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The Lamar register., 1900-05-23
Nd Banner Alfalfa Year.

This bsing the year our farmers
shoaid so~ Alfalfa SID, ] have ccn
n,nied 10 sell my large stock n Al.
fAlfa Seed, Oats, MiIlss, Cane. Flax
aud Brnon Corn SSssl, Rsa sna
White Kafslr Corn. 10 responsible
parties on noses pasAbls August 10,
NJ STRAIN.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-23
AGreat Name
is a guarantee OF
Superior Worth

There are many brands of baking powders,
but DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
recognized at once as the brand Of great name,
a powder of highest favor and reputation
Everyone has absolute confidence IN the food
where Dr.. Prices Baking Powder is used.
Pure and healthful food is matter of vital
importance to every individual
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder assures
the finest and most wholesome food
Ssrr- -Axod ur raueabo oNdcs The
are udsng gurte hxu L casts
ad x31a 10
The Lamar register., 1900-05-23
This Season
And you will find larger prettier styles and
fabric than before

LADIES SHIRT WAISTS in SILK Gngham Madras Dimity Lawn
India Linen Percae and Calico HANDSOME DRESS SKIRTS in
Pique, Linen Crash, Duck PETTCoATS in Mer
cerized Satne, Near SILK and Satine.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-23

For cheap town l5is ~ q i
fhotaHu-
Flee photographs tr0g 'ts \
iosea up a. Ba,t01aIrys
C. b ThonAa bzs the bssi n !
fEc insurance. Ho writes izrz akx|
It's natural 70 expect ~
s,e,iA Al Boyd's Up ~. Da.s TX
S.are.
Midsummer millinery ofsaisg
gins Monday, sizy u, iasl.sg y
days, Al IFEin's res stsE II
Main Strr-s.
Thanks. We ars zisi VI s|
pr~ciasa our EFFORTS 70 EaEs II
susia water Byyds UPTs VI |
Drug Store
Ladies' can have th0ir szzzs'lzs
trira mesi ,sa iheir sA.ss ia u ass
style as I-pin's, by q is.lN4s
tsTrntner from ;hs city.
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A Large Assortment of Wrappers al Prices TO Sui

MUSLIN uNDERWEAR-Ths in
this department Gowns Skirts Chemse and Corset
covers at prices cheaper than buy the material Cali
and see them, and you purchase
The Lamar register., 1900-05-23

We have justreeeived a large
line of the celebrated Douglas
Shoes, that are undoubtedly the
best shoes to be had for the
money. We have them in Wei
and calf, black, tan and choco-
late. We guarantee them TO
give satisfaction.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-23

They are not cheap, but
lasting, and are sold and ap-
preciated in every country
where stock-raising and agri-
culture are industries.
Our line is complete,
both in styles and colors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

Rogers ana hts followers point to
evidences ~ Republican prosperity
as the BLESSINGS % Popa'ss al
miniatyatiou Nothing oould Re more
absurd
Il am considerably Interested in tho
ml8dlc-uf-tha-rNad Popml}st convention
ealted 20 meet az Spo kane next month
How the matter Faay o. looked uron this
side ~ ths mountains } dc uot know. hut
Sc Whitman coUuty it Is certainly a sop
uiaF move. There are in the Paiausa
country mAny FgpGltsts who Are h0acst
and Who care more fQr tac principles of
their party than Ter cIice
They will Wslcoule a ticket that they
can consistently vote and also kcep alIVs
their party equalization ana their party
uRrse. The fact that tnry have a couu-
Is utkei in Jhe sold iu Whitman county
VIII ada g. she popularity gt the state
Ucket movement
the silver issue. ns yuast people On
this side ~ the Cascades know. De dead
On Eastern Washington The ma }oritv q
the Republicans who four years ago wera
hypnotiEcd ey Bryan into voting TIE Dem
ccraue ticket, are coming hack quietly
10 their cld political associates. ANA will
vote Tor the cntirs Republican ticket THIS
fan.
Whitman county Is quite prosperous
this year. although the low prices ~
wheat Is q disappointment 90 US The
crop was enormous. although the WELD
per acre waa not 80 large as in many
previous years. The acreage was grsatly
increased however"
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.G0Ssipooo
Heard in
ooooo Hotel Corridors.

TOoGER CAMERON. a well known
INK Democratic politician and attorney
A IA AZ Helena Mont. arrived in the
city yesterday to attend 20 some legal
business so connection with timber lands
in this section. MIR. Cameron is confident
that Montana will choose Bryan electors
but ls equally sure that everything else
viii go Republican
we are ashamed Of cur political mix
up" he said IN hn interview yesterday
but this VIII probably be The last time
the eyes ~ our sister states will he riv-
cted on fraud and corruption in Montana
politics IL ~ hard matter Tor anyone
20 say Just now what the DAILY Democrats
are going 20 do OF course We All have
our own ideas. yet ! would not like 20
say they are oficsL II The DAILY branch
~ Democracy In tts fight 20 keep W
4. Clark from the senate pursges the
already outlined course 20 put another
Democratic ticket IN he nald there can
bo hut oua outcome and that tie el~r.
fiau q TIE Republican ticket from top
20 bottom. uaix pemucrats however
wlil vote FOR the Bryan electors named 81
tie clark faction ~ Democracy
this fan viii mean The return 81 Thomas
Carter 70 the United States senate TX
ceps thar he is Republican Senator
Carter i as acceptable man 20 AL par
ties ia Montana az lf would he possible
90 dnd. Tie has beer energetic in boxing
after the interests ~ hts state and yet
has found flre enough 90 % much good
for other parts % the country"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
COL. WARD B. SHERMANHE
Will Stump This State and Oregon
For Mckinley.
BRILLIANT ILLINOIS ORATOR.
Comes Direct From Chicago-sent
mfttee-Is Leading Political
Speaker i'm the west-Predicts
Overwhelming Defeat of Bryan
The Latter an American Boxer.

Col Ward b. Sherman, of Chicago said
to be one of the most brilliant Republican
campaign orators of the West, who has
been assigned by the national committee
to stump this state and Oregon for Nc
kinley and Roosevelt, arrived in Seattle
yesterday morning He will commence
his work at Spokane next Wednesday
evening, and after spending a fortnight
or more east OF the mountains will re-
turn here and begin a tour OF the West
ern portion OF the state. passing on to
Oregon. II present plans are perfected,
about October Is.
Col. Sherman is enthusiastically conf
dent of a sweeping victory for tho Re-
publican national ticket next November.
and makes glowing predictions of sue
cess In states that party leaders on this
Coast are inclined to place In the doubt
man of the national committee, whose
personal friend and admirer he is. Col
Sherman thinks that the only possible
danger 10 the Republican party lies in
overconfidence. II the voters como to
the polls he thinks there can be but one
result. and that the triumphant re-elec.
tion OF President Mckinley.
A stalwart Republican from the day Of
the party's birth. Col. Sherman is a ZEAL
GUS defender Of its principles and an able
advocate OF It's doctrines. He comes to
the Northwest recommended as a vigor-
Gus, enthusiastic and convincing speaker
that all. even OF opposite political faith,
delight to hear repeatedly. For many
years he has been one OF the leading
campaign orators for his party in Illi-
nois.
In 1896 Col Sherman was sent into Ken
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JOHN u DAVIS !!4,!I SIS, 8 CO..
MR.. ARRASMITH ARRIVES,
Assumes Duties Of once ~ secre-
tary of Republican state Gem
tral Com m ittee.

]. w. Arrssmith. of Colfax, secretary
OF the Republican state central commit
tee. arrived In this city yesterday and at
once assumed the duties Of his office at
state headquarters In tho Starr-B Boyd
block. Mr.. Arrasmith, who IL one OF the
largest wheat farmers of the Palouse
country. brings encouraging reports from
Whitman county. He regards the coun-
~ once hotted OF Populism. as safe
for the Republican ticket
The situation" he said yesterday. 'is
improving in Whitman county. and there
is no doubt of Republican success. The
entire county ticket cannot but be elect
ed. as the fusionists have two tickets, a
Democratic and a Populist. in the field.
With a divided opposition the Repubi-
cans feel sure of victory.
The state ticket will also be successful
In Whitman county, believe, although
there IL some mistaken opposition to
Senator Frink for governor by the people
who have been deceived in regard TO his
attitude toward the railroads while in
the Legislature
when the few Republican farmers who
have been blindiy accepting as true
by Senator Frinks political enemies. have
had time to Investigate they will soon
find their error and rally to the support
Of the entire state ticket.
Another error the voters OF Eastern
Washington have fallen into r. thinking
that because the administration of Gov.
Rogers mas been prosperous. Gov.
Rogers Ia therefore entitled TO reelection.
As matter OF fact. In my estimation.
Gov. Rogers is only benetting. like the
people Of tho state generally, by the pros
perity following the election of President
Mckinley four years ago.
AT that time the nation was but bare
~ emerging from the throes of panic.
Naturally Gov McGraws administration
had been seriously hampered by the hard
times. When President Mckinley was
elected the whole country Immediately
revived from the effect OF Democratic
maladminlstration. Washington, in spite
of her Populist governor obtained sub
stantiai share OF Republican prosperity.
People. taught lesson In economy.
made money, became con,ented. paid
their taxes and thereby replenish-
ed the state treasury. Now Gov.
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CANDIDATES AT ENUMOLAW
Thirteen Nominees, Republican and
Democratic, Attend Agricul-
turaI Fair.

the annual agricultural fair at Enum-
claw, in the southeastern part of this
county. was enlivened yesterday after
noon by q rather unique political gather
ing. Thirteen OF the nominees on the
two county tickets, seven Republicans
and six fusionists. were present
The thirteen candidates learned Of the
fair at Tnumclaw and Friday night and
yesterday morning tourneyed to that
town 70 take advantage OF the oppor-
tunity thus given them to get acquainted
with the people of that section. The d.
rectors of the fair learned of the invasion
and arranged to give over the largest
part of the programme yesterday after
noon to the thirteen visitors.
Each OF the nominees was invited to
make speech of Ave minutes from the
pavilion stage on some subject other than
politics. All promptly responded. Good
faith was kept in the matter Of avoiding
politics. The attractions of the Enum-
and, especially. the beauties of the baby
show in progress. all received mention.
but not one word on free silver, expan-
sion or militarism was spoken
The Republican nominees who particle
pated We're: Boyd ]. Tallrnan. for SUI
perior Judge: Arthur r. Griffin. for SUI
perior Judge; w III. White. for prose-
cutting attorney; George b.. Lamping, for
auditor; J. w MeConnaughey. for treas
ent of schools, and l.. c.. Smith. for
county commissioner.
The Democrats were: Edward Cudihee,
nominee for sheriff; Walter Fulton. for
prosecutiny attorney; J. f. Conaway. for
auditor: Edward Merriheld. for county
commissioner: John Wallace for county
clerk and 8. L. Sorenson. for representa-
tive from the hirty-eighth district.
The Enumclaw fair lasted three days.
opening Thursday morning and closing
last night. 1t is said by the candidates
to have been very creditabe affair.
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lucky by the Republican national COM
mittee. and made more than 100 speeches
speaking in some cities as many as four
times. He was successful to an unhopSd-
for degree. and was congratulated after
the battle was over as having been an
important factor in winning that great
commonwealth over TO Mckinley and Ho-
bart
Wa. a Gallant soldier.
Col Sherman IL man Of fine personal
appearance. and Is now nearing his soth
year He Is a veteran % the civll war.
having entered the Union army as a
member Of an Iowa regiment st the be-
ginning OF that great conflict and served
to It's close with Rallantry and distinc-
aon He Is a member OK the G. A. r. Col
sherman accumulated modest fortune
in Chicago. but Is no longer In very se-
tive business life.
Il have not come 70 the Pacific coast
60 teach voters anything" said Col sher-
man yesterday az the Seattle hotel ~
man is or exactly the same intelligence
whether he lives IN Portland. Or OF Port
land. Ms. There Is nothing that We Of
she Middle West can tell you OF the Pa
elfc coast
''siy only mission her. Is 20 20 about
nuoug the people and talk with them
ard learn from them. I want 20 inter
what I think and ind cut what they
think | am an optimisi In politics. ard
am eager 20 tell Republicans ogt here
OF the magnificent victory that IS ga
store for t.4sm in the nation NEXT No
vcmber Every Northern state fhls year
win 20 strong for Mckinley end Rooss-
vrH. and even iu the south Z ssa conf
sent that more than ever before the else
tiers are FOR the Republican tlcket
we have only one danger 70 avoid.
and that Is apathy. The majority ot us
are 50 confident 81 winning easily that
Tr are apt 20 think &c unnecessary 60 get
out and make an aggressive Eight In this
a parA turks. The uncertainty OF prssi-
DENTAL elections 70 something that ne
man Wlil ever De able Co explain aid We
musk guard against opposition THAI we
WlN NOT know o. " is exists, until after
abe ballots are counted
AS an example of he need Of this
Wafchfulness I need only cite TIE cam
paign Of lisa Never until ! get through
the gates % heaven 10 expect TO IS
abba 20 explain why Harrison was not
porous beyond compare, labor was well
national credit WIS hetter than ever be-
party woke Up 20 defeat
But tnls VIII not be the case this
year. The opposition TO the national
party that shamelessly nlsligns the name
b. CALLING itself DsEeozaiiG, 10 toe stEeag
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WOULD SELL HIS AMERICAN INTERESTS WERE
Hf SURE THAT Mr. BRYAN WOULD Be ELECTED.

to
F. Of Amer
in
sugarpla
the
he a
any Of
IN
Of
una Republican
in
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$
and anuIp
~ count Is prosper
the
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It d a a poat"
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to permit of Bryan winning at the next
election. The voters who are honest and
the great majority OF them are honest.
are heartily tired of Bryan and Bryanism.
I'm 1896 l referred to that gentleman
as Mr. Bryan and the boy orator OF
the Platte and otherwise treated him
dure his name. l regard him as an ar
rant demagogue but little better than a
Chinese Boxer. An American Boxer IS
what he is: willing to sacrince his coun-
try for selfish ends.
Republicans sure of Success.
81 am aware that the Bryanites are
claiming everything in the East, but
can assure the Republicans of Washing
ton that if they do their part IN this hg est
East far behind them. | say again that
every Northern state will go for Mekin-
ley and Roosevelt. There is no doubt
Illinois / am willing to go on record
as predicting. will give the Republican
national ticket 10000 majority. Indiana
is safe by 5000. Ohio will most certainly
go for her president. Kentucky | nrmly
believe ia Republican this year by 10000.
From my intimate knowledge OF political
conditions in that state | am certain
am not wrong.
Say what the Democratic leaders may,
the German Americans are but Ameri-
cans. and good Americans at that. and
they are not in the least alarmed by the
noise Bryan makes in setting up and
knocking down his two straw men, i'm
perfaifSm and mflitartSm.
II may be lacking in patience, but IL
does stir up my wrath to witness the
supreme effrontery OF Bryan In making
his campaign this year on issues that are
false and that he, better than anyone
else knows to be false. One thing to be
thankful for Is that while he did succeed
four years ago in deceiving a great num-
Der of voters. this year he will find that
they have grown in knowledge of him
and his methods.
Especially irritating to me Is the cry
of imperialism If the policy we have
as a nation followed so consistently for
a century Is imperialistic, then 1 say
bless imperialism. And so l think Will
the ma tority of voters say. The people of
the Pacific coast realize the Importance
of retaining our island possessions in
the Orient. and I am certain that the
people of the Atlantic coast will unite
with them In standing by a policy that
means the commercial ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
the Pacific slope.
Whatever BENEFITS this part OF the coun-
try benefits the nation at large. The ad-
ministration of President Mckinley has
resulted in prosperity to the whole coun-
try. But for the race question / am sat-
isfed that the South would be with us in
this campaign. No policy is better cal
culated to bring the South to the front
In an Industrial way than ours.
This Is my first visit to Seattle. al
though / was on this coast once before,
fifteen or twenty years ago. Seattle Is
certainly a great city, and destined to
be still greater. 1t has the reputation
all over the East and West of being sub
stantial. thriving and progressive"
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Fusionist Efforts. Concentrated on
Cudihee and Fulton.
THEIR INTERESTS ARE POOLED.
Democrats Controlling Party Ma
chine Realize That sheriff and
Prosecuting Attorney VIII Ne in
Position to Recruit From Certain
Contests-Candidnte Neglected.

To
fslsa "a ,.s,.,.s.,. '. w % s,.o iAi. ~,
f,,s,o,, , s'a ei, Mhieh .he
s,,hs,,.,, ,,.'' s AND FUSION newspspers
,o,,s,,. - " u.'". '"u i"N' az s''
a, - ."en Nanpsien' tne asse.t'oh
sa e,lu reltera'eu that vice Chair'
pan,,.,,o e'npaisn nianaser ,or inc
.'.', Noun.s uehe'' y ueNo'ihs ms
49, - - $50. rs. r.a N, !, " man
,Y,s,,,.. :, -, $500, Se''u san De N"h'er anu
i'a' -. "ni'e, eahoiuste LOT prosecute
- ,,, 49, "es' 10 .ne nesiee. OK AH otner
.,s,' y" t"e Rep"ouoan county
M. , -,
ing PURPOSE OF these assertions Is rec
oehizeo 20 DC double. In the hrst place
saSs'Nl. sc "oP. 70 .reate uis'rus' Aho
nsselisioh among ,ne KING county hepuo
i , anu especially among thc eanni-
ou. lle second purpose. ana ~ iar
sie A"o'e ii"Por'ah, 10 tne tusiohists' ~ 20
$500 'ie aeen'.oh OF the voters IRON
ene .ac. .hat their Whoie nsht III hing
e.un's - oeins waseo 10 secure these Two
e.nces-'he sneriHs ana the prosecuting
:,
Is now senerahy known 70 members
OF ooth psrues that the fusionists nave
gwen UP ali nope OF eiectins their county
m , or any considerable portion OF IT.
inoy oeneVe' however. tnat thev can
elec, ,helr canoioates Tor sherin and pros
ecu'ins attorney tney VIII De able IN the
course OF tho ensuing TWO years term to
puiio up machine thst VIII greatly
srenetnen their chance FOR larger sue
cess IN the next election.
IN tne seiecuon OF Candidates Tor tnese
Two oHhoes the iine work OF tho manager
OF the Democraic wing OF FUSION Is evf-
ueht. botn ex-peteetiVe Cuoinee ana
waiter ruiton are democrats, their
aoroit managers having erected trades
ana combinations In the county conven-
lions which permitted them TO name the
Two men upon wnom All the eHort OF the
party organization was 10 be concern
trated.
Cuoinee's service as peace omcer or
the CITY. ana Fuiton's connection with the
prosecuting attorneys ONCE under Me-
Eroy ana famiiy and business relations
win supreme Judge White Afforded
plausible arguments for their nomination,
whicn were urged upon the Popuiists ana
silver Hepupncans.
AS matter OF fact, neither is stronc
candidate, Cudihee's acquaintance being
limited TO certain parts OF the city, while
Fulton Is scarcely known in the coun-
try districts The fact that both are
Democrats was their strongest recon-
mendation, although II was certainly not
urged upon the other elements OF fusion
The fact that the interests of Cudhiee
and Fulton have been pooled and that the
fate or the remainder OF the fusion ticket
Ii regarded with Indifference IL TOO patent
10 admit OF dispute. From the day Of
their nomination the candidates for sher-
IN ana prosecuting attorney have been
constantly together. They Rave appeared
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TROUBLE

makes people thin. They need Hoste,-
ter's Stomach Bi,ters at once. This
medicine viii enable the stomach 20 do
its work properly. II fills the half
starved blood vessels with pure blood.
promotes assimilation and nutrition and
brings back health and strength. II
cures stomach, liver and kidney troubles.
See that PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP
covers the neck OF the bottle.
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o. the county. Th- most important OF
these viii ae a. Ballard where ConKress-
evening
Al Cumberland ". r. Hell. candidate
FOR supertcT ig&ge. and john v Miller
De addressed BY vs. ii Hu,uehr3es erF
Aiio A. Roct. Al Narth Bend George b
Norris and James T. McSeny are 70 81
1ta orators
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In . Rare show of Charming Newell

The Hrsi show OF fan furs at the N.
n. Pease Co., al i238 Second avenue. has
sliciies the vary highest compliments
from fashionable women who know
Saturday several 80 fur coats we're sold
Tor S4A and a splendid lot 81 neck aearfs
worth SIC u 70 be sold Monday for no
The exhibition Of fall millinery has far
surpassed asy previous show In Seattle
Tns store u = 9sel6s4 success. sss
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SECOND WAND HEruBIIcANs.
Meeting To Organize Mckinley CIub
Tuesday Evening.

TIE hepuh-icars .ot tfe Second ward
viii organize 81 Metinit, rieN Tu.e5se.
NiEai. ufet4nE az 0itnian's hsU having
o%ea called Tor that rarpoes. b ~. ggie
anl G. 3 Gleason VIII D. the Speakers on
the evening TIE committee has seesrsl
goot music Ter the OCCASION. ana s. doing
az u It's power 60 make the meeting ore
% tna most successful o. the canlpatgp
The Republicans q the Second wara. an
though a littlc tsrdy IN organization. ar
none the less enthusiasts, and Promise
20 carry on vigorous oampAlEn from
his Vine IN.
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Col sherman Is accompanied on his
present trip by Mrs Sherman. He wifi
becomes necessary For him 10 90 to Spo-
kane. Yesterday he visited Republican
state and county headquarters ana epent
several hours In discussing the political
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-FOUR RALLIES SATURDAY.
Republicans WIN Hold Meetings
Throughout the County.

Next Saturday evening win be one OF
the most eventful of the present political
campaign. -Four big Republican rallies
are scheduled to be held In different parts
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senator tr3nk aul TIerfucn W. Craven.
who have been campalgning Ia Island
county, viii return home THIS morning.
cut thsGr tour.
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JOSHUA GREEN Returns.
Feana tnten.r Interest Ia rottIc.
rhrspshent Middle west

Joshua Green. president % tho Ia Can.
ref lrAAspor tatian und Tra8lnE Corn.
Yany. returned yesterday fycfu an "a.
tended pleasure trtp through the M1late
Western states TIE sueut much ~ hls
t,mt tr iltgou Hr3 Michigan. where Ne
Ionrd she peHlicAi excitement at fever
heat
u ~ surprising Mr. Green said.
what Intereet IS being taken POLITICALLY
81 those two states one cuuid hear
DNthsng eut political talk especially In
chicago Out here we have but fiftlN
iisa OF the intensity - tho interest thew
ere taking throughout the East IN thu
presidential campaign. They are really
NaEirctiug their business for politics 70
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TODD TO WORK FOR ROGERS.
Mason County Farmer" Induced
to Take the Stump.
RECONCILIATION - SUD DEN

Has Been utterly Opposed to Pres
emit Executive and Declared the
Intention of working and Voting
Against Him-said TO Have Made
Conditional oner 20 Republicans
-PopuIists Favor Straight Ticket.