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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

150.152 South Howard Street.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
Kid Gloves

All 59c A PAIR Ladies' kid Gloves
in brown, tan and red, in self and
black stitching; . clasp, regular Toe
quality.
AT 81 A PAIR Ladies' kid gloves in
all the leading colors, . clasp on lncing,
self or black stitching, This Is our
''guaranteed" kid glove, which has no
equal In the world.
AT Si.50-The "Berthold' Glove, Not
Il better glove is imported into America
IN black and colors, . clasp or lacing,
all the hest shades.
You can buy our Raglan thrcc-quar'
ter coats or box coats, also Misses and
Childrens garments mt half price.
1EO.1ro South Howard street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
From Father Days sunday Sermon
al BROOKS.
DFoOks or oct 10

Brooks. Or. Oct 10. 1862
Editor Journal Three FayOrs re-
ceiyed from the Trinity Father Son
and Holy Ghost To the Father we
are indebted for creation, 10 the son
for redemption and 20 the holy ghost
for supernatural grace. the gift We o..
ceiye At baptism. He also made
beautiful comparison 81 the influence
OF a mother. noe 20 compeie with men
BY casting a vote but give the atten-
tion 10 teaching sons. % carry the bur.
den of state far above reproach. lie
referred % q beautiful sight. a mother
Sith her child (somewhat advanced In
years. with arms claFped around her
neck In anect.onate attitude. listening
attentiyely % her description Of the
great men OF America Better still.
had the subject been heroes OF church.
First our God. then our country. Talk
less 90 children Of making money. rails.
ing fruit and common events. develop
she mind with greater thoughts. Speak
more Of God and his heroes and the
work you accomplish will be great
ELLA A. FiNNEY
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
COMPARATIVE cosT OF LIVING.

Ns. Hoverstat. suDerintendent of the
Northwestern Minnesota Experiment
station. has given some very valuable
facts regarding TIE relative cost Of
family uving in lsss. 1900 and 1901
His figures have rare economic value
for Il q safe % say thar the compara-
tive ooat q the articles Included IN his
statistics does no; differ essentially
from that 90 al other parts u the
country. On an average But the entire
cosi q living the country over. would
doubtless sh0E a wider variation than
90 the hgures submitted. for they Do
not Include vegetables but only those
thlngs that had 10 be bought a. gro
csries. four. meat ETC. and IL viii Be
remembered that vegetables we're very
much higher IN 1900 and 1901 than in
1899. which would make the cost o. liy-
ing relatively hlEher 70 those who
have 70 buy vegetables
In lsss there vsre s5z weeks board
ed The cost Tor groceries of all kinds.
-four. meats. help. cooking laundry.
etc. was tsl7.ss. making the average
cost per week tl55 In 1900 there
weFe 42s weeks boarded. al a cost Of
gs4T.7z. Or 900 a week. and IN 1901
5J7 weeks we're boarded. az a cost o.
t9sl-2s. or ti.ss per week. The aver.
age cost of the ar1icies. included In
these figures for the last two weeks
was 20 per cent higher than the FIRST
year. and II % this h added the in
creased cost % other articles con.
sumed By a family. and o. rent. II
must be confessed that the cOst Of Nv
ing 70 the average wage Garner has
been increased much more than have
his wages. for IL 10 not claimed that
wages. on the average. have been IN
creased more than 20 per cent 10 fact
Il il boasted that wages have been al.
yanced 10 that extent
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The BARRIERS business la spain Is Pc
culiar in that he Is called upon 70 ply
hls shears ou donkeys as well a. men
for Il IL an important Item ia the care
of spanish donkeys that they should be-
shcared as 20 the back IN order 70
make smoother resting place FOR man
or pannler So. while the master held
hls animal. one OF the BARRIERS piled
some enormous clnekmg shears and lii.
tered the ground With mouse cOlored
hair leaving The beasts belly fur GOV
ergd below a hxed line aud for a small
additional price executing a raised pat.
teru % star points around the neck.
The tOnsoriai profession Is an indls
pensable one La country where shaw
INK the whole face Is generally prac
Heed among an the humber orders
NOT 10 menilon torerOs and ecclesias
tics. iut the discomfort 10 which the
harhcrs customers submit Is aslOnish
Ing Instead of being pampened. sooth
~ lahord az With confidential N
spectfulness aud lulled into luxurious
harmony with himself, as happens Ia
America. = man who courts the razor
10 Spaiu has 20 sit upright IN a stir
hair and meekiy hold onder his chin 4
'rass basin run OF suds aud dtting bis |
hroat BY means Of a curved nlck a.
ne side.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
MILITARY CAMPS.
Accom- modaffons For the soid1ss
Boys a. the Paa-Amerieaa EEPOut-
ffgn.

Accom- nloaaffons Yer The soiatss
Boys 90 the Paa-Amerieaa EHPSas-
ffoh.
Many military organizations intend
70 yi-.r tie Pan-Ameriean Exposition
during tie summer. Arrangements
have Iteu IIade 70 provide drst class
for them.
The Exposition viii maintain a per
manelt calnp within the grounds foI
the accommodation o. about 20 men
at one time.
This camp WI be supplied with
tents ho0re,l cuts. buckets. basins. pint
cups. light. water and sinks. Tor the
0se of wEicf 30 charge will be made.
Il viii be Necessary for visiting organ
zati0Ds 10 furnish their own blankets
aud subsistence.
2 here viii b. no commOdatiOu for
cooking la this camp bot the Visitors
will 10 doubt be aide 70 make satisfac-
tory arrangements with restaurants on
the grOunds al reasonable rates
u Is expected that organizations tax
Ing advantage 0f these camp privileges
MNAf AT HAAA ANtNN - AAag ~ AhNEt1
Cp0u beforehand. give military eXhlsi
Ions without charge ln the Stadium.
Bands iu uniform viii he admitted 10
the grounds free. Organizations Bdng
this camp viii pay one general admis-
sion per man when they enter the
grounds and must BE- governed BY the
rules and regulations laid dowhpby the
Exposition Company.
on account Of the large number %
organizations now applying for camp
facilities al the Exposition the use Of
'his camp will be limited 20 a period
not exceeding six days for any one or
ganizatiOn.
Large bodies Of troops visiting the
Exposition must be quartened outside
The grounds. where a large camp for
this purpose has been established
Major Charles J. Wolf Is IN charge Of
the Military Bureau. and be Is kept
very busy these days furnishing infor-
nation 10 organizations Intending 10
yislt the Exposition.
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WORLDS UNITED STATES.
fissa says Great BritaiB Nusf 10
nsrEed In Ameriean RepublIc.

itTea says 9Fent bFtfntn Munt 10
nsrEed In Americas Repubiic.
That the British empire must become
q part " the United States Or fan 70
pieces - the somewhat startling con
.lusiOn drawn by W. T. Stead from
the ~Americanization Of the world. Z"
which De sees going on a. amazing
sIeed. mys the Washington star. In
outlining bis proposition fOr this most
ggautic Of mergers" the BSiush Jour
naHst says:
There lies before the people Of Great
Britain a choice Of two alternatives
n they decide 70 merge the existence
" the British empire Ia the United
siHtes n the English speak king world
they may continue FOR az time % be
sn Integral part Of the greatest OF all
world powers. supreme on sea and un.
tssaiiable on land. permanently delly.
cred from al fear Of hostile attack
and capable Of welding irresistible 10.
uucnce la all parts u this planet. That
u One alternative. The other Is the
acceptance u our supcrsessiOn BY the
United States as tie center Of gravity
in the Engiish speaking world. the
los One by one of our great colonies
ani our ultimate reduction 70 the sta
tus Of on English speaking Belgium"
Mr. Stead admits that the proposition
Il not natterlng 10 British pride and
that politicians will fear 10 discuss Il
opruly. but he Insists that many of the
strongest imperialists are heart and
soul in favor Of seeing the British en-
pine and the American republic merge
in Che English speaking United States
of the world and declares that "the Oh
jcct is one well worthy of being made
the ultimate goal OF the statesmen both
of the United States and % the United
Kingdom"
Great Britain II not likely 20 take
Mr. stead seriously just now. but Wild
er dreams than his have been known
o. become realities. That a republic
20 gigantic and widely expanded could
be held together permanently Is not
thc conclusion arrived az through study
u the history ~ nations
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
wAsIc OF MODERN SCIENCE

Enfare-s PEarsss@s neBroE aeeS o. .
1nbarafarg ~ fhs KlnstssesBe-
Csr - fte naaes rslslrafaf frleks -
tie frsf'sa cua a5ur.r. i1 utich ~ sag-us
o. - autsuee A. ca1se q tree 20 gs7w
fa re'. aafUrffE in a fsr minrtes fr n
- tly ase-f uhitt - riarts fn fhs
averrs1 is ruTf7usly rcre11e.esl In q ne
e. ual fle Elnei1ssuge las rare-tiT
iFen But az the slr.-ar ind tEtil-.
i1 Eas1in1toa. for sru.lylnz fae Erourb
- pants ki1eroscegic p5ctures wsrs
tafea sysrelaatiezliy a1d aiuost co
fi1ually as tie pant seiectee fsF q sob
.se1 Euew. the werE rs-Tuirf1E several
nonfhs bef9re the slu vas cs1-p5ete
and iugolViDE the gse q aufouatic
1akAbglis and ather llzenlols Cur
trfranues ia order that tts changes q
esch boUr ui git he recorded fF0-u Erzt
% iss- WLe1 g was fnsbed. bow-
erer. tie strip % neEsrves ooud -
run through the kinetoscog,e ss fast s.
the operator wished. and the plant uas
ssen in tie EIecs q a moment actually
growing from seed % maturity. eacb
stage y its progress being CD tie sane
prOpnTri0a % the otbers 40 * vas 10
The original development y the nTins
subject.
An interesting sizii1rIfy between
plant and human growth r. noted FROM
these pictureE The little plant grew
rapidly ~ arst. a. the child does. then
there was q peTiDl q rest. a renewed
season q activity suooeeded. and tie
rap.dity % the Development ieEseued
gradually until final physical maturity
was reached
The human ere aud human patience
even tbe patience % the enthusiastic
and VIC. ant scienfist-cOuid hardly FOL
low TIE gradual prOeesses % nature
90 botany. buf the mechanism of the
kinefOsc0pe suffers not even tie slight
81 change % 20 unr@eOrJed and when
its work has been done eVery instant
which it covers can be brought before
the vision With absolute e1actness and
cie1ruesa
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ID. Ena sf thr xsr.I.

Silence and the stern reality % life
are bound 10 destroy the novel II j.
oui u harmony with the scientific and
materiaiistic spirit of the age. says the
81 Petersburg NOv0ye yremya The
more Industrial and strenuous q nation
is ne fewer n0veiists has she. Only
the backward, the passive. the vision
ury peoples produce great nOyelists.
The failie. the national tale. the folk
ssng have died Why not the noveli
u. too. Is ErbJect o. the law o. eyOiu-
ton. 81 has been is acme. lts highest
f-gluf and T. on the decline
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

We often meg companies Of sin oi
eight or more pengulns promenading
GA the arctic ice pack Ia the sunshine
When they saw us, they generally ex
hlbited curiosity and approached %
get a nearer view. / DO not know n
these birds have the Instinct of the
naturalist and take a lively Interest.
doubtless phllosophic from their polut
Of view. IN everything uew which pre-
sents itself or II the object OF their
Investigations Il entirely practical. but
they certainly came near Us with a dis.
tinct purpose OF making examination.
Bus II We had the misfortune 20 81
cite much curiosity they became &c,
one would nrst come close
10 us and recOnnolNtr. and then. on bis
order. the others would advance with
1 nenaelng air. and the battle began.
4 battle Ia which We sometimes bad
trouble 70 demonstrate effectively Oui
superior strength. Biographical Mag
lxlne
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Gained 40 Pounds.

- am very glad 20 iet other poar sufferers
SnoN hai pI nCrces mciicines haye done
~ ne writes Mts Edwin "a Gardner Id
SnoW srQic o. you lasi summer rrad yshst
NQaf medicius had done tor o,her ursufr 81
seoueni rtaid tIs d, aud I f1lud that Is ~, a
Alss,ins 90 me aud nay iauiiiy. / hcgau iu Ilite
and tQok aix BOTTLES of your mcdicinc aud thrre
fials % fellrts. took vour uicii-inc 4 yssr
snen Had q pound girl. . had the essir.l
ane ! ever had With any of my three children
1 have nccn very well siucc ] look lo,ir rr...iI
sine. I TOOK threc bottles of Fav1ritf Pre.-.-ir,
tion,' thrsc Of Golden Medical Discover, au4
tnles Nas o. tellst~ ! had 10 appetite aud
coald not eat uiuch Nithoui Z disirr,,l,1 ~.
heiofe took yotir iavorite PrgscTipiion .sf NJ
oniy seighcd i1s ponads NoW i seigh ~
poa ads -
Or. herce's Pleasant Pellets commend
themselves As a family laxative. Thev
are easy 10 take. elective in results. AMI
their ase does uot beget the pill habit.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

rarass Mn-.t ~ Fscrn esizrs s.as -
izr aruse D. f-esrsa 80 waF uuca
a. 81 9-nst lrrs11 al En5 hsigs5 SO H1-
r,.1sst1ss re kss th- g,escs Fresg-s--lF 81
t-r reEe ateEed tar n51 a15 tie
ssFlzE. -S~r1 far H1nct Maftr- ease
80 nean lake h1m 60 f1n- B-ftlsh
sesrrsr H4rF sgfsn takes 20 ~ i1rfrr
% r1Ef ara1nsz- nu1 tfe s-uriss theF
F-rrat cg ~ schierE-enft 10 tc -
raHs - B11eE Msrla l4l1E grea fe
tAs E-EEst rrtslD rEl
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

"You say YOU think your boy has 100
great M appetitey" said the physician
to an anxious mother. do you realise
bow much a growing boy can eatT'
II should think ! ought 20 II any
body does" regurned the boys parent
I'm Just pul the case 10 you. doctor.
where We were up IN the noun
ralns the waitress would come In and
say 10 my boy We have fried hsh.
steak. liver aud bacon. baked and fried
potaloes. rye biscuit muffins and dry
Toast
~And that boy Ned would say. 1'n
take Il all, plsase-and some eggs -
Exchange.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
Every ExertiOn
q Task

There is fsElnrs q tie strength
b do ard tbs power % eudursi .
fssling q uszknsEs al Ossr TIE
tody-
The vital fune1ioss arpirg1irsd,
food does not no1Tish. ard The
Whc1e system b run down
a neiicirs that siren gtheus tie
storazeh, perfeess digsstitn, inyig-
o-asez and to1es Is needed
wtas Hssf-t sarrasari- = "a - Nrs T. q
strls.1s stt.tg. Tsuz.. g tns &C., - e.ssrs-
sls sast IS wte- ats wts A. r-- trwn vist-
p-l sgssrte. iastrk 9slt. a1t lza1,s - -
..sr r1sk o rss-sEss tsr ssses1.s- hz.erssss1
~ nsirtt go nsts hsr wsl H1f r-ro1E
f1a Il fsr eva ar ~ lei.s1 fla.suez1-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

n think DR. Pierce's Favoritr PrearriDtioB
aud Golden Mciical Discovery the best med.
iciucs ia the WoTid writes Mrs. Amelia Doua b.
eriy a kcrrigau. Wayne Co. Aio TAlg h7hy
was born last summer Afer baby came I ~
came tl had the best physician that could he
go aud ne diagnosed my case as uterine trouble
tending % dropsy- Medicine seemed 10 40 me
40 good ] hugercd betwcen hfc and death Ga
quite wAiir, every day growing weaker. until
cpuia nut walk across the room NIv friends
Wrrc boxing Tor my death every minute "A
ilieul Nrote aud told me about Dr X r. Pierce
ana a once wrote % him for medical advise
hr fcplir4 Immediately. giving me Tan iusfrti--
itons AZ io what % a.. I 90 once foliou-ed his
shoui a week iet a good deal sironerr When
haQ taken 20 about one month j ieit - str1u.
a. 10 to-day. Z took iouT hottles of each Kind
and Two walls oi Pleasant Pclirts MANY
ruaurmttE -
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SUNDAY SERVICES


Il A. Eeichu-- pastor PreachinE
se-vsos a. 14.s3 a u ald 5-5s p n
sahbzsh sehool a. Il o'ciock Young
Peoples meeting a. s-e5 D. e.
v ". c. \
Cornsr % CozUerctal and Che-ek
eta streets s15ay afternoon At 80.
o-elc.sk George C. Ritchey ~il address
tse neu's neetiuE q the Y. q. c. A.
AZ ne-he-s are cordially invited
Wesaociss EriseopsL
J1ha Pars1zs pastor. Services Al
% - a r.. and 7.5l ?. n. Sunday
School a. u r. and ED~0-th League
a. s.a5 ?. n SPECIAL music By the
thoIr. Frz1cesc0 SeIey. leader
Christian Science
Second Caurch % Christ. Scientist
No. - Liberty street Subject o. les
son sermon. Probation After Death
Services a. is-51 a n and T.s5 p. 70
Wednesday evening testimony meet
Ing az 7.5p. Free reading room up
stairs a. sane place open each after.
noon- except Sunday. The public IS
invited 10 attend the services ard the
reading uD0m-
Central coasrssssiorsL
p. 5 knight all coat1ct services
a. 10 a n. and 80. 9 n Mrs A.
Peek. a returned r1issio1ary from Chs
Ia. uil speak in the ~rezilE sunday
School AZ o. a. n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

The following Is given a. the origin
OF tbe term "Black Maria" When
New England was oiled with emigFants
FROM The mother country. q negresa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
Shingles and Shakes

The roof is shingied best II you use
the kind of shingles and shakes we
sell. and We ask you to note the good
wear and economy Of the roof for
whlch ne furnish the shingles or
shakes. We carry a large stock Of
shingles and shakes Of good quality.
carefully selected to make a sound.
light. durable roof. and we are a.
ways ready to give estimates
oOodale Lumber CO.
Near s. p. Pas Depot.
Phone sst.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

Unless she is a healthy mother. No
woman can. II the baby has drained
her vitality: II its care Is a tax: II. In
short. the baby il a burden instead Of a
blessing, how can she enjoy Il She
loves IL, bat She cannot feed H. She
yearns for il, but has not the strength
To fondle H.
There is nothing more beautiful in the
world than a healthy mother aud her
healthy child The madouua IS the
highest reach Of humaa art IN the
serene strength which arr gives 20 the
typical mother and child there Is distinct
denial of suffering and weakness as a
necessity Of motherhood. But how few
women are there 10 whom motherhood
Is naturally an abiding 10Y In how
many cases a woman dates her loss OF
health from the bi1h Of her child To
all such suffering women DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vOute Prescription comes as a veritable
god-seud. Il prepares the mother for
her hour Of trial, traHquilizes her nerves,
encourages her appetite, and brings her
restful sleep. II makes tie babys ad-
vent practically painless, and gives the
mother abundant strength 10 nurse and
nourish her child.
Every claim made for Favorite Pre-
scuption is supported By the testimon-
ials Of wives aud mothers. thousands in
number, and covering in their several
experiences the whole range OF wOmanly
suffering. ln a great number Of cases
atteg the utter failure Of all doctors aud
medicines, DR.. PieTce's FayOrite Pre-
scription, tired as a last resort, has ef-
fected perfect and permanent cure.
Sick women are invited 10 consult DIR.
Pierce by letter free. All wOuianly con-
hdences held under the seal OF strict
professional privacy. Address DR.. r.. Y.
Pierce, Buffalo. y. Y.
There Is no alcohol in Favorite Pre-
scriptiOn and il Is entirely tree from
opium, cocaine. and all other narcotics.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

The Wsy the Roy Pat a..
Different sermons may be preached
from the same text. aud there may be
more or less Of truth IN each OF them.
Here Is an account" said Mr.. Morse.
pointing 20 a paragraph 10 the evening
paper. "Of the way in which a boy
was saved from drowning by a mastin
which belonged 90 bis cousin. The hoy
ventured too near the edge OF a treach-
erous bank. lost his footing aud fell
into the lake. The dog dashed IN after
hIm aud succeeded Ia pulling him out"
There" said Mrs. Morse. turning an
accusing glance upon her l0-year-old
son. that shows bow dangerous II Is
for hoy to 90 too near the water"
"Nhy, mother" said the boy IN soF.
rowful establishments \ thought father
read Il beeause Ii showed how perfect
'y snfe ia b. wherever ! went II you'd
ouly let him has nae big dog
Mr. Morse coughed aud became dis
rreeily absorbed la the quotations OF
mlning storfs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
THE DAILY JOURNAL
,se~ssrs HorfhNest sHsgrosa hsy@s
pager Lesage-
~ noFER BROTHERS.

Daily Ore Year, s4.c0 IN AcVsnee.
Dsily Three Months, 500 IN G,3xarcs.
DAILY b. Carrier, 50 cents Per Hoath.
Weekly Ore Year. 500 IN ESanss.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18
Hoods JGrsGpariLLd

l'r0snises % eurs ard kesps the
pEonise. The earlier treatment is
lez1n the bettsE-begin Il today.
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FIRST csssrssstis-zL

Rsr w q Ea-taer. Bssto-. SER
wires a. u5S a e. ard 1-5l p a.
s1ntsy schocl a. q E- T. p s G z
al s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-18

The little bee Is very busy az the
Pan.Amerlcan Exposition. gathering
aud storing honey 10 glass hives In ful
SlsW OF visitors.
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First Christian

Corner ~ High and Center streets
Geo. O. Ritchey pastor. Preaching a.
1920 a. m and 10 p. D. Bible
schoo. a. ~ m Jluior &. F. ar
5:51 O.. n. senior G. 2 AZ $40 p. m.
Prayer meeting THURSDAY evening a.
7-5Y J.cl0ck
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rrt Urtss B-et---a.


F~st Ur.tss B-st-~-1.
C1-rer q Tuelftn and Misst1n
streeu g. o. O1rer. pas-11 su1.ay
sehooI at IU a. n Prezching services
a. Il a. z- and 7.s1
Fi-E. ssgtisl
r. So. ClFe. pastor Morning ser-
vice a. la.5. a. 20. Blhle scho1l a. u
70. Meeting o c. 2. a. SD p. n. Er-
sailg s-rv.ee A. --g1 p. r. Rev o. A
Williams D. D. o. Minneapolis. Nina
VIII preach both EoEning and sreni1g
Unitarian chgrrn.
Corner - Chemeketz AID Cottage
street. ~. g. E-io- Jr. minister
Sunday sehooI a. s.s9 a. n Services
.; le.51 a 70 and T.e1 ? 70. Rev. =.
A. Pouel win preach both morning
and evening Mrs Halle Parrish
Hinge ain have charge q the Stag
ing
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-09-06

For magazines and daily papers go
to the Bonanza News Stand.
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AN HONEST CONFESSION.

The present state campaign prom
ises to be hotly contested o e. The
situation of the Democratic party,
after days of waiting upon the
wranglers for place to settle their
difficulties, is the same as usual Its
campaign is not founded upon any
thing the Democracy has done or
proposed during the last forty years,
but is one of fault-fnding with the
Republican administratio yet their
platform "reloices at the improved
business conditions that now prevail. -
I'VE rejoice in the important step
that has been taken by the (Repub-
lican party national government
looking to the reclamation of the
arid region" This is an honest con-
fession which should be good for its
soul.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-09-06
PRIMARIES.

On Friday next the Republicans of
Nye county will hold primary cleo
tions for the purpose of selecting del
egates TO the convention which is to
nominate county candidates. On the
same date the Republican state con-
veution will be held at Reno, which
fact will leave a number of party
men out of the local action. How
ever, it might be good scheme to
elect delegates unpledged except as
to the nomination of legislative can
didates in favor of Hawley, This
expression Of choice should work
from the ground up. The foundations
of any lasting political fabric must be
solid.