Typed as spelled and written
Kay Cunningham

THE MARLIN DEMOCRAT
Fifteenth Year - Number 22
Marlin, Texas, Thursday, July 28, 1904

A PROHIBITION CALL.
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     The state convention of the prohibition party for the nomination not a candidate for governor, and for other state officers, is hereby called to meet in the city hall at Waco, Texas, at 10 o'clock a. m., Tuesday August 23; 1904. Each county in the state is entitled to send five delegates at large, and one additional delegate for every twenty-five votes, or a majority fraction thereof cast for George W. Carroll for governor in 1902. In counties where no party organization exists, Individual prohibitionist should at once send their names to the secretary as delegates, and they will be enrolled up to the number apportioned to the county.
     National Secretary Tate, "Cyclone Davis," W. A. Brucker and other noted speakers will be present. A great time is expected. Let all prohibitionist attend either as delegates or visitors. Correspond at once with me.     

 P. F. PAIGE, Secretary
                                         Dallas, Texas.

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