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Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON p C June IE.- The sruat, win adjourn over until after the Chicago convenient All tho seu3t"r~ vi~h to attend and yesterday 1t u.,, agreed that au adjournment Of the upper uou-. should n, taken from now aut1 ut.r the Chicago na tional convention
 Democrats Win Adjourn House.
 WASHINGTON. p C.. Jene 1a.-# Tho house refuses ta adjourn at this time. for being demecratt, tts members da mol oara q. attend th. Chicago convention which eonsn.s next Tuesday
 Tho democratic leaders however stated they would wind mp thcir press ing business at pue. and adjourn mtn after the national democratic conyen- ton which win ,ans,u, "u fau" e5th ut Baltimore
 Teddy for Woman Suffrage.
 OYSTER BAY. June l. Theodore Roosevelt has come out strong for woman suffrage and will have the sam. granted to all tho women in the United states should D., fe elected Tn, colonel wants ta get the women Geh ing for him. n th,. great battle to ! s5ied off during the next five day and is leaving no stone unturn- ed tn try and offset tho roeunr re- publican machine work
 Winfield Succeeds Nixon.
 RENO. \,, June la-G"orgr Winfield. inc di-coe,rar of G"ldfi"Ids. has been appointed to succeed th" latc George $ NiNon. United stetes ~cna- for from this state. The newly ap- pointed senator is a srtoue Ttu man and believes tnr part, -u"u'd remain intact and mol spit into tive factions as many would like tu h.,,c it.
 Arizona Delegates for Taft
 CHICAGO. June r. The eN"cutiv" committce of the national republican rartv hearing contests hov' decided that the delegates at Eree from Ari zono. also from the Fourth C.dif"rnit are tho Taft men. The Roosevelt del ce,t~s again losing out.
 Teddy Isues Statement.
 OYSTER RAY. June r. Tho"dor" Roosevelt has issued th" following statement for fhe nre.s. that. ie pub
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Cleaning. pressing. repairing and tailoring of all kinds promptly ant scientifically executed on short notice our workmanship is th,. best Try us.
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Hehcd broadcast throughout 'h" eeuu try IT William Howard Taft. secures the nomination t will not hc at the hands pf th" people. hut e sift from th, politicians and lt now looks as f. th, president ,ssum"~ such fa b" treated as a gift from tHe politicians. .v.u II in d,nsu,.. of la. expressed niJI of th. people.
 Such c"uduct comes du-,r"u-Iv u.ai to being treason. A those eeho tr, ta split the nation Hn twain de- s,rnyine "r institutions and ,h, whole spirit af douoeraae fr.e government. cau he ua other fatu trai.re 'u tae.r country
 Taft Secures Forty More Contested
 Delegates.
 CHICAGO. J#ur l&. President Taft has recently added fortv n"ro of the contested delegates to his number th"v arc from louisHua Arizona M5-sfs- -ippi. California and Michigan.
 Roosevelt Oenounees Committee.
 OYSTER ENN Jun, ia Theodor" Roosevelt has denouuccd the national executive committee. uee= hearing sen tests in Chicago. and E Nrrr bitter lanrIse. states thcir decision pertain iur to d,l"gatrs from Arizona cal: tpIuia and Eentuok, where tney were instructed for him and taken away by 't, committee is rn.,t agent wori, "Such .,ct- till cause hundreds of r.- rubican- to holt from H.. ~"-e'llcu regular panty. and they TT. noltue hy th" hundreds right nou Tl"grams from ,erry ptrt rr tho anjnu tr, rrachug u. -tatne -ash ~tops ar, taking pac, And many pf the tolc grams are from suprorter- of presi- dent Taft. who ar, completely dis eust,d with the deci-ion= of th" com uitt-- they prefer ro see fair rlav
 Much Bitterness Both Sides.
 CHICAGO. June r" Th' nrht .- I".comine 90 intcn-o between th' Roosevelt and Taft force, that th"} ar,. on the verge "f t-tjc set t'. and may get into a free for all fight most any time.
 Hcnr, lcd th" Ro"S-v,It forces in th, California fight. and the committee would not announce ifs decision right away the feeling was too intense. the members took the matter under ad-
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MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
 For Dresses, Dress Goods and Chil- dren's ready made clothing call at Mrs Waener's, Bell residence opposite court house.
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The Rape of California.

Ray. IIJiIlmar. R"dcn. George II. Reed. K |. Rice. George Stoddard. ". Weller.
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MINERS HOTEL.

Rooms SS1.5o to s per week; steam heat. electric light; no better accom- n,odations in Nome.
 E. L. HOLT. Manager.
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Get you spring job printing done now at tho Nugget office before sns boats arrive.
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,i-rm"n' for few ha0rs 'o allow fh" Eees.vol, faction ta cool down
 Teddy Leader. Taft Is Not.
 cuICN,;p Juu. la The difference between Tlt' and Roosevelt according 70 tHe T,dJs -1rrarters is Taft is no, 5 ,.,d"r. H. has to be crowded. forced ar,,u th. people. and it requires tr, fau strength "r power of tho re- p8hlIetn mtsHiu. q" keep him going. on th. other hand Roosevelt the, glatm tx l natural born leader. people nock to hi- teudnrd and he carries ,p. .na-~a, afth him to victory Many Charges and coutner Charges
 Made
 ,'IIIo'NGo Jan. T. Chtrees Of bribery 'b"it 1ud other method Of securing deleratcs trr living around the city. and even in Inc .x"cutive meetings %, the contests for delegates heinz heard
 Politics ara warming up ~e hot ,hreat- are now being made and rt is sta'..a rr. ..ets fr.. st#.1rh :. s.. retaa- -r., si1 r.ealt'to a docls' aatefarw,r' hrtur- the opening of .ft convention reV Tuesday
 Representative MeKinf"v ia charge or Inc Tlrt forces. acctscs the Roose v-t nrr ,t trying te capture the .nn-eru"u ry force. that th's are now .v.ue rdar- fo .,rrr ont an unheari of -ghen, yh~u rh, convention Is called r.>t Ta-daN I'm on to their -,n...t, Nc. hae, arranged 'o fnrestal. ,ue -a,.h attempt on their part. The Taf eurrort.r viii rc on hand [" see that oyerNthinc regular from start ,o finish"
 The Rape Of California.
 rlurNGo lun. ie Tn, Roosevelt forces and his rcod,r+ in thc city tr" rpa r.f-'r.ne t" the Fourth district d, California decision on the part oi ,h, eont,-t .ofumi,tr, a- "tho rap" of California"
 ~Eaa-arofr ruur.rd tho state by Q ,,ra. ma aiorfty Taft did not hay" even , look iu ,et the committee hay" seated Tan man from the Fourth district. Teddy stronghold k it not proper that wr refer To such ? dis erac, in harsh terms"
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NOME TAILORING co.

Between Segerstrom & Hagen and Zehner's iewelry stores.
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We print anything and everything in job printing line at the Nugget.
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Nugget SpecIai Service.
 SEWARD. June 13-EverythinG k in readiness for the republican rally this evening, when Delegate Gilmore will address the people of this city. A large crowd will attend. and it is con- ceded here that the Nome delegate for congress has all the republican votes in this section. no matter how many other candidates enter the field ". \. Gilmore has been a very busy man since arriving in this city on sun day last. and has made most eX- ceilent impression upon the people winning votes right and left. and ha~ rounded up all the republicans. getting the various factions together su a'l is harmonious in the ranks.
 Reception to Gilmore
 SEWARD. June 12.-A reception was rendered to the mayor of Noru Monday night and the whole town turned out to meet the official from n. far North. All wished him success and were pleased that he made | sp' cial trip to visit the city. and spcnd
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Arizona Delegates for Taft.
Teddy Isues Statement.

OYSTER RAY. June r. Theodore Roosevelt has issued tn" following statement for the press. that, ie pub
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SENATE AND HOUSE ADJOURN
 UNTIL AFTER CONVENTION

[ ti-rm"n' for ? few hours to allow n" l Eaes..v"l, faction tn cool down.
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Taft Secures Forty More Contested
 Delegates.

CHICAGO, Jur la. President Taft has recently added forty n"ro of tn contested delegates to hi- ulmhcr th"v arc from Louisiana. Arizona. NJ N.zsis- -ippi California and Michigan.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

Prof j w. Leftwlch bought him
self dandy new gun last week and
after showing the little beauty 20
some of his friends and on Saturday
evening he insisted on his wife and
Prof. Hazel going out with him In
the buggy for a hunt lie wanted to
show them how good he could shoot.
He found rabbit resting quietly
under a tuft Of grass and he sent a
bullet right between the eyes. Then
he spied just one big round eye of
a timid cotton tail shining from be
hind n mesquite root lie took "a bead
on the eye and tore Il from the sock
ct. BY this time he had an unshak-
able faith In his gun and marks
manship and even was ready to as
sure Mrs. Leftwich that she and MI
Hazel were not in II q little Dit
whom IL came TO shooting at "a live
target and that he was coming to
be invluclble and a sure dead shot
"a real terror 20 the rabbit family
they could shoot once in while
for fun, but whenever "a was neces-
sary to perform q real scientific and
unerring stunt &c should Doe left to
him. About this time the buggy
wheel coludcd with stump. the
professor swayed forward, his foot
slipped from It's rest and the finish
ed marksman with his arsenal. tum-
bled to earth and the vehicle passed
over his body.
The pretty gun was considerably
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27
SHERIFF"S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by vlr-
tue OF a certain execution issued by
the clerk of the county court Of
Nueces County on the 23rd day of
July 1912, In certain cause,
wherein Il. D. Vaughan is plaintiff
and A. -. Suffer is defendant, In
which cause a judgment was rem
dered on the 18th day of June, 1912
in favor Of said plaintiff Il. b, Waugh
an against said defendant, A. b. SUIT
ter for the sum If two hundred and
thirty eight and 10 100 dollars, with
interest thereon at the rate OF six
per cenum per annum from date Of
judgment together with all costs OF
suit | have levied upon and will on
the first Tuesday In October. 1912, II
being the First lay OF said month a.
the Court house door in the town of
Snyder, Texas, within legal hours,
proceed to sell for cash to the high
est bidder all the right. title and In
terest of the said A. b suffer In
and to the following described real
estate, levied upon as the property
OF A. y. Suffer TO wit
Lot No / In Block SO. and Lots
= and 3 In Bloc', 80. -, all In the
Grayum and Nelson addition TO the
town ci Snyder Texas
The above sale 90 De made by me
TO satisfy the above described Ildg-
ment for two hundred thirty eight
and 15-tO0 dollars On favor of n. u.
Vaughan, together with thc cost of
said suit and the proceeds applied
TO the satisfaction thereof
J. b. BOLES.
Sheriff Scurry Co. Texas
snyder. Texas, Aug 2S. 1912
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

The officers. detectives and news
paper reporters at Amarillo were
well aroused last week TO find ii
Seal Speed really occupied a certain
house near where Al Boyce was kill
ed They also must find out about a
mystorious stranger who rented the
cottapc and who brought food TO the
house after night Now the mystery
has been easily solved and the stran-
ger has cleared the mists away
cBach d. Epung % farmer ia Cot
tie county is said TO be the man. Ep-
ting is a deputy sherin and was SUI
pcrntendlng some road work In his
county when he was arrested last
saturday lie has a wife and six chill
dren
Il seems that Epting doesn't try to
conceal his Identity or that he was
with sneed in Amarillo. He says he
was acting as body guard for
sneed and In that capacity II was his
place to do errands. This OF course
doesn't prove that he was in a plot
against Al Boyce or that he knew
what Sneed's intentions were.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

The man, g. l.. Kelly who was on
trial here this week In connection
with the burglary and safe blowing
at Hermleigh was accompanied hure
by his sister ana quite number OF
friends from Weatherford and they
were much rejoiced when the state
failed TO make out q case against
him.
Mr. Martin of Weatherford. a
good friend of this paper, as here
to defend the young man and he says
Kelly is of a fine family of people
and has always been an honorable
young man.
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0FrcG EXTRAORDINARY

In order To close out the stock Of
premium dishes We have ON hand, and
nc the same time give the lady read
cy-s of the signal the opportunity to
secure free a set of these beautiful
dishes. we make the following very
liberal offer.
One 3i-piccc Dinner Set and the
snyder Signal one year Tor only $500
One I2-piccc Dinner Set and the
snyder Signal one year for only $500
Ono 7-picce Game Set and the Sny-
der signal one year for only Si.75.
CLUB OFFER
For two yearly subscriptions we
will give one 3i-piecc Dinner Set.
For three yearly subscriptions we
will give one apiece Dinner Set
For two yearly subscriptions we
will give one 7-pieoc Game Set.
These dishes are 81 good quality
aud cannot be bought for the same
money anywhere Gle.
Biine In your rcnewals or get .
lab and secure fet while you can
get them 80 cheap. The wife viii
appreciate . sct Of hose dishes aud
Il win make you feel good 60 give
them g. he.
HARDY a JACKSON.
frahIi~hsrs aignal.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

Come in and let us show you our
Wall Paper
WARREN BROTHERS.
The Careful Druggists.
Two law enforcement officers In
trying 20 suppress the Illicit sale Of
whiskey In northern Oklahoma
and Southern Kansas were shot to
death by the boOtleggers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27
A TEXAS WONDER.

The rexas Wonder cures kidney ana
bladder troubles, removing gravel
cures ciahetes. weak and lame backs
rheumatism, and an irregularities OF
the kidneys and bladder trouble IN
children. Il not sold boy your druggist
will be sent by mail on receipt oil sLoo
Oae small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails TO perfect azure
DR.. e. w. Hall. 1926 Olive street, 81
Louis, Mo. send Tor rexastes,imonial
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27
What We Never Enrret

according to science are the things
associated with our early home life,
such as Bucklen's Arnlca Salye. that
mother or grandmother used to cure
our burns, boils, scalds, sores, skin
eruptIons. cuts spralns or bruises.
Forty years OF cures prove its merit
Unrivaled for piles. corns or cold
sores only 25c at all druggists.
Marriage Record.
H. b Ryan and Mamie Jones
S. e. Miller an9 Miss Cordelia Wild
encr
John Bishop and Miss Lula Lewis.
Frank Molett and Miss lnez Rich
ardson.
Cecil skaggs and Miss Irene Me
Combs.
10y Crenshaw and Miss Feddie
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27
COLE BROTHERS COMING
(Adyertlsementj


THAT time honored, yet magical
phrase ARE you going TO the(show'
Is the query most frequently heard
these days upon every hand. both In
snyder and for miles Out into the
surrounding country The World
famed Cole Brothers United Shows
are responsible for the question, ar
rangements having been completed
for them to exhibit Saturday, Sep
tember 2S, afternoon and evening at
Snyder.
The small boy and girl are cores
pondngly happy and It goes without
saying that their elders have the day
marked on the calendar. too, Fresh
from their trlumphs abroad the Cole
Brothers have greatly augmented
their shows in every department.
This season, their spread of can
yass covers an area OF nine acres and
when erected. the big tent alone al
fords comfortable accommodations
for 10000 persons. overcapping the
three big rings, three elevated stages
and vast hlppodrome track, Is a veri-
table maze OF trapeze riggings, bars
rings. ropes and apparatus upon
which dauntless queens and kings
of the air twice daily defy death In
entertaining the thousands OF pa
irons over three hundred men, wo-
men and children and educated AMI
mails are employed in the presents
ton Of the astounding program
From the first to the last number
act follows act In rapid succession
and with such precision and skill az
can only be found in Cole Brothers
United shows. Throughout the per
formance as many az fifteen separ-
ate features are simultaneously pre-
scented on the ground or In the air
and one is kept busy In watching the
myriad OF WOnueIs' M i'P''
free to all who attend the
big show, is the triple menagerie'
which is unquestlonably the largest
and most complete travelling zoo
known. hTe mammoth tent In which
this is exhibited is filled with rare
and costly specimens OF animal life
from all quarters Of the globe cap
tured and shipped direct to these
shows By Messrs Coles own speeiai
agent A visit TO the display VIII
prove Of far more interest and edu-
rational value than a tour oil the
best known geological gardens IN
his country or Europe
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

quite good deal OF UusiheAs tnih
week In the criminal department.
The case OF pr A. W. Browning Of
Fluvanna charged with an assault on
J. r. Dowdy with intent to murder
was called Monday morning. There
were many Fluvanna people here rs
witnesses IN the case. The state was
ready for trial but the defense asked
for continuance 70 next term OF
court because the wife OF the accused
Is seriously III. The court granted the
cntinuanoe.
The ease of Monte BowrOn vs.. Sny-
der lee Light and Power Company
was on trial during thel after part OF
last week. In this case the jury rem
dered verdict IN favor Of the plain
tiff for 100000. This suit was
brought for personal damages. Plain
tiff while working as a lineman for
the telephone company came In con
tact with an exposed electric Hight
wire at the southwest corner of the
square and was severely burned He
fell from the cross arms OF the pole
TO the ground and received Injuries
from which he has never recovered
on Thursday night Of last week
the court held night session to DIS
pose of suit Of p. w Clark against
the Ice Light and Power company
for Judgment and foreclosure under
deed of trust for s15,000.00. There
were other cases of similar nature
brought By other plaintiffs. All to-
gether amounting to more than
twenty thousand dollars. The court
gave Judgment as prayed for and
set some date in November for sale OF
the property tosatIsfy these claims
G. H. johnson who resides In the
south part OF the county was arraisn
ed Monday on charge OF forgery. Inc
prosecution was conducted by dist
trlct attorney Stinson. The court APP
poInted w. s. Payne attorney for the
defendant. The defendant entered
plea OF guilty. The witnesses stated
what they knew of the affair and the
Jury gave Johnson a verdict oil two
years In the penitentiary.
Quite a good deal OF Interest was
manifested in the trial Of j. a. PARK
lnson and G. l.. Kelly charged with
burglary. One night several months
AGO the store OF the llermleigh Mer-
camille Company, at Hermleigh, was
entered and the safe blown open ana
robbed. on the day proceeding the
robbery two strangers had been seen
I'm the town working on their auto
mobile which seemed to be out OF re-
palr After the safe blowing suspi-
cion pointed TO those men and later
they were arrested in other counties
G.. l.. Kelly was put on trial mere
,tondav Attorney stinson conducted
the prosecution ana Preston ""' ~"
Of Weatherford was attorney for the
defendant
There we're numerous witnesses
here from Iermleigh whore the burg
larry was committed and from Haskell
county the home Of the accused. II
was easy enough to prove that these
were the strangers who we're IN the
town with the broken down ear put
the state failed to connect them
with the safe blowing and robbery
This being the case the court IN
structod the jury to return verdict
,f acouittal which they did. The COM
panion case. that against j. II. PARK
Inson. was next called and upon mo
Tin of the District Attorney was dlS- I
missed
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

Sheriff Scurry Go, Texas
nyder Texas, Aug 2S. 1912
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

q. W. Cox. OF Hamlin, travelling
man from Hamlin was here this week
attending court lie said he had ocea-
sion recently to spend several hours
at cisco and to his surprise he learn
ed that boil weevils have almost
ruined the late cotton in that country
The first growth OF the cotton pro
duced well. but the later irui'age
has been destroyed. by the pest
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

battered up and the Professor was
laid up for repairs and had to sub
NIT to a treatment OF arnica salye
and st. Jacobs llnlment. II Is pro
bable that Mr.. Hazel and Mrs. Left
witch readily remembered that class
ic exclamation, Behold, how are the
mighty falleni"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

Mr.. Joe Beck who works for the
hardware. timing and plumbing es-
tabiishment Of Rogers and Castevens
while climbing ladder Saturday
evening IN the tin shop was over
balanced and fell with the ladder TO
tho floor and bis left arm was brok-
sa below the slbsw
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

a. S Jones of the Lee Pharmacy
Chico. Cal, who has handled Foley
& Cos medicines for many years
SAYS: ~ consider that Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound has no equal
and the one cough medicine ] can
recommend as containing no mar
cotlcs or other harmful properties. "
The genuine In the yellow package.
Snyder Drug Co.
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To schnol Lnnd Owners

On November / the interest on
your school land will be due II You
will bring your last year receipt,
we Will attend 10 the payment OF
same for you. II does not make any
difference whether you are a CAS-
toner of ours or not. we viii be glad
TO make your remittance.
First State Bank e. Trust Co.
1885,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

Sewing Machines ut Sacrifice
During the month Of September
I will offer for sale one half dozen
White Sewing Machines at less thIn
cost
II you want one of the finest ma
chines made. at an extremely low
price. don't miss this chance.
J. D. BOYD,
S. w. Cor So.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-27

Mr. w w Nelson has been away
for several days moving some of his
cattle from his pasture near Camp
Springs 10 greoner pastures In Gar
"a county.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-17
J. E. HOUGHLAND
SENDS OUT LETTER

Eldon, Dec. 16-J. E. Houghland,
color guard of the Nineteenth Iowa,
sends out the following letter:
In the year 1870 the old soldiers Of
Iowa held state reunion at Des
Moines and as it Is nearly so years
since it occurred, the old boys want to
again meet at Des Moines, but cir
cumstances retard it. Now that it
has been talked over and the whole
state and Grand Army posts are in
favor of it the coming summer, it will
be brought up at the legislature this
winter. The plan is for the state to
help it out with the aid of Des Moines
and hold it during the hot weather, SO
it will not interfere with anything
else, and as the use of the fair grounds
can be had, where each regiment can
have a separate place and cots and
other accommodations for a general
camping out for not less than three
days. In 1870 the railroads passed all
honorably discharged soldiers there
and back free and | feel certain they
will do so again. Let every represen'
tative to the coming legislature make
it duty to help this movement in
every way. It will be the last time
they will be called on for such gath
ering. Fifty thousand Of our old boys
pass out every year and now while
there can be such tribute given them,
let nothing come in against It.
81. F. Houghland,"
Color Guard, 10th Iowa.