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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
RAY COUNTY NRANGIE.
Two Republican Primary Meetings
EclG-PRrty Split Upcn,

XIII MID SI'LIIAI.
Richmotid. No. April 2l.-The Ray Coun-
" 'tpuhIlcans held their primaries in the
various townships of the county to-day for
the election OF "A new Central Committee
and To elect delegates TO a County Conyctr-
tloil. The meeting exploded after II had
been called To order and a chairman clecir.
at the opera-house. a wraugle occurred he
tween the Wright and Black factions of the
party.
Black and a large number of the leading
Republicans returned to the Courthouse,
WheIr a separate meeting WAS held. At
this the othc; meeting at the opera-house
WAS denounced as "A hoodlum meeting, and
no place for decent Republicans. Both
meetings named four central committee
mon each. and twenty-four delegates each
70 the County Convention, which meets IN
Richmond next Tuesday, and "A hot time in
me Republican company confidently may
be looked for at that time.
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SENATOR TIL RsTcNS corr.
II May Force to Lei Hin
TO to Philadelphia.

REP illf SPECIAL.
Lincoln, Ncb., April 2i.-Sonator Thurs
ton has succeeded in c~ffect;ns a political
coup that may yet cuabla him 10 win out
in mis- fight t. get 30 - To the National
Convention as Il Observation-Disclosures from Nc
braska, despite the coalition f"ria"! against
hint combination that entirely shut Inn
ont of n0u-las Couaty and refused him a
place On tn Stat" delegations. Vt a meet
ing hell here last might one OF the five
candidates fcr deieCatr-at-larse was prom
is"d the lieutenant grveInorsilip ana with
utev.
The conference" also launched a cuher-
Material boom Tor 6. NJ. LImhcrtstn. As
SiStant Secretary of the Treasury under
Harrison, and later leading attorney for the
Union !; c!iic receivers. This was done TO
afford Thurs;on a nucleus around which to
rally his federal le.ions. Nearly every
Postmaster in the State has been drafted
+" his assistance, and the night has become
$, fierc" that it is regarded as necessary, in
order to promote harmony, to send both
Ihurston and Rosewater to the National
Convention.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
WAITING ON SUPREME COURT.
Excise commissioners Position on
WincrOom Question.

Thomas r. Mulvihili. attorney for Excise
Commissioner Higgins. was seen yesterday
in regard to the course to he pursued
against IT," win. rooms. He said that in his
rTinion. which was shared by COMMISSIONS
Higgins, It Is better to wait for "a decision
of the Supreme Court on the Jurisdiction
question. which comes UP for n hrari"s,
next Tuesday before any general system Of
complaints against offending saloonkeepers
is inaucrrated.
IF delay in the Supreme Court proceed
incs seems likely" he continued. proceed
ings under the decision recently rendered
by Judge Tally viii he pressed"
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It.TTI!Li' iErlAL.
Nevada. Mo. April 2l--The Vernon couu-
~ Republicans met here in convention to-
Jay ana selected delegates as follows. State
I"nEent:on-Iheo l.acaff. W. J.. Shan.r. w
y. Bailey. c. q. Burton, II. Ripley, ii. b,
Croft and ]. H. Lloyd. Congressional con-
Ntnilon-J. Il. Benscot.r. 4. A.. creel. sam
a. CuDoins. o. W. Neff, Doctor Il. e. VIII
son. J: j. ~fiarier. II. T.. Errett and II.
Mitchell. Judicial Convention-J Il. Hariis,
q ;. CONSaI, {. II. Graves. Resolutions
indorsirg MCiiinlcy's administration con
graduating Chairman Atkins Of the State
committee. jhsj:1iCting for Joseph f!ory for
Governor AID Tor 9. NJ. Shartel for delrgata
20 tho National Convention we're adoutel
Tie convention was addressed by Jt,snnh
itory. Judge {. q. Burton and {. N. Shar-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
Warren Republican Delegates.

REPTILE SPECIAL.
Nafrcnt"n. Mo, April 1.-THE Republic
aus Of Warren County met here to-day and
elected the following delegates: State
rnnNchtion-W. l.. Morsey. s. I. Ayaelottc.
III. Schoppenhorst. :. i. Huckcvdn. Doctor
Stewart and John Bartholcmaus. Congress
SIoual-Doctor +. J. Fainter. Thomas Il.
BotSes, /. A. ordelileid. Fred Strack. J. IL,
iiarihoioraaus. J. w. Deventhal. TheoIore
k""lljrS. Resolutions Were passed instruct
ing tor Professor CARRIER as delegate I. The
N'ttional Convention from rhis congress
>io:at district. Colonel Il. L. Dyer as dele
Eal"-at-iarge and Joseph flory for the r.
publican nomination for Governor. Speeches
were made by Colonel W. l.. Morsey. Pro-
fcs-nr CARRIER and Professor John IA. Trrirk
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PRIMARIES ~ tL.TGN.
Rival Democratic tamcd
-iaNt-::-iioHs fer Jet.

iiHi'l BIZ Si'E. III
Alton. III. April 2L-Two Democratic pri-
mar.es Were Hid il Alton today to seieC;
de.ecatos ,a thu Madison County Cunvcii-
ton. which will meet here Monday. The
Hop" wing held e llq~l primary this aft"r-
noon Il, The tlty iiiii, o. when Lucas
ifciit.iherE'r was chairman and t.. -.
G,rriwcih'r. SECRETARY. rNgrc man
Thnuas vi. Jet OF Montgomery County
Was luG"rSod FOR r,Uominat!uu am! Joseph
long -! New Douglas FIR the Stat. Board
ui Equalization.
The .ut!-iiogc wing. which was frev"u II
from holding b, primary election ;ni; after
noon hr 1t wru, "f injunction issued iy
Judge iluic. hc'l Il uIa = primary to- night
u! t.!c Spai,:ir" 'luhGrlsc AMI selected an
other SIT 81 dr.c-atc<. -. FUSS was ,huir-
man and !. =. N.rIr-lI:. seer, -ary- t'.-
@1o#sUlai jet, Wa also inl rs.l r Con
.r,.a~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
RAY Co,N'r, DEMOCRATS.
Endorsement for Da uIhcrtN for Cor
Erc>s and Judge BrUndduS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Richmond. No, April 1.-The Democrats
Of Ray County met in mass ruuvcHti n ~
Richmond ;o-day and selected TIM + ll,w.1E
delegates: JufiCial Convention at Mph"riA
M. l.. Ncble, II. y. N.lmri. .!o''. !.
Dixon. !. +. Craven. oscar Clark. James
y. Stamper. J. \. Settle and James r.. Itll.
Congressional 'ongentirn-S. L. N'ls1r r..
NJ. {. lin. e. y. Kayantagh. i. L. l>ar h.
James u. Mcivrr. r. -. Albright. Wiliu.
II. Fitch. \. l.. kirkpatrick. John NJ. Ma
shall. John +. Ey"rs. J"hr iiork-nsfni:n
r. 5. Ro:i'. irc$ly l.. Hill ana j .y-.l
Maycs. RESOLUTIONS We're passed lad lrsjrS
Judge F.. j. Er3addus for JUDGE of t1e
Kansas city Court OF Appeals and John
Dau-l, rty for Congress.
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ItT.TI f.I.II FFt' INT.
Wichita. kas.. April IA fusion ticket
probably will De- arranged in the Seventh
Congressional District. amt Ie!ry Simr. on'>
H1cccssor will h" a fisioui~t. instead of :,
lone ~l'rpt.list or Democrat. At pr s"nt
ClaUd. Duval N"mI and |. T.. Campbell
t!'op.I az" up 'eainst each other for tie
: lection. Each one has received a i!OInin'-
tion ut the hands or his convention. Ii
is reported that a committee Of Democrats
hats been named 10 visit William j. Bryan
and ask him 10 persuade Campbell to re-
ti'c. III Popu'istS say Bryan will ask
Duyal :" %r'ti:e, tecaus- it will help the
fIsinn i-,,n:-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
SENATOR DRUM yNpoRsEp.
of BoilinGcr County select
mt Jatcsyitic.
SPECIAL

SPECIAL.
Lutesville. Mo. April 2l-The Democrats
Of BoliinGer County met in mass convention
to-day and selected delegates TO ihc SCna-
1orial Convention. The course Of Senator
Robert Drum as a legislator for the last
four years and his CANDIDACY for reelection
were heartily in3ors"G. Tho following dele
Gates were chosen and instructed TO vote fpr
and use every honorable means Ia procure
lis nomination: d. *. Westorhavcr. !. y.
Shirkard. August NinninEer. a \. Kinder.
David Hawan, J. -. Eawn. T. Il. Drum,
W. Il. Farrar. s. J. NcGapn. ". Il. Yount.
T.. NJ. Wells. W. a. Dunn. +. j Riggs. C..
VI. Wilmer and n. i. IIilI. DELEGATES ~ the
Congressional. Judicial and State conven-
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T.I.IT -iI.I SI'I.'lAI.
Edna. Mo, April 2l.-ht n Mass conyen-
ton OF The Republicans of Knox County
hold l-r" to-day delegates chosen are: Re
publican. Ia IN" Stltr tnnvrrti0n-Ed :.
Brown, NJ. 9. B:gg":staft. j. W. NHnloiah
and J. T.. Long. Congressional CugvE ntio.i
al kirkSvi!!e-H. !. l., wis. Frank Sullivan.
Gc"rs" ,hwarL. !. T.. long. j. =. cal
Afghan and K. T.. Schoii.ii. District Con-
vention mt Macon city 10 elect delegates
\. q. Bicg ersiatf. y. L. i.an.. V. 4: I.yrau.
II. 7. Bolts, y. :. HARPER. T.. Il. Sttiicr.
Resolutions were ~aday,'c! iniovsirg IN id-
ministrati.'u il In. war with Spain. hu,
W re silent as to trusts, Porto Rico and the
phjlippincS question.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
WILL ENFORCE TIE LAW.
Eight Hours Constitute Il DAY
Work in Kansas.

Kansas city Mo. April Civ. l.. a.
Johnson. The Kansas mmis.:Onor Ut Lat
bor. has III Kansas City. kHs.. filed con-
paints against several contractors on pub
lie work. charging them with violating the
Kansas ciGht-huU: law.
The law provides that eight hours shall
constitute a days work for employees in
state. county AMI municipal Offices. as we'll
as ou all contracts for public work. Here
tofore the law has been ignored ny some
Of The rnntrArtors.
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selected from Lexington are: .john Wei
born. Sam Williams. William DENNIS. 10
%orh Mci1ermott. George Clark. I. -.
i'helzinS. John Thurman. J VI. trowicr.
Charles Ron. Joseph c;vauaugh. Nilii;im
benedict. John brlsh. Henry StHrklhaum.
William Campbell. Russell naehIer. Mix"
rnnnorS, "a. Pagan. Gustav iiaorle. Albert
Fred GanHl,rakr. William Goodwin. Pete"
Nori. JOSH Carter John Cooker. Mos :
Green. Doctor i:.ii and Perry Mi!l"n'rs".
II" county Convention will elect DELEGATES
IT, tn" .ePut IN State. judicial ana Con
pr.N-.nnul conventions
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
Lafayette Coun,, Primaries.

EffI EIJF So M
Lexington. Mo. April 2l.-Thr Domno:a'i.
primaries in Lafayette County Were hold
to-day. resulting ~ tn, following h"!0S
nominated: i'u- Represent tive. Joseph 4.
Shelby: Prosecuting Attorney. ii"ta"e L.
Blackwell. Collector. Doctor i. j. r'l'lhor-
son. Sheriff. oscar Thnmas: Treasurer. ".
y. Edwards: Assessor. George V. MarIr:s:
Public Administrator Nj. J.. wilson: t'"i'-
ucr. Doctor W. T.. Wcvi.n: surveyor. R'm.
j.. Wc"diu: Eastern District Jua@". io>..th
t.. IIaGuoi: Western DISCREET .iuueo. IL nrN
Green; G"rSiatie. iuoiusi"I township.
L ll.EIc. Alit.l.ll
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III 7 IIiT' - u IT.
Eldorado Springs, Mo. April 2i.-Thc Re
ruh.lCanS he'd their convention at stockton
to-day To elect delegates Ia the State con-
Nentl"n. The party in this count is divided
in two factions. known as the Lewis and
'lnti-lcwiS. The Lewis crowd won out to-
day AMI elected the following Delegates: w.
II. Lewis. {. ". Painter. u. Ellison. e. w.
SEeph.arG, VIII Casey ana 7. J. Travis.
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HoIIipscr Count. Republicans.

Lutesville. Mo. April The Republicans
OF Eoi!inger Count! held a convention To-
day ard selected the following delegates.
Stale Conventiun-MoscS Whyhlrk, {. A.
Sander. II. II. Smith. James Kinder and /
i. Smith. Judicial Convention. De Grant
ANA j. NJ. Allen. instructed for Wilson Cra-
mer for Judge Of The Court of Appeals. SEN
atorial ConNen;ton-E Eindre. Il. Raseu-
blum, j. J. Conrad. James Mil. ". Hind
man and T.. l.. Richards.
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MALTA Bend Democrats.

KFTt FtI' sTEtIAt.
Malta Bend. Mo. April 2i.-Thc Demo-
Gratis of Grand Pass Township met in mass
convention to-day IN! elected delegates 20
the Comfy Convention. which meets in
Marshall Monday. April %, TO choose ..!c-
gates to the conventions 1t S-ialia. J.:-
fcrsoH City ana Moh.rly. In the senatorial
race the delegates We're instructed for \.
Martin of Marshall.
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I.F.I tINFd' SIf.'lAJ.
Memphis Mo. April 21.-The Republican
mass convention nominated the following
delegates to Kansas City: Harry Ruttes,
Joseph G. Moore. James q. Gillespie. Il.
ID: Cramer. James Timothy and I.ymcn
Mrscott- They are instructed for Jnseph
Flory for Governor. Thr selection of IN
"iclal ana congressional delegates was de-
ferred until April ~.
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Chiliicothe, Mo. April 2l.-Livingston
. ouilty republicans To-day elected tn. fol-
owing delegates ~ The State C,uvrntio,
at Kansas City: Harry W. Graham. Frank
Scrnhy; Joe Hartford, II. .. Neck. Jam, :
dietrich. y. u. Carpenter ana John T..
10 select his nwn delegates to th, = cnnd
District congressional Convention In Chilli
Gothic on My >. II. named III" following:
L.. A. chapman, David Gordon. q. 7. Sailor,
=. r blalchari. q. NJ. E:rasS.i ~. William
Scriihy. Sr.: ed Smith. pnlph Roberts. ]. H..
Villa ms and ILarv Nlnvton-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
DENTON COUNTY PRIMARIES.
Randall for Congress Is Reported
Lcndin&-BaiIcy's District.

IEPCBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas, Tex. April 2l-Bulletins from
Denton Tonight state that q heavy vote
was cast to-day in the county Democratic
primaries. From the returns. as Tar as the
count has progressed, it is safe to conclude
tfiat the county has gone for Randell of
Gra%son County for Congress. to succeed
Bailey. Randell's plurality is estimated to
exceed l.W. Should he carry. any one of
the remaining three counties of Cook, Collin
and Fannin. his nomination viii! be as
sured. The only State offices over which a
contest was made were Railroad Commits
sioneI and Comptroller. For Railroad Com
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
Democratic Primary nj Odessa.

odessa. Mo. Arri! 21.-Thc following ram
didates carried this city to-day in the DEM
ocratlc county primary: Representative,
); II. ChriSty: Prosecuting Attorney. y. Nj.
HouX; collector, w. o. Corlew: Sheriff,
pan Wade. Treasurer, W. II. Edwards:
assessor. q. ". Marquis: Coroner. c. T.
Rylard: Surveyor. L. ] Rankin.
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Aux Vase Democrats.

INHfT II-I' SItTlAf.
AUX Vase. Mo, April 2l-Thc Democratic
voters net here to-day and elected thirteen
u.l'Sajns ie the County Convention. which
meets at Fulton, April -. They were in
SttNcleu Tor Dockery. Crow. Cook and
CAN'T. also for ShaCklefard for Congress-.
M other instructions were givcn. :. $. Nc
Cue was eleCict! Central Committeeman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

t;ETrELIr SPECIAL.
pll!as, It&.. Arr!l .I.-FIrrner Governor
james :. ;i"&G SPOKE on his proposed con
stitItipual amendments at Holland 10 $3.50
PERSONS. ana CONGRESSMAN Joseph W. Bal
Icy adj irr>S.i lhtH" Or more enthusiastic
admirers at San Gabriel.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

ItF.IT FTsT' |ItT
Fayetteville. Ark. April 2l.-R.juruS from
Yesterdays nrima"ie. are not all in. bui it
Is certain that the county has gone for
Davis Is. Jett, chew. Mcfarland. Morrow
and Other UuCnIt-Str'! officers. The county
has ais" gone for WITH" Walker for Prose
rutiu. Attorney.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

Al n meeting of the Democrats Of the
IWfnty-iirst Nard. held - McFern's Hall.
coleman and North Market streets. NJ. j.
" nealen WAS elected chairman and Hugh
tConfor secretary. After considerable dis
clission 1T was decided by a unanimous vote
piedsed in The .ield.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

ItF-TI fLI' SUICIDAL.
Sullivan. Mo. Apri, 2L-Prominent ci:i-
Hells posted a call to-day for a mass meet
ing. 10 b" held here Saturday. April g. for
the purpose Of organizing IA Democratic
Club. III" Democrats here are getting IN
line for the campaign.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

7 f.EI'T F!TIt SI'LtTNL
P.rnsi. Mo. April .i.. The call fo, It Con-
| gI.S-iOi'ti '~rTuEnific" meeting at De Soto
Apgil - il sigErd ny a minority al IN. Con
-r.GSiuual Committee ,itct.i At tn" FARM
! i, ZION convention ~. June /. iN9S. Henry -.
| Bell. chairman q; The committee, 'i"'- not
rrugnizc thu cuIl as uificl+! and will remain
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
AMERICAN OFFICER I'LL.
Lieutenant Commander Cnlwetl. l,
:. ~. in Il London Hospital.

Tendon. April 2l.-iieutcnant Commander
CoIwcll. United States Navy. the former
United States naval at'ache here. Is lying
in a hospital in this city. He has been
successfully operated upon for 1t serious
affection OF the throat and is now out of
danger.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
81. L.ui. Republican Gin,

The ST. Louis Republican Club will meet
Tomorrow night il. the Cd Fellows build
ing. Justice Frederick L. Cline will sneak
on The United States, the Tropics and the
Orient Henry S. Caulfield will also give
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81 EaTAL.
Lexington. Mo-. April 1.-The Republic
an County Convention will be held at Hig-
Glnsvllle next Wednesday. The delegates
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22
Contagious Blood

MrS.T.W. Lee, Mont
gomery. Ala, writes !:
Several years ago l
was inocuIated with
poison by a diseased
nurse, who infected
my baby, and for six
long years ] suffered
untold misery. Ny
body was covered with
sores and ulcers. Sew
eral physicians trea:ec;
me. but all to no pur-
pose. The niercuryand
potash they gave .le
seemed to add fuel TO
the awful fame which
was ~dcvouring me.
Friends advised me to
t.y : s. s. & TAX
ing it and improved
from the start, and =
complete and pe-fec.
cue was the result"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

missioner. Storey and CUrti-s seem to
about neck and neck.
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TENTH DISTRICT DELEGATIONS.

tions will he selected and instructed on
Nav T.,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

| The following delegations have been filed
J win the Election Commissioners Tor The
election 10 be held 10 nominate a Congress
lD.in IN the Tenth Republican Congressional
/ District:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14

Tho ar,futaIy today appointed ~
following notary puDi,s
u . hguaon Ot shawnee.
Hubt Cobb. Jr.. uf Granite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14
HoM ~ aaAuIlfY rnEEAct.

% YOU want to kovp your face iu
suud condition aud rostoro youth cali
un pr o. Jester 500 Eabt Harrison
avenue opposite Masonic temple Also
rhynigal Culture. Maaaago aud Eloc
tuyal Maabasv treatment Fayiai Mas
sage a speciality at reasonable rates
Treatment slteu at onlye or at rrsl
dyu,y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14

NsItutvs. 49, Nnt AZ nis t''..
psw.a ,l ,y.,vNs D. sac ,~a,weAss 1e
enc rbutppiuva lsN th,s @e, NlAs N',
Naulta ,iA Nsw Nv,A Vap,A,ea wsea
aui uo,h aty la ,vaa@saa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14

Anti saloon league has addressed
l.tt,is Too all lvsialsturs asking ques-
uoua. et, The league viii E,aks
hard nKht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14

hiat,hiur1 kasanagh and "HOnoy
uu,s viii uo al th, op,ra house Sat
urady Nov "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14

BOOKER r. WASHINGTON.
OF TuSkegee, Ala, writes:
~ have never taken any
medicine thar has I'm
proved me as much rs
PerunA. For Cafarrh IL IS
CerfAinD a blessing. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14

Ia. t.5uaiua vaa iuIi,tai TODAY tu,
,Ua wutl,, 10, rvl.ymau Salisbury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-14

rv, NvsApsla Apl an ,s'la,s rss' s"'
a,u,h,as, taAe tba vbe,t.v vvo',
tpv iai, tast uAms ,yat,pWvd tuW
,aan sleyps,s nye ,v,ilN,es ,sal' ,a'a
AZ uahted aua steam heated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
MORE AMENDMENTS TO BE con
SiDERgD

The coming Constitutional Convention
and the suggested Limitation upon suf-
frase are uppermost in the minds of the
people Of Virginia now. and the time is,
therefore, propitious for the discussion of
the matter OF suffrage.
We made Two things apparent yester-
day. The first was, that il is a popular
error to suppose that the Supreme Court
OF the United States has given its sane
ton to the devices resorted to by the
States south of US . limit negro suffrage.
Upon the contrary, the decision of that
Court, when carefully examined, makes
two things very apparent. to-wit: That
at will declare any State constitution void
which is so framed as to be antagonistic
to the 18th amendment, and second. that
however the constitution may be framed,
II 1t be enforced by the officers of the state
aIt way TO discriminate against the me-
gro, because he Is negro. the Court wa,i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19

allowance every season for two of the
finest Paris frocks 1 can get in this town.
I've already bought one, but as I am go.ns
10 visit bit a Newport this summer. !
fee, [ mus. have one very deLcats. gra-
rtorIs ornamental affair for the Ul0rn!ng
entertainments they tell me- are 5ils fea-
ture Of that watering placE, so r.
Mrs. Van Kaicksrbocker broke OF
brea- h.sssIy as the modes emerged from
ths firing rooms into the presence OF tai
ladies and slowly and solsmn.y revolved
about the mirror -Ened salon.
THAT would De my choice" said tina
hostess. indicating. after momertary hes.
r,-;on g. diaphanous silk yelling OF cream
white. del5caIeIy embroidered IN cluster
Engs and tiny figures in black skirf
T,ropsr. ovsrarass and bolero waist were
trimmed with tila finest embroidered crears
batfzte. ski!!fpIly and uniquely frightened
r.fth narrow bands Of stitched Old rose
lrof2f Around The neck and waist went
o9rFar Tic and broad cetuture OF turquoise
t9fTsta and the hat of cream Tuscan
INV waved two tall black piumes in front
over a br..n turned up with & row of pink
T,ayra roses set low against the hair.
..Se7d ths gown home 10 me tonight
ordered Mrs Van hH!cksrJocker. with d
i,s,r,1y sfsh. II always felt that gown
you'd be my destiny"
R,it h1H amazed the simple Newporters
VI New York Commercial Adver-
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