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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
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ADVICE
e TO % !. 81 81 1 Drastic ! . facilitating and
Dangerous Drugs Alone,
YOU Are SAFE.
When You Pin Your Faith 10 Nun.
yon's Romso psthlo Home
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q VIAL ever nature, even though, the
aoctor +. !. ms y have pronounced Y Incur.
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It. 80 = !. u ~ - Z 80 80 A,
3 Don let smother day pass without Civ
ing these remedies il trail Thousands of
others have boon cured by them, why
not you 55 .
Manager leech. OF the Fl uohkeepsle Opera
House, Cured by Paw.Pa W.
-: B.ELeech, OF the Colllngwood Opera
House. Is we'll known TO theatrical peo-
pie. lie says that Munyon's Remedies
Keep himself and family In good health
MI the time, and that Munyon's Paw Paw
cured hin, OF Acute Indigestion. AS n
tonic for theatrical folk who eat and
I. Munyon's rheumatism Cure has cured
more cases OF rheunla tisn, than all other
rheumatism remedies combined.
M ullvOn s. i,lNlOncy Cure mas saved nun
dreds from Brights Disease and never
falls to heal md help alling kidneys.
!. Munyon's Paw Paw Laxative Pills keep
The T liver in l,enlthy action, and posi-
lively cure const ipation. bllousness. jaun-I
dice and All other ailments arising from
q torpid liver. Y 5gs Z NJ n r.
Munyon's I2aw-Pnw Tonic may be de
pended upon to cure all forms Of dys-.
pepsia.s indigestion, sour stomach and to!
keep the digestive organs in perfect con-
dltion. 5as al aa5F
Ask your druggist. for Munyon's Maga-.
zine and Guide to Health. They are free.
but are worth their weight in gold. at
nll druggists. {lsj ss GSs
Munyon's Witc,, Hazel sonp makes the
skin soft MS velvet. 8 X 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
7. PURIFYING POWER.

E,nherltant Qualities OF = ancock' Liquid
Sulphur Make It a Household AID: n
This preparation Is y Natures greeaa Il
rermicide. @ Thus Its use. upon the face
NJ reduces that most highly valued result
a rare, clear, beautlticd complexion.
4 Added to the bath, HANCOCK LIQUID
SULPHUR cures diseases OF the skin and
tconfers the benefit OF lasting health
These ailments and many more are
conquered by the use, according to dlrec-
tons, OF Hancock's Liquid sulphur: acne,
Itch, burns and Ids, prickly heat. iph-
iberia, catarrh. cankcr and soreness OF
-eyelids, mouth, scalp, nose or throat.
s At principal druggists, Send for book
let to2Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co., Baltl7
more, Md. 4. Az y 53 b i'.5t IS 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
ENGAGES DR.. TAYLOR.
Widely known Baptist Minister
Will Supply Pulpit Of Emmanuel.

t Rev. Dr, James D. Taylor has been
engaged to supply thc5pulplt Of Emmanuel
baptist church Until a permanent pastor
siH called He viii preach? ut both sor-
vices to-n,orrow, and Will. from that
time, conduct. the regular r services OF the
church and look afterits pastoral work,
u DR.. Taylor, is or OF the most widely
Known Baptist minister's OF the South and
work. boil, n the pastorata5and In other
important fields pf denominn tl0unl labor.
He has but recently returned from Geor-
hf liz
that State. for which no raised q very
large sum OF money, i8t Gyi 3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Young Peorle to Rally.

Young Pqople Of Richmond at the First
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon, al
4 o'clock, The meeting will BIO held In
the interest OF the State Convention,
which will be held October Goth and 2lstt
at Hampton, Va. @
trHsHes bv, several OF
the pastors Of the city and others. spe-
occasion. II Is earnestly desired that all
OF the young people of our churches, and
as many others as are interested In Tie
work will be present. - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

At Grove Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow morning the pastor. Rev. J. y.
Hawthorne, 81 D. D.. Will discuss the fol-
ent Duty, Without Regar Regard II to conse-
quenccs. the Highest Expression OF. Chris
tan Courage and Fidelity. The sermon
will be a 2suppementFtot the one delivered
by$the pastor last Sunday on "rrensure
on Earthsand Treasures In Heaven" At
SIP. M he will discuss the motives which
make great and successful lives.
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Will Address the Men.

REV. q o. Woodward. OF Cowardin Ave-
er. and a man Known, as tic friend q
workingnnen. will address the Men's Mesf
ing Tomorrow afternoon; at $50 O'clock
S, IL, Phillips The tenor soloist, VIII sinE,
Men arc cordially invited.
THE first boys meeting Of the season
will be held In the boys department
c. Diggs and Physical-D Director HARDY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
CARDINAL UPH0LnS
POLICY OF. LEOPOLD

BOSTON, MASS, October REV Dr..
Edward Everett Hale received to-day a
letter from Cardinal Gibbons dated at
Baltimore, In which he praises and vim
dicates the Belgian policy in Congo Free
State which has been the subject Of
so much. controversy. Speaking Of the
international Peace Congress now in ses-
sion here, the card.nal says:
e 1T is to be greatly regretted that a
conference which bears the very name
of peace, which was naugurated In the
interests of.peace, should discuss q ques-
ton which is calculated to arouse cnmlty
and strife. In the pastwhen the Congo
began to thrive, when happy prosperity
began to smile upon her rivers and plains.
charges were made from the outside
against the elgian administration of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
sMayor. to the Pupils.

Mayor Mccarthy spoke briefly to Q 4, t J :.
m ni his subject having been I'D.
TONS The Mayors text was; = az .,t 20
your faith, virtue. and to- virtue. know -;
Sc; and to knowledge. mPeTa ae as,u
sodliiess; Sand TO godliness. brotherly
Kindness, charity. His Honor was lo y y ).
Scheered and when he concluded Major
Ca nerat smoke briefly. 4Ita7 8.
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Personals and Briefs.

William Coe. colorcd. was arrested yes
iterday on "a charge Of dlsorderllness on
the I o'clock Petersburg car.
The Corporation Court Issued a charter
yesterday to a negro social and literary
club James Young is president
The New South Council OF Jr. Q. u. a.
M. held a meeting last night.
Il The Alpha and Beta Societies Of Stock
ton Street Baptist Church met last ght.
the former a t Miss lTlournoy's, on Bain-
bridge Street, and the latter at Or. Grid
Inns. S3 3
Mr. John IT, Kennedy Of Danville VI. wa 3
best man and Miss Clara Dlcke rson' OF
Manchester. was maid Of honor at the
marriage Thursday OF Mr.. James Calvin
Abbott and lis Mabe1le Claire VIM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Are Rehearsing Errninie.

i Rehearsals for. the opera 'Ermlnie,"
pesaaSsaa GafS he ana sspds s ss
are well attended The chorus OF seven
5ty-hva voices arc being trained by Pros
ifessors Stein and Rees. who have called
rehearsal for tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock and request all to be present,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Accomplished Teacher Here.

Miss Sale b. Hammer IL IN thecity.
the guest OF Mrs e. r.. Boman, !lG =.
Clay Street. having come from, her Old
homo, Rosedale," In Amherst cnuntN.s
yesterday evening. y NJ IS TIamneras has
many friends In the city who remember
her AS the brilliant and accumulated
teacher for some years president Of tho
5J4ichmond Female Institute, now the
Womnn's College, She has q warm place
In the hcnrts Of hundreds OF ladies' whom
she taught III mnnY states OF Inc SOuth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Pounded = Woman's Head.

Susan Winston. colored. hit Susan
Evans, also coored, g withsa blunt In
strunent and Justice, John !. sent her I, TO
the grand Jury Yesterday She WAS bail
I'd for her appearance, In the sum cot
81, 600. The injured woman was In a bad
MnY. for some me. X. -. 81 .s...5 ..!1 A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
EIGHTEEN MINERS
KILLED WHILE AT WORK

DEssAU, GERMANY, October @ Der !, "a
sudden thrush OF water u, a coa1 miine 81
Gcrlebock. District o. Is oethen, Sfss9 eIqhy'
imprisoned eighteen miners, who are be-
slicvcd to have persisted. VA nj \! ;ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

An English Daisy" Is the best piece
whlch Murray and Mack have yet been
able to secure. The entire production IL
.'e. Yer. tnan anything in which the two
comedlans have yet been seen. n ri q,
NO production that Murray and Mack
have put on here has pl4ased as did ,'An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Two Continued Gases,

The case OF Sam Bradson, CHARGED
with beating Harrfett Haynes and Mrs,
Madso was continued In the Police Court
yesterday until this morning, ana the
case 81 a. NJ. Smith, for assault, went
over to the nth. 4syi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
POLICY Man Convicted.

Policeman Goldsby struck a luck y NUM-
Der in Police Court yesterday. and John
"a policy shop was convicted. 5 He was
fined $50 and given one day in jail.
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NEWS FROM
SOUT'HSID|E||::'.
Finance Committee Met Last
Night to Formulate New
Account System.
MONEY IN HAND
Lads Have More Than They
Thought Disorderly
Oil tile Car.
Manchcsscr Burcau Times-Dspatcli Il
No. 1lo1 Hull Strcet.&|

Manchester Bureau, Dispatch 5
No. 1loa Hull Street. Fl
Tho Finance Committee met last night.
and, In addition to pursuing tho usual
business. heard the report and rfquests
Of Mr.. ]. y. sutton special city account
ant,
Mr.. Sutton is formulating a new sys-
TEN of keeping accounts. and having had
some trouble with the Cemetery Com
mittee's accounts, asked that the Finance
Committee meet with the Cemetery. Com
n1ittco to arrange some plan whereby a
better system might be put in effect. The
report was received and filed and Mr..
lsutton's request ncceded to. It was de-
cidcd also that tho city auditor be In
structei to make proper corrections in en-
tries as pointed out BY the special city
accountant.
All bills, with a few exceptions, were
received and referred to the Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
viii Attend Grand Chapter.

Mrs, Harry Auber, the head official
OF tho Eastern Star Worthy Grand Ma,
iron Of the State OF Virginia. VII leave
Richmond Monday for: New York to at.
] end the annual session OF the Grand
Chapter OF New York, Y 4 itt&1
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All Money. in Hard.

1t was stated at the headquarters Of
tho FIRE department. last night that all
the money subscribed had been paid. Will,
the exception Of two--thosc OF Messrs.
Donald and Dobbn. AS these gentlemen
had received no direct benefit from the
carnival, their subscriptions were nulli-
fed. No action will be taken In the
matter and the subject is dropped. Thus
the ifiremen are more in pocket thant,at
first they had reason to expect, and the
relief fund has assumed proportions more
in accord with the efforts put forth by the
flrcmen in bringing the carnival to Man Nan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Contracts Were Awarded.

Tho sub COMMITTEE on p Grounds and
Buildings having charge OF repa rs to the
City Hall, yesterday awarded some con-,
tracts for repair work there, conditioned
upon getting Il $1,000 appropriation from
the Council q y s2s ~, q. z. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

The pastor, Rev. w f. Robertson, viii
preach at both services In Randolph
Street Baptist Church tomorrow, Hit
"a Mira culous Healing"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Still No Quorum.

The Committee on Cemeter es failed OF
quorum yesterday afternoon, II Being
the second attempt this week 10 haye
a meeting, Chairman Spence has called
meeting for next Monday evening at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

The devotion known as the Forty
Hours will begin5in St. Fatrick's Church
Tomorrow, at II A. NJ. Ats P. NJ. the
tvesper service will be rendered, and Rev.
H. j. McI<eefey will deliver&a sermon on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

Tomorrow morning at Marshall Stree
Christian Church Rev. Il. H. Melton vii
preach on THE Greatest Investment
and at night his subject will be "Tht
Dignity of La Dor. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
MESSAGES |: ! !.
THEY BRING.
Many Subjects Will be Discussed
by Richmond Pastors
T To MOI !, y Y;
SUNDAY SCHOOL . d: RALLIES "a I IS:
sScvcral Churches Will Have
Special Meetings for tllcS
Young People.
4 &c

a splendid programme has been pre-.
pared for the BrOadd,is|2 Memorial fBap-
list Sunday school rally Mt ii g 'ciock to-
morrow. Rev. G. E'.4 Stenley will pl each
on 1.-THE Human Side OF Religious Work"
At S p. NJ. the subject Will be Moving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

The subject Of the First Unitarian
Church tomorrow morning will be 5"Tht
Problem of Evil Considered from tht
Standpoint of the Sovereignty u Of God"
Rev. John S. Robinson pastor.
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School Bows Will Debate.

The Richmond High School Literary
Society will hold a meeting Monday al
which will come UP the question for
debate: Il e a Ell . 355S E3{s III
for the civilization OF tho world than
Rome - Y, NJ is. a Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

Rev. John Fl. Dickinson, pastor of the
Church of the Holy Comforter, will preach
at the morning service on the text,
," Strcngtlr for the Battle" At 5aP. NJ. his
theme will be "Armor Of Light"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

Hepburn. pastor, will preach, His morn
ing theme Will be Principles that Control
the Christian Conduct At night he
will preach on ."The Man Who Said He
Would, but Could Not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

At Leigh Street Baptist Church to-mor-
row morning Rev. M. Ashpy Jones. the
pastor, Will preach OH 'The Value of a
Gift" In the evening at O'Clock Rcv.
James buchanan. secretary for City Mis-
sions, will preach. {3es .a y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Mayor Mccarthy to Speak,

Mayor Carlton MCCARTHY Will 5speak az
the ,n,eeting OF the Baptist Sunday,scnooIt
Association,s to be held at l.eigl,-street
Baptist Church, to-morroN q fternoon, az
z go 10 clock, Isl 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

Dr.. c. s. Gardner will preach at the
Grace Street Baptist Church. at II a. NJ.
the second in Il series OF sermons on .'The
Cardinal Ideals Of Jesus" The Rev. NJ.
sannua sermon before the Young Mems
Brotherhood tTa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Carnival Closes Tonight.

end OF the carnival at West End Park.
The #Hatch-Adamsi shows have given
so tisfa elton, Sand this, the last day and
open-air5 season brilliantly. 5.5s 551I
The Virginia Passenger and Power
Company Will provide plenty OF accom-
mediation for the Gro wds. III & 3 .:ss$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

Rev. ~. ]. Haley the pastor Of the Sew
enth Street Christian Church Will occupy
Ills pulpit Tomorrow, having returned to
}thcSclty. d 81 5E N #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

pastor, Rev. George Il. Spooner, will
preach special sermons--"The Runaway"
ind ~ Rich Heritage 6a 3 id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

AT the Bethlehem Lutheran Church the
pastor, Rev. T. II, Meuschke. will con-
al English service at 8 p. y NJ. The sub
ject will be "a Christian a New Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

"a Message Of JOY to the Church" will
be the morning theme of Rev. w. j.
Young, pastor Of Centenary NJ %. Church.
The evening subject will be .Tllel Man
OF the Fl ouse,' which is the second Of a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

At II a. M. Rev. John Harmon, D. D.,
pastor OF Trinity Methodist, will preach
on "Richmond's Chief Citizen" and at s
p. M. on Lets Take a Drink. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
CHANGE
TO REGISTER
Persons Not on the Poll Books
Have Just This Day to
be Enrolled.

NJ With only thirty days between now
and the election, things nre beginning to
look for the first time, during the iall
campaign, as though an important pto'-
litical event we're rapidly approaching.
Up to a few days ago, but little local
work had been done. but with the speech
of Senator Daniel the other night. mat
tiers have looked up considerably, and
the Democratic end OF the struggle gives
promise now OF continued activity,
u Mr. r. u. Wade. who has had charge
Of city for the PURPOSE OF
Occurring transfers and furnishing IN
formation TO the voters. closed his Of fico
last night; after q most successful ieriod
OF ten days work. and the results OF MS
labors will be found iii the fact that ne
has transferred a large number OF Dem-
ocratic voters who were living out OF
the precinct In which they were pre-
vlolIsly registered t5f4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

Third Presbyterian church. AT The morn
ing hour tomorrow members viii be
publicly received into the church. At
night Dr.. E,gsleston, pastor. Will preach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

tits desired that ali pupils will be pres
ent at the Pine Street Baptist Church
Sunday-school rally There will be no
service at II a.. NJ, but an interesting
programme, arranged for the children,
will be given in tho main audience room.
Dir. j William Jones will preach al $
r, M. M II 81 n n GSR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

The Rev Dr. Henry u. johnson. pastor
Of Laurel Street Methodist Church, at the
morning service will take Sta.wurt
Souls" for his subject anu at night he
will have for his theme, "a Meeting
Which Will Cause Great Surprise to
Some People" is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
The Minstrel,s To-day.

Better than ever is :ti,S verdict given
the performance OF the West AIinstreIs
this season, under tho management. OF
MIR Sanford B. Ricn by S9 ID l.fs5 n
This declarat on Is all the more pointed
and vaiua pie, when one considers that the
West Minstrels have always been 4 the
fore In the past. AS usual Blr. Ricab,.
has some nifty mem bers In tho company.
and, although. few Of the favorites
OF the organization are TO be again seen
in the 'front.' the acquisition OF some new
and clever talent, In conjunction. with 4
ilotsOf new and novel features, z the en-
ftertainment given by this celebrated min
strel company will doubtless Insure good
patronage at the Academy this a fternoon
and tonight. Fs3s8 vi as$s
What Mr.. Remington Says.
Mr.. George Remington, In advance OF
IA Hot Old Time" is In town arranging
the deta' s for the enyn cement OF his
attraction at the Bijou Theatre next
week. He reports that the business OF
the company has been OF a phenomenal
nature all along the line. and says that
everything In the production this sea z
son Is new. bright, and beautiful. @ 81
The Sign Of the Cross.
''The Sign OF the Cross Wilson Bar
3ret's wonderfully successful religious and
historical drama, enters on Its sixth sea-
son of success In America, and under
the experienced and liberia management
Of 3Messrs. Fred G.. Berger and gR. G
Cracrin, will be given a sumptuous spec
ia culars production ut the Academy Mons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

Christ Chiirch ,to-inorrow. Rev. s.. OTIS
Meade. pastor will preach at both SER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08

OF ten days work, and the results OF ms
laborss will be found Iii the fact that ne
has transferred a large number OF Dem-
ocratic voters. who were living out a OF
the precinct In which they were pre-
vlously registered
Must Register To-day. III
The registration OF new voters, which
has been going on quietly to some extent
for the past ten days. Will end with.
the setting OF the sun this evening. and
those persons unregistered. who do not
attend q to the matter BY that time. VIII
not be allowed 10 vote on November 8th.3
The registrars II all tho precincts Will
be at their posts of duty at sun rise
this morning, and will remain until! sun
yet this evening. no that all may have
the opportunity to get themselves prop
ierly on the books. Young men who have
become OF age since the last reglstra-
ton. may register upon the payment Of
the capitatIon required by law, and 9th
crs qualified to register and who have
failed to do SO up fto; this time, may
i'egister to-day by making applicable ! to
tho registrar sitting at the precinct where
the party thus situated Is entitled to.
register. The taxes referred to- should
be paid I I'd the city treasurer and his5
office will close at noon to-day.
" ListSot Precincts.
II The. 4conpletefl st OF voting places in
the city. where the registrars may 90
found from sunrise to sun set to-day
are as follows; IL
n Clay Ward-First Precinct, No. 3 North
Cherry Street; Second Precinct, No. ri
South Reservoir, Street; Third Precinct,
No.. 3o4 South Laurel street. II
81 Lee Ward-Flrst Precinct. No. 1901 West
Broad Street; Second Precinct, No. 6Is
West Broad Street.
y Henry WArd-First Precinct, No. l5S
East Main Street; $ Second Precinct, No..
III Jig sWestr Broad Street; Third Pre-
c!nct, n o. sos Brook Avenue.
Monroe Ward First Precinct, No. 2E
East Canal Street; Second Precinct, No.
&c North Third Street; Third Precinct,
No. 4o1' North Third Street Fourth Pre-
clnct, No. 500 North Second Street.
4 Madison Ward-First Precinct. No. ans
North Ninth Street; Second Precinct, No.
. North Seventh Street; Third Precinct,
No. POI Governor Street !; Fourtl, Precinct,
No. 500 North Second Street. Isl
Z Jefferson Ward-Irlrst Precinct. Old
Market Hall; Second Precinct No. 220j
East Main Street; Third Precinct No.
2S06 Church Hill Avenue: Fourth Precinct.
Masonic Hall (Twenty-nfth, street,. 5l.E$
@ Marshall Ward-First Precinct, No. $50
Fifth Street Fulton; Second Precinct.
rear OF No. 2720 East Broud Street; Third
Precinct. No 70l North Twenty.eighth
Street. Fl!
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Ddy.T5 ~ Ii4iia ~ X u. "a n tI N 17N9a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-08-26
Give Him Another Chance.

To show some of the methods that
were used against P. J. Wittmayer
when he was the republican candidate
for register OF deeds two years ago, we
give the following instance: Two
members of the Horton-Patterson
combination that was opposing him
went out among the German voters, a
day or two before election day and on
that day, telling them that Wittmay-
er bad stolen IL harness from Squire
Wescott and sold it, going down to
.Winona and squandering the money
at Winona among the then-existing
saloons. OF course there wasn't the
faintest shadow of foundation for the
story. But it did its disrcputable
work, just the same, as there was no
time 10 which to disprove it. And a
great many republicans in this county
would like to see Peter get another
show this year, on account OF the I'M.
fair deal he received two years ago.