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The daily news., 1900-03-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE..

TO the Contractors and General Public OF
Pensacola:
Notice j. hereby given that on and
after the first day of April. 1890, II"
Union mechanic or ldbOrer will work
on any building with any nOn-uniOn
men where there is an organization
of said craft under the jurisdiction
of the Central Trades Council.
mStf J. r. JOURDAN.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
POLITICS CAUSES QUARREL.
Candidates For Governor Fall Out
In Joint Discussion.

III UUIUI HtUSsIOU.
LITTLE Rock, March 8.-A special
from Texarkana relates an exciting in
cident in connection with a joint dis
c1ssion by Democratic candidates for
governor Of Arkansas. Attorney Gen.
eral Jefferson Davis took exception to
some OF Colonel John G. Fletchsr's
statements coDTadicting Davis asser.
tions Later Davis invited Fletcher to
his room at a hotel and it ie alleged pro-
posed a personal alteration. No blows
were struck. Davis asserts he told
Fletcher not to speak to or about him
again.
The daily news., 1900-03-09

pulled and Wayman King went do" II
- G-ath.
civ Physician D. ". Mcmillan
rut lis land Gp"u tee pulse and I. l.
the lie lutt-T away. A. 10 4. IA.
L- IrDuouucrd him dead and he Wa,
cut Gown. pu' a. the coihu and car
rie1 iu:n '.r Ill.
There II was found .hat King was
r.t dead. h..t was breathing IN Jerk
aai Utt,ji.~ -Wo,hered gIotnS.
sv o!8-r If L- sheriff. King was
;4Eru back 20 The gHilows, a u, W
cope Wa rl.grd. the moose ~H- r.
az G:a-t-d aud ;t ] - p. M. the trap
W pulled tL- second time At l:iO
Or. McNl.lau declared him dead
and. Jft-r hanging four minutes
lUlseT. ur was eat down az / :IJ p. III.
Tt. body VIII BE- buried at5 clock
this afternoon.
There was au immense thTouE Of
-eup.e in town 10 see tie execution
lud they were m3s~ed IN solid array
~ the streets around the jui and
w-Ie hanging ou tLick from the tops
uf buildings for several hlocH~
arpuEd-W Wnerev'r a view of ;hs jail
yard could b= haJ.
When the drop fell Seycga, women
iu the street tainted ana Others
shout d, sang hymns and raved in
AZ excited manner.
History Of the Crime.
The crime for which Wayman
King was legally executed to-day
was the murder of Victoria Watkins
on september 10th, at house near
st. Johns cemetery.
1t seems that King aud the Wat
kins woman had been keeping COM
pany for some time and she fire.
quently urged him to arrange for
marriage, but he put her of from
time to time.
Finally, on Friday, Sept. ID, hav-
ing grown tired Of his prOcrastina-
tion, the Watkins woman Tilted
King and told him that she would
not talk about marriage with him
again until he displayed some inter
est in getting ready for the event.
King begged her TO reconsider her
verdict. but she was ubdGrate aud
King finally tnld her that he wa,
going to leave town thai night, but
would make her sorry she had re-
fused him before he did leave.
King did not leave town that night
but returned To th9 house several
times Saturday morning, Sept. l6. 70
again press his suit, but the Watkins
woman turned Il deaf ear to his
pleas.
That afternoon he returned to the
house again and 1t l. alleged thst
while the woman was sweeping IN
,r D..
The daily news., 1900-03-09
BEST OF ALL

To cleanse the system in q gen le
and truly beneficial manner, when
tle Springtime comes, use the true
and perfect remedy. Syrup of Figs.
Buy the genuine. Manufactured Hy
the California Fig Syrup Co. Onlv,
and for sale by all druggists, at 81
cents per bottle.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
To AL MnntImtn.

There Will be an important meet
ing Of Hickory Camp 80. -, W. q.
w, at *. of =. Hal Friday. March
=. ,9OD, az $50 p. m, To take action
on resolution introduced at last
meeting. Also two candidates 70
initiate i'm the first degree.
JAMES Il. LANDKTN,
Consul Commander. .
L. J. OERTING, Clerk.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
GRIEVANCE AGAINST MILLS.
Knox WooIien Nils Nay Have Some
Trouble With Labor.

KNOXVILLE. March 3-A representa-.
tion Of the national headquarters OF the
American Federation OF Labor met a
Local lodge of the order last night and
sanctioned the action of certain men,
ber> in presenting 2 ''cr.svlnce" against
tns Knox Wou.!en NILS. The GrIev-
auce alleged that tae nails discharged
certain Elen because Of their afliIaJion
with the union
Mara yer = y. GettTs refused TO con
.e- wIya a former com mIt-es appointed
70 secure reinstatement Of employees ami
another committee has been named.
Abou. 200 employees are ont O: sne mil
E7e.v Gav Affords New Proofs of the
pecUll1r t1T-cr~ of PAIN kILLFR.
n cases where a di-oyjerei con
tition uf;ha stomach. liver and bow
/ l. co'Hbired WIKI gre1t debility.
nervous weakness and Inteu~- mel
anchoiy. its effects are most hnuefi-
c;lI and wonderful. l. should be
kept by every family. Avoid Sub-ti-
tvtes. there j. but ono Pain Kille..
Perry Davis. Price pc. and soc.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bill Reported In Congress For
That Purpose.
DEBATES on NHIP0RTANT MEASURES

Porto EIcnn Bill FULLY Discussed Ia
the House - -cEnturiHI Courtesy.
Complications LIKELY 40 ATi~--ser-
Eior iIO&r.
WAsuiNDToV. March g Special -
Every bird lover. ever! true sportsman
aHl every other person who looks hc-
yond thcVrrsrut will applaud the action
of the house SecOmmittpeo on Interstate and
foreign commerce for reporting a bill
70 protect the game aud song birds of
the country by aiding the states under
the interstate commerce laws 10 pre-
vent the Wholesale shipment of game.
thus destroying the incentive for kill
ing Ivy preventing such ready mar
ket. 1t also authorizes the agricultural
department to provide for the introduc-
ton and protection of game and song
birds in Sach sections where ii is fcasi-
Bile Attention is called in the report
made by representative Sherman OF
New York to the fact that the birds
are disappearing from thr land. Game
- g"tt.n- scarce ana the destruction
Of thr handsome aIl useful >oug Hi.i>
is Z Clu,r e.! GREAT ;laua. N.'A the
states co-op,,Ll.&% With "a" General
goTer:,u"u;. il IT, hriprrd :ILt there
viii be =. rr~tu.a,i,n oi both gam ant
Sou,, If-.I.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
Dr Bulrs Couuh syrno cures ihe rlost

stubborn coughs, colds and IuUg affections.
Even inCipjpnt consumption bH- been sur-
rt.~>fuliy cured bv this marvellous remedy
The daily news., 1900-03-09
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LaXatiye BromO Qulnine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money = il falls e
-ur-. r. ". Groves signature = Cn each
The daily news., 1900-03-09
Afrentinn- Candidates

Every candidate for county office
- requs sted to attend a meeting at
the ofiice of Judge t. r. McCullagh
1t $50 o'clock, Tuesday March IL.
90 complete the plans for the phi
rPrie=. +. +. BoSIFAY.
til ChrTn II. Com.
The daily news., 1900-03-09

H0J1dSOD1e pictures, bJTc-
G-6r0c, etc., in endteSS ar
ray ut rock bOttOD1 prices at
MUrStOn & Finch'S.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
.ISI EDITION
#4fN4N King
HANGED TWICE
-1ercr Of Victoria Watkins
Pays the Penalty.
s- IT'LL At los sEsR2
..t After the Body w2s Cut
Down, it was Found Tho;
He was Yet Alive.
p TIL At los SHARP

r VAS HANGED AGAIN AT L29
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Had Plenty of T'inlc.

viii be q r'~t".Hi'n "i both gan alG
song bird.
Had picrty of Vine.
Tire Wa, u.t,.:n" s:;id about the
time allowed for debate on g." Icrto
Eicaa iii in t!.. Lou,.. bat there VIII
be stu more, l.m. spent "a tie same
subject in H." ecna;". AS usual thing
thcrr is Il clurlIir, OF 'hc minority
" len any %rr?t question i Icing COR
sid,rnd in Tire house Cf he la,a of
,.mc afforded Iy tho majority for de
bate. | have heard this Complaint ever
,.uc" | Lave Luo"n "uytliu@ about
congressional business. There ''a+ 4
r."ion"rd "H'r.E a-aIA~t a." 4;r'i
'I.'~ IN tA' Efiy-i:~t r"a-i''N h"-
'i1-" OF fI' Lack 81 tn, g.. ..''i Il"
DEBATE -" important n-'2 I'', 'oH~id-
cred. Speaker Reed always replied
not from o." lair bUt in private con
y"T>ltiOu tl1t ON" great tr"u!l" IN ih'
hoCr" waS tLc amount ot ;iL" con
sCm"h IN debate 60 Tia exclusion Of l"-
g.t.natc business. We; when be wa
leader OF li.' minority in the Fifty
second AMI Tiftv.third congresses lie
Was frrIrontlv demanding more time
10 debate the bills raSscI bv the ma
ior;tv. on. reason WHY - mach tiu"
was allowed 20 debate the Porto Riau
bin hv the L3ae, was h,,aus.. tie Re
publican !. adrrS wanted time 10 bring
INFO Iiur tEc mon ON their side who
were di~rgSnI 10 Kick over the party
trace. Tie ro.,,l, was thar nearly ry.-
cry man who wanted 10 talk haI an
o,"oYt.p'fy 70 do 80.
The scnote ToI,.s Norc Ti,,c
In The senate no man has fo make. ..r.
nIicat.nu FIR tirnp Nor. tl,p t,,.t
when any su...cr onu,ur...s bf. in
ton.lon to sno,l ON srrt.,t H.. L,s
only to c-iva rr,icn ot y,.b,t ti.,, , I.,y
or Two iu ady1urc and vnaF The ttu.a
comes he .al,rs tIn floor a2d .-.rs an
until he got, throu.h This is Sem
toriaI co,rtasv 7, f. olso i'm accord
auc, with The scyqtr ruI.. for II tl.,o.
.1.i1Id Lo o,,,. d.sir, ,.,.no h,. , I.,-.,,.
Ip,toritv IN nrrvnut . s.n,t,r r,.r,,
taIkirg. p, could no matter what LiiI
was bending. spaak on arv subject
that Ice chose. Md although III. son
ata has been discussing the subject Of
the Philippines. and whi!.. lnu-h OF the
The daily news., 1900-03-09

Try THE News Want Column: it
Will pay you.
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Have Your Pointing

and Paper Hanging done by up-'o-
date people, in an up-tO-date stylP.
by patronizing J. +. Ross & Co. No.
IL y. PalIfoX. Phone -. 2if-H
The daily news., 1900-03-09

Great Possibilities For TradC-NaniIa
Our Gateway TO the Eas;-BpIirves
United states Nearing Unparalleled
The daily news., 1900-03-09

ARTHUR W. Dunn.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25
Deafness Caa1Ot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the deseasrG portion Of the ear.
There Is only OF" way to cure deaf
ness, and that l. by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
inilamed condition uf the mucous
lining Oi the Eustacb'an Tube. When
this tube gets inilamcd you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when 1t Is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can he taken out and
this tube restored TO its normal con.
dItion, hearing will be destroyed for.
ever: nine cases out oi ten are caused
by cHtarrh, which Is nothing but an
innamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness (caused by
catarrhl thar can not be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars. free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 7jc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

Adlai Stevenson il not only "a cold
blnoded as frog, hut he has "A record
that will not appeal to the patriotic
voters oi the country. lie wus n
cpUperHeld during the ciyil war and
did nll hr could-.u the dark-to de-
strpy the ruluu. lie has been
charged with being n member oi the
knights OF the Golden Circle, hut
whether tru" or upt, he wus bHd
enough. IN Incident oi his record
Was told at Lincoln. Nebraska, soon
after the Knnsa, City convention
when among the visitors drawn
thiJhcr 10y curiosity was +. VI. Jen
kius, Il former member of the Nebrus-
ka legislature. He said TO n cores
pOndent. II want To see the man
who prosecuted my father for bring
Ing negro into the state Of Illinois. 4"
Then he told his story: During the
war Lieut.. Philip Icnkias, IA wood
tOrd county man, was taken III ana
had to he sent home. lie was unable
To take care oi himself and young
negro was scnt along to attend him.
When he reached home certain rla-
ncnt mudr ~ b,g fuss They found n
/ law un the statute hooks mpking II
II crime tu bring u negro into TIC
state, nGd under this statute they
had Lieut.. Jenkius arrested. Adlui
Stevenson WAS then pr0c,iciag lass
in the county AMI volunteered tc
prosecute the soldier The trlulramt
ON and the jury disagreed. Whpr
the time rniue for the ease tucumeuT
"A second time Lieut.. Jcnkins was
back with his regiment lighting, mud
the judge threw the ease out u
court
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25
IHAT CATLChiSN.

The editor Of the Democrat last
week published what hc called n Dem
ocratic catechism, composed almost
wholly Of assumption and falSehood.
Even the following Is only IA half
truth:
Who destroyed slavery in the United Statesl
Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln and the Republican party,
aided by loyal war Democrats. de-
stroyed slavery. But other ques-
tiOns might be asked. For instance:
Who favored slavery in the United
States?
The Democratic party as an or
ganizatIon.
Who abused Abraham Lincoln,
calling him a "tyrant," n "babuon,'
an Ignorant rail-splitter" ana a
"clOwu?"
Northern cOpperheads.
Who are abusing President McKin.
ley, falsifying his past action and fu-
ture purposes?
Bryan Democrats.
Who, as In Lincoln's time, are aid
ing and abetting the enemies OF this
country?
Bryan Democrats.
And SO on ad finitum.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25
REPuRucM cOpyyY cONMNnOs.

L1VstuVn. Mont, July 81 lg1
I'm arJoriautg with fup call ni fbc Rvpu5li
can state committee % convention oi tho Re.
pulNcan- o; Fergus colrfy, Montana, wlll Ire
held q lcaistowu, Montana, un saturday
August ~ l'sp, At o. o. "a iuI TIE purpose OF
se'c1uug twenty-five % 2r.rEatc- aul twcu-
ty.iwo y alternate lco-atr- q, the state con-
ytnuou 20 hr held N Helena ~crtembpr Eta,
llgl, aud a.-I lur tlc rul.lpsr Of nominating
two mrmUrr Of f'n lee iGJra and county Of
tircrs. as illlu&>; One clerk e count. three
c0mmi.s .purr. one sheriff, one treasurer. one
clerS and recorder one attorney, one assessor.
one superintendent uf schools, one surveyor
one coroner, one public administrator
Primaries Will he held iulbe yauou, precincts
on saturday, August lNh, 1909, at . O'Clock D..
a.. at the usud ting place. 10 select delegates
e. the county convention.
All electors oi the county. wthuut regard tu
past political affiliations who believe ia the
principles ui the Republican party and endorse
its pohCies are cordially invited under this call
10 participate in the party primaries and the
convention,
Representation IN the convention is appor-
toned among the several precincts in the
county on the lasi- ut one delegate for each
twenty votes ras, At the last general election
for congressman. rs follows:
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

at IL quietly talked in certain
quarters that II n prominent young
Republican. county official dOesn' {
receive "A denomination mt the hands
of his party he will run independent
ly. Should he carry out his threat
and holt his party no will receive no
consideration from the Eagle, NJ this
newspaper has neither, time nor re-
spect for a man who participates In
n purity gathering and then refuses
to abide by the action of the major
lty.-Eagle.
No Republican official has made
any such threat and the editor OF
the Eagle knows IL. 1t Is another
instance Of his reckless disregard of
the truth. The latter part OF the
above was directed at the faction in
his own party, more than to any one
else
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25
MHlsnN6 N InE GRMnIRn.

Some Of the little one-horse Repub
llcun papers have the audacity TO
say that the nominations of Bryan
and Stephenson creates NO enthusi-
nsm. Never In the history OF this
government were the Democrats bet
ter satisfied with national ticket.
IL unites all opposition to Mckinley
enst, west, north and south and
that's what hurts Republicans
Democrat.
Is that SO! We'll, how about the
big, two-horse Democratic papers?
There Is no denying the fact that the
nomination Of Stevenson fell like a
wet blanket over Montana. Four
years ago the Democracy Of this
state held "A ratification meeting
soon after the national convention.
This year It has been indefinitely
postponed. Locally there were the
most bD'steruus demonstrations of
approval aud money was flashed To
wager on the election ~ Bryan and
what was the other follows name?
This year you cuu' tni man who
is willing To tale odds AT two to
Que. II there are any such they can
be accommodated. How about the
national aspect Let us see ii IL
"unites all opposition 10 Mckinley,
east, west, etc" Take the press, for
instance, throughout the country.
The alignment ui Democratic, indie
pendent and silver Republican pa
pers, up to date, shows that twenty
one will support Mckinley and
Roosevelt while Bryan gains only
five and one or twp ui the latter halt
hcartelly In the hopr that he will he
permanently sh,,yod. Among the
list oi big tWu-Iorse papers that
/ will oppose Bryan ARE the New York
Evening Post, tn New York Times,
, The New York Herald, tn" New
Haven Register, 81. Paul Globe,
Louisville Times and Post. Denver
Republican, Deny.c Times, Salt Lake
rribnme and Detroit Free Press. The
New York Word and Louisville
Courier Journal VII support Bryan,
though doubling his success AMI In
wardly hoping that he will be killed
Oh.
Az to promincat Democrats who
will oppose Bryan and will not
unite" we have room for the names
Of only a few. First comes that
grand old cummOrer, OF Illinois, Gen
John NJ. Palmer. Then there is Gen
John c. Black, Simon Buckner, Don
NJ. Dickinson, Huritip King, Daniel
T.. Slckles. james l. Sckles, l.. Hagc
mann, Alexander Orr. Abram ).
Hewitt, Everett T. Wheeler, Genera
Lloyd Jackson aud thousand
others high In commercial and politi
cal circles. And there are more I,
follow as the campaign progresses
I The editor of the Democrat will iinl
that they are not " the zone horse
power, but combined constitute z
physical dynamo that will send th'
cold chills streating down Wind,
Willic's spinal column.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

4 good cartoon, copied from the
New York Herald, occupied place
on the first page Of the Chicago
Timcs-llcrald of July l9 1t repre-
sents Nj. Bryan stan'llng at "A tele-
phone with thc receiver at his ear.
having called MP central. The con
versntion is as follows: "llCllo, Cen
tral, | want tn talk Ia the American
workman. Central-"Iieis at work
now and very busy, Mr., Erynn; ring
off, please."
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

senator Clark III on n rcrreAting
tour through Mexico ana California.
In the latter he goes tn visit his
mother. No man on earth can at
this moment of triumph enjoy "A lit
tie recreation better than Montana Is
illustriOus statesman.-Demucrat.
All! But isn't that fulsome praise.
Wings must be sprouting In the
money devils" armpits. o, illus
trious statesman" come quickly or
we perish. No use now, Johns; the
eminently respectables will get the
stuff. You might as well quit.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

II the price uf wool doesn't soon
advance To n proper figure Mckinley
and ROosevelts votes In Fergus
county will be tabulnted in the scat
tcrlng" column.-Eagle.
Don't be alarmed Woolgrowers
are an intelligent class of men who
study the market and keep well In
formed. They know what they got
for wool under the last Democratic
administration. Even with quiet
market wool sells for twice rs much
a. it did then.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

The Great Falls Tribune says: "The
silver issue has not lost In real I'M
portance since 1896. 1t IL only COM
paratively dimmed. II 1t was the
correct policy then, 1t is the correct
policy now" Yet twenty-fourstates,
with 2S1 electoral votes out Of All,
voted against silver at Kansas City,
and the divine ratio was only saved
by Prince David Of Hawaii, the new
possessions whose acquisition was
opposed by the Democratic party.
What hypocrisy!
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

How many votes will Lc pnllcd in
Ncihnrt aud Barker This year endorr-
iug Mckinlcy's gold standard policy?
Tribune.
How many votes will hc cast there
endorsing Sam IIauscr's action in re-
iusing 10 vote on the question OF put
ting silver In the Kansas City plat
form and leaving il To- u delegate
from IIawuii 10 suvo the issue?
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25
BEST LINE To CHICAGO.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.

"The Milwaukee" is not only the BEST
but the BIGGEST railway connecting the
Twin Cities with Chicago.
1t penetrates eight different states.
1t has 8, 400 miles OF thoroughly ballast
ed and equipped roadbed.
II runs more passenger trains TO Chicago
and Milwaukee daily than any other line.
Its trains are all equipped with sleeping,
dining. buffet cars and day coaches the best
that money can buy.
Its Pioneer Limited to Chicago and Mil
waukee daily from Minneapolis 7:a0 IN.
and st. Paul SHOP. mis- the only per.
feet train in the world.
Cheap excursion tickets TO large mum.
ber OF points in the East, South aud West
are now on sale via its lines.
For full information write
1T. CoNLEY,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
st. Paul, MINI.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

oi eliminating him from the cam.
paign, u8less he would have consent
ed to run on the Sioux Falls plat
turm-a candidate OF the Populist
party. IL is reported from Lincoln
that he would have done so. The
vote of the imperial prince from Ha-
wall saved silver in the platform and
made Bryan the candidate Of the
Kansas City conglomeratldn. Itwas
Il close shave, and that one vote
which has no electoral votes behind
It sealed the doom of Windy Willy.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

What has become Oi those wise
acres who, some months ago, were
confidently predicting that Bryan
would be defeated for renomlnG-
tion TO the presldency?-Eagle.
No well-lniOrmed Republican doubt
ed the nomination OF Bryanfor a year
prior to the Kansas City convention.
However. the platform makers did
try to defeat Bryan by making IA
platform on which he could not
stand and they came within one vote
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

The editor 81 the l;nglc Is trying
awlully hard to make himself believe
that there are dlssrnsions In the
ranks Of local Republicans. TIE
party WAS never more harmonious
and there were revcr finer prospects
III Hn overwhelming victory for the
local ticket this fail. Even Clark +
money cannot buy the rank and file
ri Fergus county Republicans.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

Now the editor of the Great Falls
Tribune il advising the president as
tu what he should do IN The Chinese
situation, The Tribune editor ought
10 have a special Washington wire
so he could keep the president and
his rnbinct posted us regards their
duty.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

1t took Rome three hundred yeRrs
To die. How long viii It take Mark
Hanna To kill the American republic?
Democrat.
And Rome was better of for hav-
ing died Mark Hanna will help save
the American republic by killing Bry-
anism next November.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

The Denver Republican, which sup
ported Bryan In '96, says mot one
Silver Republican IN hundred IL
willing TO accept either the ticket or
the platform adopted Mt Kansas
city. To-day thousands who cast
their ballots for the Democratic can
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

There are a good many Rcpubli-
cans in Montana who Will refuse Ca
admit that they ARA uwDrd bg the
Amalgamatc9 prup!-.-lrioGue.
AMI there ur'u good many Demo-
Gratis who cannot deny that they
wcar the Clark cpilar-.ur ca-b.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

Az couli well be anticipated, Col.
Liscum died like hero at the head
OF his troops. Don't retreat. boys;
keep on firing" were his last words,
and they Will live as long as the Eng
llsh language.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

A local contemporary says Twill
lam j. Bryan has "a very exalted
opinion OF mankind" That IL a mis-
take. He has very exalted opinion
OF himself
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

Colonel JDns. il unable % see how
Bryan j. going 10 lUse.-DemOcrnt.
But Colonel Jones had scales
over bis eyes before and made some
very wild predictions.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

"a republic forever. an empire
never" Heems 70 express the keynote
Of the campaign.-TrIbune.
That's right. All parties agree to
that sent ment.
Fergus County argus., 1900-07-25

One Ol the plnnks pi the Republican
platform, and one in which Senator
Carter, as II membcr oi the commit
tee on resolutions had greGt inter
est, rrnds a. follows: "ln further
pursuance ui the constant policy of
the Republican party to provide free
homes on th" public dumnin. we rec
Dmmenl adequate national lcgisln-
tiun to reclaim the arid lands oi the
Initcd States, reservinS control Of
III distribution ui water for irriga-
ton 10 the respective states and ter
ritor!es." This Is of vital moment to
Il c people OF the west, au1 this sea
son Of drouth should give the matter
greater emphasis as 20 its import
ance. TO the party that gave the
people the homestead law can bG in
trusted the fultilmcnt oi the promise
made in its national platform.