heroics. Ros1voRhaa' pAuara' Time
l:i3M
Six fulongs-He- laHot or>n irma S,
Tlmo lI5 r,A..
Carey. Blno Lick. Time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
cnn.iine ON corbett.

He, springs, ~. May 2.-0eorge D. Corr
.,dins. manasera James J. corbeit said
,oa.v that it wi be Impossible for the sx-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24

BENTHAL.- wharton. Texas. May sS.-
Died. last night, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bepthal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
AFRICAN LEAauE

Detroit :. Milylkee 6.
indianapolis slMinnsapoils =.
Buffalo 3. Kaias Guy IL.
Cleveland 5. Qeago 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
BASEBALL.
India aapolis Again Leads the Ameri-
cun League.

Pittsburg May s3-rhe Piusburgs knocked
Howell of the rubber in the sixth inning and
won there and then.
Score IL ~
pittsburg ...............90o 006 OK
brooklyn ,........,........- 900 iul W.
Chesbrough Waddell and thinner, Howell
McGinnty and Mcguire
Cincinnati. MAY % Six hits and four
arrors in the third inning gave the New
srks nine runs and the game
\ Score III n
Sneinnau ...,............ oi0 100 02e--
/ NJ York ................,.1ls 002 20S-i5 II
sea-. Newton and Petz; poheny and Bow
erman
chieso. NAV 2s,--Pian was easy after the
fourtland Chicago won. :,
Y Score X
chicago .............., 800 osi i0x- 10 3
phlladehla ...,.....,.,,2 POI COO e00 2 70
Grinit5 DOnahus and Chance piatt and
| McFarlad
ST. Loul May ss,-s, Louis was unable to
hit DineeL
Score II y
st. Louis ...,,, ..,.,.s.... 90 200 0oo- !
BostOn .a.. > -. u. e0i 90 mo 3
Young and 4 tbinson; Dineen aud Sullivan.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-12-01
When you want prompt acting little
pills that never gripe use DeWitt's Lit
tie EARLY Risers. I. E, Miller.
stops the Cough; Works on the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
q cold in one dav. No cure; no pay
Price only twenty-five cents.
sorry II we've sim ed.
The Chamberlain Journa. says:

The Chamberlain Journa! says:
West end Democrats of this county
have been little aggravated for a few
days over nm item which appeared in the
Kiniball GRAPHIC of two weeks ago
which asserts that if the west end had
stood rs Loyalty by the ticket as the east
Morgan and Clark would have been elect
ed.
The Journal then goes on to say that
Morgan ran ahead Of his ticket in Cham.
berlain and ron behind it In Kimball,
aud that the GRAPHIC knows Eagle and
America slaughtered him-the same
fellows that insisted on his nomination.
That's all true. But what the GRAPHIC
really did say was that if the west half Of
the county had stood by the ticket as
well as the east half, Morgan would have
been elected-and he would dispite the
fact that the total vote west of the thir-
teen townships named was two to one.
When the item was written complete
analysis of the vote was not possible, but
enough was known 70 warrant the con-
clusion that Morgan was defeated some
where in the west half Of the county.
We did not say anything about "west
end" Twas known, TOO, that some pre-
cincts, Chamberlain for one, and Puck
wana for another, stood right up to the
rack, but it was not possible in a ten line
Item TO specify, such precincts and others
like them, consequently they were by
necessity grouped with their very, very
bad neighbors. Morgan ran behind in
Kimball five votes only, polled better
vote than two years ago, and in the home
of his contestant, and lie left this end Of
the county with a good majority. Our
skirts are clear--and we are glad that
Chamberlain can say the same thing.
We assure our esteemed contemporary
that no one appreciates the effect
i've Democratic organization in Cham,
berlain better than the GRAPHIC; tina. no
reflections" were intended; that we're
mighty sorrYif any "west end" Dem
ocrat has been aggravated" and that If
"eyen IL 1t once were SO, 1T shall never bo
so again.
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row Get wen.

Chamberlain Register: Editor c. r.
Tinan Of the GRAPHIC left last week for
points In Iowa and Ohio where he will
visit about a month. He Informed us on
a postal that he went for his subscribers
health.
You can't afford to risk your life by al
lowing a cough or a cold to develop in
to pneumonia or consumption. One
Minute Cough Cure will cure throat aud
lung troubles quicker than any other
preparation known. Manv doctors use
it as a specific for the grippe. 1t is an
infallible remedy for croup. Children
like 1t and mothers endorse it. Fred
E. Miller, druggist.
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? T. q q L i
Republicans need not delude them
solves with hopes Of great things in
Brule county two years hence" says the
Chamberlain Democrat. "There is no
question but what the large fusion
maiorities of recentyears gave the fus-
ionists feeling of overcontidence, and
that large element Of that old time
yigor which won for the Democrats many
a we'll fought battle, was lacking. On
the legislative ticket, where the DEM
Ocrats anticipated the hardest work on
account OF the desperate efforts OF the
Republicans, assisted with an abundance
of money, the result shows what earnest
work will accomplish. The fusion leg
islative candidates ran from 36 to 70
votes ahead Of Bryan in spite of the hard
est work ever done by the Republican
party In the county. The present ex-
perience will be profitable to the fusion
lists III great many respects and the
Republican party may confidently antici-
pate good run for its money in Brule
county in 1902. In the meantime it
might be prudent for our Republican
friends to thoroughly enjoy their DEM
onstration Saturday. for it may be the
last occasion of the kind for some time.''
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rae stump in ca,,ie
Two weeks before election the Miller
prooo n nod fh;u l,if7 az snrnnhaav. 5R

I'LL L WO weeks DelOTe electlQu tne Mlllet
Press dropped this bit of prophecy:
This little temporary slump in tile price
OF cattle will disappear as soon as the
American people chow by their votes that
they do not wish to experiment with q
new administration and uncertain f.
nances.
Well, the slump hasn't disappered-
and it isn't likely to, Many OF those
who took this kind Of advise have let
their choicest cattle go-toQk what they
could get-from $3.50 to s3-ra,her than
to run the risk Of "a still further drop.
Chas Gobler. good Republican, living
over in the corner OF Aurora, shipped his
cattle last week and went with them to
Sioux City. He says that he could have
bought the finest kind of critters, Of any
age, took his own pick, and almost named
his own price, We have it from man
who knows that within fortnight
since election-a stockman who docs
his business In Miller, sold his cattle at
an average price Of less than So; cattle
that cost him laid down in Miller last
spring 1920. Our informant, who is a
good Republican, also, and one OF the
best Informed stockmen in the country,
tigured it out that this constituent OF the
Press lost about $500 on his cattle
business this season.
The moral Of all this is that any man
wboputs his faith in any political party,
so far as tho gains and losses in live
stock, or any product Of the farm is con.
cerned, is simply a great, big chump.
The Republican victory at the polls was
almost wholly due to the prosperity cry.
II the Republicans were responsible for
"a cattle last spring, they're responsible
for 50 this fall. Anyway, we propose to
give them their fill of such kind Of cam
paign argument just as fast as the
opportunity offers.
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