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New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
PEEKSKILL.

Raymond Martin, son of ex-Excise Commissioner
James F. Martin, was bitten on June 20 by dog be-
longing TO William e Borden jr Borden promised
10 XIII the dog and says 1t has been done Martin
says the dog is still alive. So he guardian for his
son, Is suing Borden for $500 damages before Jus
uce Lynch There has been hearing and the
case has been adjourned until next EriiaX.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
IcEHOUsE BURNED; TRAFFIc pELAYEn.

Somerville, Aug. (specaD.-A swarm Of humble
bees and lighted torch In the hands OF n car
sweeper were the cause Of n fire here at a late
hour last night which destroyed the big cehouse
Of the Central Railroad Of NeVg-Jersey and blocked
traffic on its main line for about two hours
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
END OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
TAMMANY HALL EFFECTUALLY DROVE IT
OUT OF BUSINESS

The old Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room. Nos. SO and 81 LIberty-st., which formally
passed out of existence last Wednesday, once played
important part in the material development of
this city The exchange grew out of a movement
in 1888 among real estate brokers who desired bet
ter advantages for public auctions An organization
was accordingly formed and f. H Ludlow was
made president. building, at No 90 Liberty-st.
was purchased. and an adjoining piece of property
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06

ComPague Generate Transatlantiqus Arrived at
3.25 m
Steamer. Borderer CBr>. Hay Lisbon July % Ans 3
Michaels "a with mdse TO G Ams1ck & Co Arrived a.
the Bar at II m. +Jh.
Caprivf (Norl. Nielsen, Colon July 3. with
mdse to the Panama Railroad IS Co. Arrived At tas
Bar at II 4th.
Bona CBrl Muir fueIva July IS with sulphur
ore to the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Coupany
vessel to T Bowring & Co. Arrived al the Bar a
q m
Naples 10. with mtse and 27S s-eerage paSssnge1 .
James " Elwell & Co Arrived the Bar al II a II
Steamer Aller tGerl. Wihent. Genoa July "a. Nass
= and Gibraltar 2S with ndSe. cabin and SIS steer
sgs passengers 10 Oeirichs Co Arrived al the ba "
Steamer Napa-ima (Br, Gruchy Barbados July ~
with sugsr 10 Funch. Edye & Co. Arrived AT ne ~
at IL m. 4th-
july 80 BaracOa -, Gibara NeuvitaS SO and NatanS
August 1. with mdse and 50 cabin passengers % W
Munson Arrived at the Bar AT sos -
steamer Caracas WOOdrtck. Puerto Cabelo July -
l. with mdse and - cabin passengers 20 Boulron Bss
x Dallett. Arrived the Bar 2.SO
steamer Fl Dorado. Baker. Orleans days. VIZ
mdse to T Van Sickle & Co -.
ndse and passengers E s Allen. Time % passage
DAYS and hours
steamer Seminole. Bearse jacksonville August and
Charleston 5. with mdse and passengers % Wiaan
CLYDE & Co.
Steamer Jefferson Dole Newpor, News ana NortolN
with mdse and passengers the Old DOUinCH - Co. "a
Steamer Deutschland Ger. Albs-s. Hamburg July =
Southampton so and Cherbourg 50. mdse ana
sengers 10 the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line. East OF -"
Island at sic m. -
Steamer Antia (Br). MonteII Nassau August "
mdSe and II cabin passengers = Montsil & S"s
AFE,yed S5T a. 1I,1 the Bar az ,:'S N v,, ,p,sur-
west: fresh breeze: weather clear.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5:Oi Sunset T.1O Moon Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy Hook 2:27 Gov. Island 2:59I Hell Gate 44s
PM-Sandy Hook S:S1 Gov Island 4:O3 Hell SO
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SUNDAY AUGUST &. 1000.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Tourane (Fr), santeIll Havre July %
gitA mdse 1871 cabin and s6o passenger. 70 ths
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Isle OF Wight. Aug 5-Passsd. steamer Noortisa'
CBelgl. LOsewttZ Antwerp for NeW-NorS -
Gibraltar. Aug b-Passed. steamer Trojan Prince VHll
Eagleton Genoa, Leghorn and Naples FOR NeV-No-S
Queenstown Aug s. Q:45 a ul-Sailsd steamer k-tluf"
CBrl. Watts. from Liverpool for New-Ycrk-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
STRUCTURE PLANNED.
THE ELEVATED PART OF THE NEW RAPID
TRANSIT ROAD TO BE AESTHETIC.

Not the entire route of the rapid transit rail-
road will be laid under ground To reach the north
ern extremity of the road. planned. the
Manhattan valley has to be crossed, which necessi
tates the construction of viaduct The contract
for this vaduct has been awarded to the Terry
& Tench Construction Company. and calls for the
building Of about five miles of double track elevated
structure. An effort has been made to work out as
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06

Foley said yesterday that he had determined to
put an end to disturbances and that in the
future offenders would receive tho full penalty of
New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
SAILED

Steamers Gwent CIor) for Banes and Gibraltar: MlG
GER Newport News; Bellaggto Ger. Per1ar1ouco ~
Santos
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-06-02

ave tod the color Of the ladies' hair and
yes. the color of their dresses; yet he
eemed engrossed IN themselves.
"Pray enter, SIR" said Lady Lennox.
With old-fashioned grace and courtesy.
The stranger advanced, hat in hand and
lowing.
II presume have the honor of address
ny Lady Lennon. widow, of the late Col.
.ennox of Erce.dean?" he said.
1.-The very words Of the advertisement!
thought her lady ship. growing paler. She
answered with quiet dignity:
II am Lady Iennox, sir"
Then he looked at the beautiful girl in
he radiant dress of purple and gold. He
ooked at the fair, bewitching face, and
strange light shone in his eyes.
ut is a Lennox face" he said in low
roice, "a true Lennox face"
This is my daughter" announced Lady
uennox, my only child, Beatrix Lennox,
Who should have beeE hearess of Ercel-
lean"
"Ex lctly. l am very happy indeed to
nee you, Lady Lennox. When tell you
hat l have spent six months in looking
,or you, l wonder if you would guess who
am~
NO" was the wondering response.
"Have you strong nervesg he asked
Are you given to fainting. Mysteries Of
my thing Of that kind?"
NO." replied Beatrix sternly.
$50 much the better-I know that
shall surprise you. 1 am Peter Lennon
who was believed long years ago to have
,aen drowned-Peter the gauche, the
awkward, the unlucky, the ne'er-do-well-
Peter, the disgrace to the family-Peter
who was never cared for, except by hi
brother Charles. And now l am Peter
Lennox, the millionaire. Have you vel
.ome for mel"
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-06-02
A MORBID Conscienoe.

1t Is well, in seeking to imitAte tn
apostles exercise" to have always "a
conscience void Of offense," to remem
Der that the phrase was followed BY
two clauses: toward God and toward
men," Augustus Hare, while a stu
dent at Oxford, met an undergraduate
whose morbid conscience made him an
oddly, amused his friends, and offend
ed strangers. In the STORY Of Ny
Life" Mr.. Hare describes the man
called r., as follows:
His arms and legs straggle away
from his body, and he holds his hands
up Hike a kangaroo. One day a mar
said to him, How do you do, R.T and
he answered, "Quite well, thank you
The next day the man was ast0utshed
at receiving from r. the following
note:
Dear Sir: I am sorry to tell you
that / have been acting deceptive
part. When told you yesterday that
I was quite Nen, had really head
ache; this has been upon my conscience
ever since"
The note amused the man, whose
name was Burton, and he showed 1t b
a friend, who, knowing RS weakness
said to him:
ooh, R., how could you act 50 wrong
" MS to call Mr.. Burton dear SIR there
by giving him the impression that You
liked him, when you know that you
dislike him extremely"
r. was sadly distressed, and . few
days later Mr. Burton received the fol
lowing:
Burton, / am sorry to trouble yog
again. but l have been shown that, I'M
der the mask Of friendShsp, have
been for the second time decedving you
by calling you dear sir, may have Lei
you to suppose liked you. which
never did, and never can do. I am
Burton, yours. ETC."
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-06-02

|
named after the Beatrix Lennon who had
won a kings heart-Beatrix Lennox, a
child no longer, but a girl in the full SUI
perb promise of magnificent womanhood-
girl of rare and dazzling loveliness.
The girl walked to the boat. and, un-
fastening 1T, jumped into it, then taking
4 the sculls in her hands, she rowed rapidly
across the blue waters Of the loch. She
rowed swiftly across the lake, watching
the light, feathered spray as it fell from
the SOULS; then. when the other side Of
the loon was gained, she secured the boat,
took rom it volume that she had
brought with her and sat down on the
slope of the heathery hill.
| Finally she threw aside her book; with
the sun shining on the waters of the lake,
on the broad stretch of purple heather,
on the golden gorse. on the distant hills,
how could she read? prince Charles"
daughter had a poets soul. Keenly alive
to all beauty, loving it with passionate
love, she inherited the bright. quick fan
cy, the brilliant. vivid, poetic magma
ton of her dead father. She looked around
her, and then with sigh of perfect con-
tent sank back upon the heather.
MY mother talks of drawing rooms and
boudoirs; am sure that no room made by
man could be one-half so beautiful as this
spot made by heaven. Who would ex-
change the purple heather for a carpet,
or this grand chain Of hills for the walls
Of room that shuts out the blue sky and
/ the fresh air? Sometimes ! wish that
4 these hills would close up together. 50
that ne could never cross them. LOT leave
their midst"
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-06-02

"the Ere in those dark eyes Of hers WIN
light a fame that even she will not Be
able 70 extinguish. The only thing We
shall have to do will be to exercise care.
for it strikes me that when she does love
there will be no -heartedness about
it."
Time proved that he was right
Ito be continued)
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-06-02
Double Daily Trains
Fast Time
Close Connections.

Through Pullman Palace 6lespsrs
between New Orleans and Memphis,
Kansas City, St Louis and Chicago
without change. King direct sonneo-
lions with Arst-clAss lines TO al pointa
The great steel bridge spanning the
Ohio river at Cairo completed, and al
trains freight and passenger) now run.
ning regularly over II, thu avoiding the
delays and annoyance incident to trans
lsr by ferry boat
A. b. HANSON. Gen. = Aga.
Chicago.
y.a. 4. eoor1. D. p. A.. NeMphiA
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-06-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
United Stntes Senators.

:, d McEnery. term expiring on the 9Th Of
March, 1900.
Don Gallery, term expiring on the 4th OF
March, 1901.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-06-02

She turned her face to where the hong
line Of distant sea lay white in the sun.
Then the sound Of bell linking across
the lake aroused her. She sprang up with
a smile from the heather.
The bell rang again. Beatrix sculled
herself across the lake, secured the boat,
and FASTENED quickly through the dark
hill-gorge. Before her lay the Grange.
The very sight of the ruined house SEEM
ed to warm the girls heart as she looked.
The leaves of the scarlet creeper fell on
her in a shower as she passed through the
ruined gateway. In the courtyard lay q
broken sundial, and fountain, long dry,
stood IN the center. The ruin and DESC
lation did not affect her; she murmured
some words as she passed by the broken
sundial, and turned to look at 1t, and
then low voice called "Beatrix."
A warm fush-evidently one of plea
sure-came over the girls face.
Eyes, mamma" she replied; but in the
tone could be easily detected love, respect.
obedience, devotion, sympathy. She pass
ed quickly through the dark entrance hall
and entered the only habitable room on
that sido of the house.
There sat Lady Lennox, who looked up
as she entered.
II grew lonely without you, Beatrix.
1t is not dinner time yet, but rang the
bell. The whole house seems to grow 30
dark while you are away"
II wish you would come out with me,
mamma; you would forget all about your
Sorrows before you had been one hour
amongst the heather. Troubles fade in
the light of the sun"
"The sunshine does not affect granite
rocks" sighed Lady Lennon; land my
sorrows are so durable that they might
have been carved in granite, Beatix. l
wish, my darling, that 1 could be q
brighter companion for you"
The girl looked up with bright, flashing
eyes.
when have you heard me complain,
mammal" she asked. 81 am happy
enough"
at is such a dreary life for you," the
mother said, looking at the magnificent
face and figure.
II never wish to leave here" was the
reply. 1T seems to me, mamma, that l
have sound the true philosophers stone.
l am content.
Lady Lennox sighed as she looked
round her and thought of the recherche
repasts, the grand banquets, the costly
wines and rare fruits that she had been
accustomed to. She was growing tired
of salmon and wild duck. But Beatrix
made no demur; the simple homely meal,
cooked in homely fashion, was a banquet
to her. She waited upon her mother, de-
voting herself to her and cheering her
with her chatter. Lady Lennon forgot
her tr,ubles, and said to herself that after
all In the love of her beautiful daughter
she was happier chan most people.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
BRYAN'S SAYINGS.

y the people wish to exStinguisA
trusts they must take the ex-
tinguisher out Of the hands q
mmonopolistss
Mopopolists opposed the DEM
qcracy because It was was. the cQm-
mon non people
The Democratic party Is now
built from the voter up; hereto
fore it was built from The fiin1Snn-
qier down,
Y the Republican party dss-
troys tho trusts it will destroy
ths geese that lays the golden
egg,
No, large standing army is
needed The country is, safe, in u
the bands lands q volunteers.
Government should be, made.
80 thai every citizen willbereadN
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
KINGS MILL.
Weather dry and hot.

Weather dry and and hot.
Health tn is good for this this season
of the year.
Miss Sarah Davis of Missouri
is visiting Miss Mis- Ethel spuErlloceckk'
Jesse Martin has been quite
sick for the last last week, y bbuqt is re:
ported better,
The PrstraaccttSsaa mseting at lib:
erty IHiillll Hill has has just closed With
very g9odd success:
N Miss Cord G'9orddie spnurlloocckk is stay:
ing with Aunt Jane and and Esther
spuurloockk this tn week.
Mrs: Froln!al Nance Of Craig:
head county is visiting friends diss
at at Kings Mill this this week.
Prayer meeting and a ID Sunday
school at Liberty Hill next Sun
day: We hope to hlaye a nice
time.
Arthur Williams and Miss
Trett of Franklin visited at Mr..
MulyeyhHilll'a and others a few
days during the meeting.
DR.. Fibbbeellss visited home folks
at and Rel0w Poughhkseepsie last
week. The DR.. is a real nice
yoHng man and has had go9d
success 50 far.
Quite q 10y Qf young felix's
from Hardy and Highland at:
tended tt 9 Liberty Hill meeting.
We hope to have more success
and better times some time in
the future,
Aunt Jane.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
FRANKLIN.

Health is net very good in this
section.
Plenty Of nice cool melons and
fresh cucumbers.
DR.. T. c. Babef is slightly in:
disposed this week.
The Roller Mill at this plaee is
nearing completion.
Madam Rumor says We are to
have a wedding soon.
Mrs. Will Simmons is at Eve;
ming Shade this week,
Mrs. Mcdonald, near town, has
been very, sick for some time,
Mrs. John Bryant is at Hardy
visiting her mother, Mrs.. Rich,
ardsoHs;:
Misses Ida Mcdonald, Ida and
Gertrude Burns left Monday for
Melbourne where they will take
in the reunion.
| A good game Of ball was
played here Saturday between
Franklin and Melbourne. Score,
10 to 1S in favor Of Franklin.
Miss Blanche Oldtield, after a
few days visit here as the guest
of Miss Billingsley, returned to
her home at Melbourne Sunday.
Miss Eta Neal of Tennessee is
spending tha summer with her
sister, Mrs, 1im Williams Of
Franklin. Miss Neal is a charm
iNg young lady
The young people were highly
entertained Saturday night by
Mas Cora BF'iilllIingsley. The en-
tertainmsplt was given in honor
Of Mia Blanche oldffield Of Mel
lbaprns.
Aprotracted meetiFg will be-
gin here pext Saturday night,
We learn, under the auspices Of
the NJ, T. Cbprch, !. G.. Craig,
our Pastor, will have charge Of
the meeting, aided by Revs,
Holloway Of Batosyille and Smith
Of MelbpuGne,,
Faith tatmeys
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
BOTH FAVOR A REFORM SCHOOL

Little Rock Democrat; The
Democrat for nearly twenty
years, in season and out OF
season, has advocated the estab'
lishment of a reform school for
juvenile offenders, and it is glad
indeed that both Attorney-Gen-
eral Davis and Col, Remmell take
such high ground on the ques-
ton. We indorse emphatically
the position taken by Mr.. Davis
that il elected governor he will
use the pardoning power freely
rather than see boys Of l0 years
and younger confined in prison
with hardened criminals Us their
associates.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
VOTE A ROAD TAX.
Secretary.

We trust the election commits
sioners Of the various counties of
the state will not omit to have
put upon the tickets which they
will distribute to be voted at the
September election the words
"For road tax and "against
road tax" Under statutory pro-
visions the voters will vote for or
against a road tax. Provisions
are made for the expenditures Of
such amounts as may be collected
as taxes. If the election COM
missioners should neglect TO give
the voters an opportunity TO ex-
press themselves upon this prop
osition Il grievous mistake will be
made. The country press should
not neglect to call attention to
the matter. 1t is a well known
fact that the old road-work.
ing system is a failure. Now we
have an opportunity under tho
law to vote tax for, the improve
mont of the public, highways.
Let us give !: a trial. Arkansas
Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
KENTUCKY TRIAL STILL ON.

Georgetown, KY, August g.
The fifth week Of the trial Of ex.
Secretary Of State Caleb Powers
for alleged completely in the
Goebol murder conspiracy began
thiIs, morning. x.Goyernor John
Young Brown, chief counsel for
Powers, says the defense will
conclude lis testimony probably
on on Friday. but possibly not till
Saturday, After that the prose-.
cution will consume three or four
ae.' 's "et, .'sl
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
AMONG the SMALL BOYS

In attempting to board a train
at Bryant, the 13-year-old son of
L, G, Adams slipped and foil.
All the toes on ono foot were cut
off and the other leg had to be
amputated.
While playing with q revolver
Robbie Wright, a 7'year-old boy
at Jonesboro, accidentally shot
his 5.yem.old brother, The ball
entered tho right cheek, inilict.
ing o dangerous wound.
The 9.year.old son Of zack
Adams was killed near Laredo
by the kick Of d mule.
A l3-year-old negro poy en-
tered the cab Of On Arkan!sa.s
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10

Midland freight engine at Clar~
endon while the engineer and
fireman were eating dinner at a
hotel near by, and pulled the
throttle wide open, Tho engine
started off al a terrific rate Of
speed, but soon left the track
and crashed through the round
house, tearing the end of the
building completely out. The
boy jumped and escaped injury.
Gernie Jones, aged 7 years,
was shot ard killed at Sedalia,
Mo-, by Jimmie Ewing, aecd o
years, The boys were playing
with an old army musket when
the weapon was accidentally dis,
charged,
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
TIE PEARL FINDERS.


The pearl market reached high
water mark this week.
On Monday Dr.. ], H, Myers
paid oot $3.50 for pearls, and he
Is only one Of our half dozen
buyers.
Saturday J. =, WilleIt and
sons sold their weeks fiRdiRgs
for 500.
Cav and Carson sold one for
$40, and Andy Lawson soAa oRe
for SO.
Frank Cola and Ed Davis
found Sla5 worth last week,
Monday H. T. DI'alter sola two
pearls for for Sl25,, ./
Lee Quinn and Percy Martin
odd q pearl Monday ioS $1
and Tuesday found one for which
they were offered S7op and $eA
They wanated $1,000 and still
have the pearl. This is the Sp:
sstt pearl ever found in Black Black:
river.
Dave Norman oi Strawberry
sold q pearl Monday to Drr, Dlrr,
Myers for $500
Eli Sharp and John McGhohoy,
sold one 70 the same buyer for
$3.50, and the doctor On the same
day paid oSt $40 fer pearls at
Po,gIhYattap,
George sIayttQOlp, tho one arm, 4
man, found Qps. Tuesday whieA,
he sold ss5 4 for sseIH@
Walter, Cooper, soRd enc for
s1o5 and md Tom Pm W%iQlliiSamns Williams sold ops
for. $s1 "Wednesday. /"
Yesterday Homer Homer co2liliupann c(S2l lli pan sold
q pearl 70 pr. Myers for $3.50
Hlaok Rock Blade.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
CEN TRIAL COMMITTEE MEETING.

4 ~ ~ rfNr
man the following named mem
bers Of the Central Committee of
the Democratic party of Sharp
county met in the court house at
Evening Shade, Saturday, Aug
ust 4, at 2 P. M, t9wit; P. G.
Kirks, johnson township; D. A.
Whitner, Sullivan township: T.
s. ottinger, Cave township; w.
T. Campbell, Strawberry town.
ship: James PEBBLES, Lebanon
township; Scott Welsh, Lave|
Creek township; |. G. Ritchie,
Bipey Fork township; Con Sui.
liyap, proxy for Arthur Sullivan
Of Scott township; H. B. Hill,
proxy for H. F. Henry of North
township; G. j. Wilson, proxy
for II. Y. Underwood Of David
son township.
A quorum being present, but
the chairman, Percy Pepoon,
being absent, on motion the Hon.
W. Y. Campbell was elected as |
chairman to preside at this meet
ing.
The matter Of whether or not
tho candidates for county offices
make a public canvass Of the
county was fully discussed by
the members of the committee,
after which it was decided wholly
unnecessary to require the DEM
ocratic nominees for county Off
ces to make a general public
canvass of the county, as there
is no doubt but that each nomi.
nee will be elected by an over-
whelming majority at the Sep:
tember election.
The committee, by resolution,
also requested that each town
ship committeeman at once take
up a collection from the demp-
Gratis Of his township to pay
Sharp county's assessment OF the
state campaign fund, and for
ward the same to |. G. Ritchie.
secretary Of this committee, at
Evening Shade, not later than
August 20, Ten cents for every
twelve votes cast at the last dem.
qcratic primary will pay this as
sessment, but it is expacted that
no township will pay that littNs
as any amount will be qsadt "a
q good advantage for the party.
The committee also urges each
and every township comsmittees
man to organize the DEMOCRATS
of his respective townships into
democratic clubs, as recon-
mended by the state democratic
central committee, and when Or
ganized to report theeir organi-
zation to the chairman or secre-
tary of this committee, giving
the name and address of their
president and secretary. .
W, r. Campbell,
Chairman,
/. G, Ritchie,
| Sacratary
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
COUNTY TICKER.

COUNTY TICKER: 9 K T.
= '''' D'',' wEF9ul5NNpE'EEREs'
County JHdgs- , =, s,,,nn
Nv SMITH
coaas,y elsF]h:= ;, ..,.,,
Sheriff Sheriff .
JASPER HUTCHINSON -.
Ireasurer--r
FL plcKERsoN
Assessor:
"a HARREtL
Surveyor
WN ARNOLD
CorSnsr--
FRANK KELLY.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
For President:
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
For Vice Presidept'
ABLAI E. STEVENSON,
Of Illinois.

F0R CONGRESS
R,R MceJtFttoef
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET IICIKsEElF
GoyeFnolr-- ~. .a..
) JEFF PAWS
Secretary Of Stats
! Y cRooGekkEEFF
A4lddiitt9r---
MONROE
FrseasureF-
TE LITFttE
Attorney General
GW MuRRHE
Land Land G Commissioner 9nlm
Nv e0L0ulFr
Commissioner mlllr1is iio3nef oott Mines
FRANK FRANK HILL HILL
Superintendent Pub. Inst
~ BooYYNllFE:
Associate Justice
cD WooD
R. r: R: Coommissioner---
F M HANLEY
.'..'.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10

Sage, the many. times,
.odl q years Qld.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10

FOR STATE SENATOR
Dayiia{! Dayy ID! I. L. kkiiRg.