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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04
Letter From Wiley Jones.
CLIFTON, Ariz-, Aug. 30, 'O-

CLIFTON, Arz-, Aug ~ "
To tho democrats OF Graham County.
AriZOna:-
Or oxnerieuce il the past should
1,-i,ca ne that the surest and speed
;ost ray IN bring harmony 20 the Dem
nor.tic ranks is to give united, loyal
o','1ort 70 the Democratic ticket.
Tbis TP implore all NY friends to do.
-, - ha forever impressed upon Us
ia, tho Demon OF revenge knows no
sncb word as "harmony- Any nght
r1a5a ,,non a single candidate on our
t:ckat is a blow at our entire ticket.
lis inevitable where party Is in the
majority II YOUR dislike for certain
candidate anywhere upon our ticket
causes YOU 10 knife that candidate, It
i a knife plunged into the vitals OF
the ticket and your friends upon the
ticket are equal sufferers. oppoeltloh
70 one, is opposition TO az, IN Its elect
The county conventioh OF Democrats
was regularly called. the largest con-
yeution ever held in Graham county.
1t was regularly organized without "a
single element OF dlscctd OF dI9saIi9
faction: its proceedingj' were orderly
and cfaraGrerIhsa ar oS sa regularIy
made by the majority IF he conven,,
tiou: unanimity markedl every step oil
it9 I'm proceedings, and as Democrats, the
ticket from TOP to bottom, appeals tc
us for our support. The l. ;. consti'
/ tuition declares that treason consists III
.piyinc aid and comfort to the enemy
! Personally the republicans may be oui
stannchest friends, but politically, they
are otherwise. Let none of us stat
! the ticket. or any member thereof, II
the back. because we fancy we have
some slight cause therefor. 1t Is un
Democratic. We cannot all nave ou'
choice in the make up OF ticket
The test of Democracy Is obedience Il
the will OF the majority. Let each
us make his own record for loyalty
since the days of Jefferson my ances
tors have worshiped at the shrine o
Democracy. and from my earlles
recollections. [ have constantly follow
ed in Democratic paths. Comrades
let us be true to the faith. WIZ
steadfast devotion, let US rememoe
that we are Democrats; let us put asld
temptation from the enemy, as wa
done 1900 wears ago when the posses
sious of the earth were offered by tn
tempter. Let our faces look hopeful
TO the front and not to the rear. lie
ms present 20 the Territory Democrac
an old-time Graham county Demo
cratic majority to greet the star c
statehood as it rises above the horizon
Fraternally.
WILEY Il. JONES.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

The Kansas City and Orient railroad
with its terminals at Topolobampo, on
the gulf of California, is being rapid
lv built. There are now steel rails at
Topolobampo for 600 miles OF road In
Mexico. The concessions OF the MeXl-
can government requires all oi the
road to be completed by July ! OF next
wear, aud it appears the conditions
will be complied with. Ninety miles
Of the road have graded from the
coast and work is in progress at sever
al other points on the line in Mexico.
This will be by far the shortest line
from the Pacific coast to Kansas Clty'
which insurcs it a large traffic from
the Orient. The name of the city has
been changed from Topolobampo to
S,illweu City. The Bank OF Com
mcrce of Kansas City, has title to
200. 900 acres of the choicest land along
the coast. including the harbor ano
ports. Extensive wharls are being
built. The grounds for large wart
houses. shops and a city generally, al
;of which indicate the rapidly ap
preaching Importance OF Stlllweli Cltl
on the Gulf of California: 1t IS 10
Gated about 200 miles south of Quay
mas,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04
Coronado Railroad.

PASSENGER Scrvicc.-Iu effect Sept. l, 1901
Tain No l leaves Clifton 80 m: arrives
fouEfcilow 80 a m. Mctcalf $50 II. m No.
leaves Clifton 800 p. m. arrives LohGiclIo" f'V
D. n; Mctcalf 400 p m. ,-
Train No s leaves Mctcalf 900 n. m; arrives
UonrfcIlow . 30 n. m. Clifton $50 q. m 80
leaves Mc,calf 30 p. m, arrives LonSIeilo" q
D. ~: Clifton 80 p. IN.
.r.--<-sts,r,, r->FrtIFt
4J \ oncG.Ilo,v to RIctctIr 25r; round trip A'
Ciicton 10 NclcnIf 35c: round trip so. McicaIi
tt innofelio,y 25c. round trip 3ic Iongicll"w
to cifinn 25% round trip 35c. Mctcali To clifton
.iIr round trip SOC. ~ r.. c,or,..
TICKETS sold ut all Arizona Copper Co S'"rcs'
conductors sell tickets one way only.
JAMES CoLQUHoUS, PfcS.
L. SCHVMASN, Supt.
Erp WaG,TAFT. Asst. Supt.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04
Arizona & New Mexico Railway

Passenger trains; mountain tmc-
rr,-,in / leaves Clifton daily At 80 m; ar
riycS IordSburs I1O5 a N; Hachith l2.3u J. IN
No 5lcavcS Clifton daily At m dttNC'
I.ortshurg u 81 p m: Hachita SO y. m
N alc5vcS Uachita . y. m; arrives LordS
hur-r : Is p m: Clifton 6.l3 m
No Is leaves IIachita 4 m; arrives l-"i"N
burg o - IN: Clifton pm. ,
VI. ( and e. daily except sunday; anu
.,,.s.ngcr mail and express, every day
Distance from Clifton to .ordSout ~ Vhii'eN
Lordsburg 30 Hachita, 30 miles.
PASSENGER RATES. .,.
Clifton to:-%orth siding, 3oc; South SluihE
AZ Guthrie. .OC: Coronado. SOC: Shcld'n u
a. 70. Vcitch. 81 -: Lordsburg, $40: Hnchila
IS. 49,. ,,.
Children under 10, half price. Excess hae
ca "a. f., r,.r 100 lbs per mile. l'O lbs nlgSds'
carried tree with each fun ticket; % lbs ire
with each half ticket Passengers IRON tlCk
IT stations paying on trains VIII ne Tnd &c
sc extra JAS. OoLi9IH'lN' A'NN-
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04
STAGE HELD UP
NEAR N0GALES
Passengers were Robbed En- Route
to Washington Camp.

Tombstone ProspecioT-
As the stage bound for Washington
camD. the mining camp in Santa Cruz
county, was approaching il destina-
tiou on Monday II WAS held UP ana
robbed by lone hiEhwayman IN the
most approved up-to-date fashion. Tie
passengers were lined up on the out
side of the coach and forced a. the
point Of Il gun to disEorgc their money
and valuables. He was 4 genticmanly
.scoundrel; deploring The passengers
lack of money. II seems that there
are two stages on that route and that
one OF them carries express ana mai
exclusively. and the other passengers;
The robber evidently intended 70 hold
up the former, but made a mistake IN
the time Of its arrival. he secured a
very small amount; Just how much
cannot be stated a. this time as our
information was very meagre. me
sheriff of Santa Ccuz county lmmeut /
ateIy organized a posse aBd started ID
/ pursuit. The passengers could AID the
/ sheriff bnt very little, for as soon a.
/ the robber finished his work be order
ed the driver to go ahead aud for not
one of them to look back Oh the pain
of instant death. SO al the inform2'
tion they could give WAS description
| OF the rOober.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04
Morenci Southern Railway.

NTlIIIIII 7
Train I leaves Mnrcnci 80 4. m. arrives al
,;,Itbrie : % n m Tra3u leaves Murcucl l.lo
n m. arrives Guthrie SO y IN. a.,
Train , leaves Guthrie go a. IN; arrives ~"
ronri II IN "A m Train ( leaves Guthur "lO p-
m. arrives Morcnc 40 =. IN. JN". ~ NS9'
L MIIIs MnnArrr. SUPERINTENDENT
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Our ice cream parlors and soda ioun
tain are complete and well appointed
Step in and cool off; Sea drink.-Clltto'
Bakery and Bottling Works.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Have you ever tried our Health
Bread? Absolutely germ proof. From
oven to table.-Clifton Bakery and Bot
thing works.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04
TERRITORIAL MINING NEWS.

I a III y
tnAllUnlhL N.lltIhu hLhO'
,- 40
IN n,' ior The mill Al the Helen Rue
- Noe,aI district.
III ,.,-ooo COO
For consideration OF Fi'''Vp' -
T.. Sanders has transferred 10 the -arl-
IONA Copper company the AuSel, - -!
gel Extension. and other Lnine7' -
arc located near W lcEeh1u.- "NN -
considered valuable proper t4e7'
~. ,ho c,,,.r Oraan assessment
,nria,. fbc hoard of equalization
S,..'iIned ~. The a.-e-.ncnt :79. 800 on mcr-
cbandi,a. hosting works. etc. The
rdlse lai'-'"7 .ta ,ornn.,nv will
~ 10 hoC .H0u- - a. H. amrTnt still
6rLns .'i1 !" u, ir6 [t""ey eycpt the company
i"rt"er ,!, ~ I" m 80 iittla fund to
WIN con - - -. 'prosnnctor.
Ihe county
IN improved method for handing
miuc falling. has beeu iATentCa anu
usrfcctrd bv ". II. Blaisdcll Of anna,
a,d i now being operated by the
Charles Buffers company, limited. OF
Nevada Citv. l. Is claimed tina; this
method reduces the cost OF treatment
TO the minimum. \ member o. I,le IIle
company using it say that he handle
his tailings three times at total cost
OF one aud One-hail cents per ton.
- I"i0,, ~ l,,.,I,,, of mines near
ing the FL Monte @r"uE oi nIiHc9 -
Harrisburg. MS - Ii!o Pr ir.o,.'
"hich q ,''n ,-,ilI and a poo
| o0u'"' - ~ 1ta.o 70 ba mt on the
t"h {! nIue ,,.,0r,od +hat mi. !.
Pr"i.'', D", ,,iona nntiI tho nroDoscd
railroad from ConGress uncC,om C,ottino .,
1 n"i.l' Gw !,|, ing 10 ''t' -. ram NJ
/ iuel' ne veins al I ,.,,o ahou-
claims are very large anu "'i - -
- to the ton a. a
/ l., l,oo.,.o .r><r Harris
a. % .,'o 49, INN, mill +, beine
, pu' = I''t g. oor,n1otidnEeE rapidlv
| lrt'l Hu7''o" ~ t,,,,,,tt,..fvn tmR workins
.1.,'..'I,,.,, L'S'io o., and Gftoon an ION. Tn,
uputI "":'" o. 500 ,,,., ON tho 3OO.foo
80 l,irtod on bo,b WAYS
.eNei - "ttu- ~ ,r,,d - ieraI- the or,
va sne -, ,,1a'j,. sIoo The well is twt
"VeragcS, re-. 80 - dig.a,t and has beel
anu 4" '''a'' l - noo ,,alIons Of watc
teSIeu anu i';uo" s y, +,yontv-fou
N we,o Pa,''i and :, ,ras only lowered fou
;.i ;,"I,7 ''''N
'"'''7'
Georoe-4cpry. Supt. of the Dragon
IConncr MfninG & Smiling Co. was
Tomhstone visitor today. MIR. Henr
ronn,fs work progressing most salts
taditn,.ii,. 1i,o' IL ot the mines of the compan
i'' "a 10 nrngoors ana some work on a
80 n,.,an.igr ecale i contemplated. Th
eiaTt recently started is showing II
80 ,rcoI1o,. ore and the compan
some eNceIleuC orc ',.o'.i- ,.i- ,o - dcnth G
propo9e cr%" ,2.t ~ wv u ,o,da The svr
'iOo icel. ioi.'ps'o'i" on,nanr m and consit
ply PolhI Io' tli1 Oo.l'"'i5 - forwar
cfapIe il"VtI i'i, ~ - This CON
from mere " 'nC ,-,.,',,,isi,,,s nronertie
P"nN h"7 1i,.('1',,p.nn,,t. ~ p onumcnt mo.
, , anu tnJ uC fa,. tPni,. f,tnre success
I@N"' 49, ,''
roSl'c0'oi
All the machinery for the big COZ
c,ntratfnq plant OF the Standard Sine
tinT and Refining company, is now {
: mo Ground NJ Val Verde and ready
I bn mt in nlace. The minimum cap;
= citv of the plant is 80 tons Il day.
= 10 stamp mill to handle the free mil
4 inr nrc will be run in connection wit
- he Concentrating plant. The cor
v Of ore awaiting ire"tmSn'' ;1Gt Tbn TF" "r no, "
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Hooper & Shannon continue to nan
die the choicest range ana refrigerated
meats. Telephone 2s-
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Pocket maps of Arizona, also OF Ne'
Mexico, just the thing ior lne prosper
or, for sale at this office AT nc each-
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

WANTED A position in a good
family by young woman oil goou
IL oral character. Best OF references
given. Address Miss ii. T., Duncan. /.
Arizona. -lVf
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

&, The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
RAILROAD company has advanced the
pay of 5000 of its men from . to 10
| nor cent.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

The long pending deal for the Bolo-
uitos mines in Guanajuato, Mexico
has at last been closed. Boston men
are the purchasers and the price paid
is said to be 81 100000.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Fresh vegetables always on hand
J. r. Holt.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04
Southern Pacific Railroad.

Wcsthound passenger leaves LordNhurg Al
i2.U5 p m; castDound leaves II" y III II ans
nm ON PaClhC time
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Anything you want in the photo
line. at Risdon's, opposite C4lllon
Hotel,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Drink Iron Brew and stay healthy
Clifton Bakery and Bottling Works.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

To rent-American Hotel complete
ly equipped. Apply 10 }. I. SmlIh'
Chase Creek. Clifton, Arizona.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

See photos of san Carlos Indian base
! ball team, in Risdon's display.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Cripple Creek, Colo, has been yield
inc net profits from the start. ana IN
eleven years the gold mines there Eave
earned public dividends and UNDIVIDED
nrofts to the amount of S3l 900, 900.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

All kinds of mining blanks at COP
PER ERA Office.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

If vou want to rent a sewing machine
call on Fulton. the secondhand man.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

] First-class dry goods speciality q
j. T.. Holt's.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

The directors of the SOUTHWESTERN
Wv, Mexico Fair association have ar
ranced to have a $500 roping contest
4 urinr the fair at Albuquerque, Sep
tembcr 23 to % inclusive. Four nun
dred dollars goes to first and 500 VIII
no divided between second and third.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

For Rent-Store room in Manila t!o-
tel. Inquire of Mrs. McCormick, Ma
nilla hotei.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

There is we'll developed rumor
floating around Boston inner circles
that tho Amalgamated Copper com
pany has acquired control of the ram
arack and Osceola, both OF them
Michigan copper mines. II this proves
to be true and the rumor comes well
endorsed to the Los Angeles Mining
Review. it will mean whole lot OF
changes in the copper affairs OF TINS
country. Hitherto the operations OF
the Amalgamated people have NANNY
confined to Montana and il they. now,
rs it would seem, propose taxing hoiu
i'm the Lake Superior affairs, IL VIII re-,
suit in strengthening Amalgamated
stock: also sustaining good prices ior
coppcr. Tamarack is one of the best
of the Lake Superior copper MINES IL
has low capitalization 0OoO shares
/ Of the par value Of 325 each), worth
at present prices $l75 n share: the
property has paid nearly 10000 600 IN
! dividends. As under the laws OF
Michigan it requires holding OF oo
per cent. of the capital stock 10 con-
irol the operation OF Il corporate com
many. ii is seen that the AmalgamateO
neoplc must have put nearly Slo'coU'
900 to secure control OF the Tamarack
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-04

Mining has meyer been so active IN
Mexico rs at present. During the past
year more than $l5, 5,OOO,0OO has beea
invested by foreign capital, and IL Is
said that there is room FOR hunureus VI
millions more as there are vast areas
that have not been fully prospected.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-17
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL.

La Plata county is not the only
county interested this fall in the es-
tablishment of a county High school
Gilpin, Gunnison. Garfield, Sedgwick
and Elbert counties voted on thi'
question at the November election.
The high schools will be established
respectively, at Central City. Gunni-
son. Glenwood Spings and Julesburg.
The location for Ebert county has
not yet been reported.
Four counties; Otero. Saguache.
Phillips and Douglas, have well estab-
lished and successful county high
schools, located, respectively, at La
Junta, Saguache. Holyoke and Castle
Rock.
If you are a good citizen, and-as
all good citizens should be interested
in the cause of education, give the La
Plata County High school some con
sideration. If the opportunity comes
your way, visit some of these schools
that are already established. Help
the good work along by supporting
those who are trying to further educa-
tlonal interests. What helps the
schools also helps the citizens of the
county. The interests of the two are
interdependent.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-17
CONCERNING A LIBRARY.

II IL rrntifyinE 80 those Interested
In ous schools 90 learn OF the interest
some ui our La Plata county teach
ofs are maniiesting in the library
movement. Last week, under the di-
reation of Miss Katherine Kroerer the
pHaiir OF District 2. Lower Florida.
pise a social which nettcd 3s25.
un the lsth of this month. Mrs.
l iiiian Evans the teas her NJ the Wa
tptfail school has arranged to give
an entertainment ior the purpose OF
olteiuinF fiHda 10 start a school II.
hlaiy. II may b. remembered that
whiia teaching at lockwood Mrs.
Evans gave fi,nilar entertainment,
wl4h the proceeds of which number
at Tine pictures tor th school room
were purchased
e a. Grommet pHhcipal AT Hermo'
NJ. hna also pianncd an entertainment
ca he given in q short time. Mr.,
Grommet expects 10 add about hfty
volumes to the llefmosa school H.
htary,
The Hermosa school added on Mon
day last another Teacher, Miss Cioa
sielncFer who win have charge OF the
primary work Mr. Grnmmot taught
tAe entire nmnbcl of pupils since Sep
iembu,, A. the enrolment was for
ty-seycn for the month ending october
Z cons sting OF all grades of pupils.
tiis has been very heavy work. Pat
foAs of Iirimosa school 0lriaici have,
however. given very apprerlatiSe re
raits q, Mr Grommctr work. In the
judgment OF the writer thcrr Is simple
jnslicr IN the commenGaiiuu thus ea-
pressed.
Word has been received from Nan
oos that Miss Margare, F.ary Is doing
sn ndid work as teacher Of the sixth
az, seventh grades. TiAa simply
bears oui the good opinion already cS-
pressed by the people oi the district
whese she last taught Going mp TO
la Plata City Ms u subs lutte TO fll
M unex?iroi term. SHE dii Hnch good
wo K iaat the board oT,r her tho
posi- on neat year Most Young
ten, hers lad discipline and school
man gement difficult at ast A'iNs
y ai-'s scht ol management 10 pfriie
n.arlg good. she possesses Cr elc.
OF which successful zen hat
is made.
Miss Clos s'elnegcr IS also n me'p.
ber of the training class. and auofl
OF old Durango girls substituted nt
the Upper Florida this fail with zoo
success. The board and patrons gen
orally expressed themselves as well
pleased with her work.
In this connection u may be stated
that the school boards of the county
have co-nperated heartily with the
county superintendent in giving the
home girls chance whenever possi'
BILE, to prove what they can do. la O
number OF the schools OF this county
conditions are such that II would ho
exceedingly detrimental to the inter
ests of the district to employ AN luck
.perienced teacher to employ an "N-
perienced teacher who would be
thrown entirely on her own rusponsi-
biIity.
The Columbus school began on Non
day last. Miss Florence Salahar being
the teacher.
A meeting of the rural school teath-
ers Of La Plata county Will be held on
Fridav. November rs. at the High
School building. Durango An inter
estine pro o-ram has been prepared
The ye-e-ri public is cordially invited
to stte Id the sessions.
EDITH D. NJ. YOUNG.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-17

No onc has heard from Bryan since
leayinr Colorado. The news that La
Plata r0u1iy reduced the Democratic
majority oi Two years ago GOO muHi
have reached him, however. Starting
in at Grhnd Junction his train passed
through heretofore Democratic
stronghold. several counties admin.
i,iefing direct slap by elccting Re
pnbioans while every county reduced
Democratic maiofities in wonderful
shape A. remarked once before, send
Bryan 10 Texas and Arkansas and
there VIII be- pnmc hope fof Republican
nucecsn in those states.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-17
REPUBLICANS "JoLLlFY."

(Alamosa lndependent-Journal)
Last Saturday night about fifty Re-
publicans met in Kinch's hall for the
purpose of ratifying the splendid work
done by the party all over Colorado
in the recent election. No call had
been made by any of the local party
and in fact the meeting was only sug-
gested about an hour or so before it
was called to order. But with the
push for which all Republicans are
noted a good big crowd was in at
tendance.
Judge Charles d. Hayt of Denver
was present and addressed the meet
ing.
Judge Holbrook and Judge Sumner
talked good Republican doctrine and
all the speakers were as enthusiastic
as the audience.
At the close of the meeting. initia-
tory steps were taken towards the or
ganization of Roosevelt club. A
committee on constitution was ap-
pointed. consisting of Judge Holbrook,
Judge Sumner and w. H. Mallette, to
report at the next meeting to be held
at the same place, next Wednesday
night when it is expected that the or
ganization will be perfected All who
approve the course of President
Roosevelt in opposing the great trusts,
which are sapping the vitals of the
country and in dignifying and defend
ing organized labor. and who expect to
support him for reelection, are eligi-
BILE to membership. One of the objects
of the club will be to stop the voting
of nonresdents and children and
other corruptions of the ballot and
violations of the election laws.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-17
rc.g, hns 4 reputation ou.ranking eith.

- or The gentic;ucn, It r only faif -
stats that air. Assbary WIS st !aae
IN equal Of the favorite. iAc latser's
banding OF mnu7tain drama, "On
the Middle Dlyision," was certainly
aae and ELECTED hearty applause. And
this was true of every number by Mr..
Amsbary. Mr.. Read Is at home with
his southern sketches and handles
them to the satisfaction of all. Mr..
Banks indicated elocutlonary ability
but articulation slightly marred some
of his selections. Altogether the en-
tertainment was fine and the Presby-
terIan management is to be congratu-
lated upon the profitable evening, and
the attendance also indicated that
high class features will attract a large
and cultured audience in Durango.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-17

Wonder what has become Of Bryan
Not ore word has been teiegfaphef
f,o,n Lincoln since election. Every
week prior to election the wires con
tanned iynopsis OF leading editorials
w the cfinmoncr Can II be possible
that he news associations have con,
elnded Bryan's prophecies are no long
er WORTHY Of being teiegraphcd over
The roiutry7