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SHAW ANSWERS CLEVELAND.

nc Secretary Compliments His poFt-
So Opponent IHen Crfticises Him.
Alpia- Iowa November I.-seeretsrv
saw s1cke 70 large croad her. tets 800.
- ocFoting particular siteaticu 20 81.
FFesleent Clevekand's recent gpesc1 ana ~
ne failure Of tAs democrats to snarf srv
fsnled4a5i- legislation rrg4riiaE the trusrs
DC said IL part: 4 uote that Mr. C.ave.
LaH1 AS taken tie stump gSaia. He 4. IN.
O. 1oss-lJ the stE-1Elss - Wel. a. tn. n. -.
sneefe man % his PARTY I N surprts-,f
lA-t 1s A2s cec4ared niIhsss IN favor ~
.44E4-z the tariff tue "a lasouat l.s1a a.
49, 49, - vel - u toe present G uDIiz1.
whatever my be sill ~ t,ro.var N .
and st4tesL1A us4ip or bis frt--Ji-- -, -
--S4s san De SAID or ATS teulperarl rtSs
- Es'et ehanEes his mind; he neTlr Iear-s
-Did NJ. Cleveland ever reo,u,,.-5
tsl4s4l4l legislation for trusts. rthsr -.
- = ts'lsloaf ne did II mas Leen TO-
p.B sasn the ne Sherman Sherman antitrust bill vas
LKiALi. member OF this very coran1Ir.ss
tr,-s+. 81 ta4L congress cJuld not daal with
- 81 ouL tnat the country must depa5d
~ ~ sL1te leglsIation. He decI1red tbst "a
sAefnan act was reyolutioUsrv. t5s.
YOU'D De Ineffective. and the1 r.-or,,,sse
81 resort 70 the democrats panscas -
Al LIS, tsr.R revision 'O1
Less than four years the7Ass,.- n, VII
- 80 e.. Alnsen prepared g tariff iaE Ms
10y vas then In control q the nres,aa.Iv |
80 y oota houses Of congress- But insteS3 /
- cspending upon tarir reTfsion &c !.
L-eoy Tor trusts, he begins his tsrfT Ia
~ 5e,-elaefing the Sherman bili ain,oZ. i
sofo Tor word, and with no sddifto1sI -
nruzuve provisions ''0-a4 AZ
nnen the Sherman act -as pe11tr1 h.
t1etlcIed " would not be ete-tiva. ~, 80,
S.. gIsci4led tartd revision to be ne Sr,r -
- i've remedy for trusts bur n 9SoI
80. neh e. writes a tariff law. he seems -
49, ulscoFered hts previous error ana -
l. ..s Lle sherman law &C
ne breckenridge idea would nls-s 49,.
80 lRol the free list until the so-csIfaS
-lrlgopoiy IS destroyed me CIavals-5 - -
1910. SSla reduce the tariff on wire nails 80
ls.entIy TO invite the importstion ~ ,st-
14ul4 tne so-called MONOPOLY Il Sastro- -.ss
Lls4sl tae principle Is the sane ~
, % destroy one industry It r1irh, ~
.55e,SssAEy 90 remove the tariff afSoss.JL.s
! alle anotaer Industry would Be dsstro5,s
y REDUCTION OF one-haIf ths r-s.,--
49, asss Ine Republican party. yrhieS Isgis. Z
lI - primarily for the American nroasests
olh oats both the Breckenridge H. -
le cleveland Idea, for they bosb iSvoi - 4
~. oHy me destruction Of so-calIed r1sno5
.ies Put also Of competitors ana rseass3 +
In the industry" employ
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A FEW EXPENSES


NN~Aru 70 Big GtFcuA
me prevailing opinion ls thar q 81
circus takes several barrels CT small change
eut ot town. 1t Is a mistake however, 10
salnk inst when Ringing Brothers' mon.
sssr snow comes 70 Houston Thursday, No
HsteMosr that al the money thar dnas
tbsrs sy INTO the red ticker wagon viii stay
~ iskes a large sum Of rnonev each day
20 20 operate 4 circus, ana the Rnglings il
~ unusually expensive one. me 800
ao,ses; thirty elephants and many other
1 animals cot enough hay IN one day 70 sup
Ir,srtfs oI rt Livery. stable several
show. must be led ana IRIS nsfss ~ s ds
~ Ilnd on the butcher. the baker, the grocer
anI o. the provision men that dfVerts ser-
- nlce Jumps OF money from the circus
m 80 bach TO Its original channels.
men there arc many items helping TO re-
~ q StlSes az too great an abundance
- - receipts such IS ground rent ~
senst biil boards newspaper advertising
! ~ .'l Aaiahre expenses. Up 10 the pre e1t
tlMf fHHosi ien men have heen in Hons
'pn ~ advance II the circus.
.I,tft advertising cars alone carried
,sAi " seventy -uve bill posters prograu~
- aud SCENTS Taking these ma oaasr
aoYhnce men. their hotel and ns6s.-l,f1
3snses several hundreds 81 dollars IA
II ~ ~ spFnt mere IN this me item. WHIT.
Wv Q small part ~ the general exrea
~ 49, - SUPPLY the Ringing Brothers
~ asy fhe following luantifias Thri =
rs ~ straw. seven tons 81 hav ooo hnsh
e o. corn ard oats fHe0 peni,ds i, nan
W bacon, tweHfF bushels "a retaroea and
,slsl vegetables, $50 nallons 81 miik lo0
q cntter and sixty doren OF eRes
10 sAsse and many other supplies. II.
NJ u tcn z 60 q fresh neat, VII
.- ~, . % noaant leeallS hx ths ercuA !.
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SERVICE TO BE INCREASED.
Southern Pacific wfn Put on 49,.
Boat. ~N''

1919 WIN Flf on Awake
Boat
GaIVeston. Texas, Noveuber n.
correspondent has been tDforme, $3.50 - 80
source thought 70 be uerteetlr $500
.nAt me soathern Plciae CONAN - IN ~,
~ soon Increase its service betwec, q
seAtoh and New York from 49, - 80
SozS week This Is rendered nac.ss. q.
y tne vast amount Of freight b..ss.s
lae company which is constantly ,nr-s.., -
ana has been taxing the csrrvto- aslas
ssses now In the line a ~ -.
NOS incidentally this Increase :, ~,
W. VI oe Ged-send 70 the Iebort-,.
tAIFeston. Work along the s,ls men OF
.sAs expected 20 be N full 49,. Nu,ch
~ - nel up u what MAS e0tt3y us
g. .t- sLeameN which come 49, 49,.
greet 49, fNf me stun thrown tnra ,b.,f.
shfn -s--i "llu slowed By annd end
rotfor - tns as much as 200O5 h.ies
sver a. ssi II under decks ~ ~,
hara - 'slee q four dsys II thu st,,s,st..
f;slvasta,, ne best paid isbor sbsf
-, .estvu las ever had vac - sahl
sere " men. They aversFes 80 ne eotten
oay and usually made s5cncb 70 80
n. o0taS 70 live on TIE rer,si, ~ 9, 9,
N these dsrs erar- -. 1870 -
eQ hut thus far fhfu vas
hsfe arfi'ed thar,osi,eS w ~
,,r,a - y. tle scrfWmeH The A.
- l9.niefi 70 STOW the cs4srr, ~ h y
40. n time 20 mska tbe.'
inSe- an - tne could only mate ~,
'ssss Il i ssaps sssed A. pFessnt freight
% tsa sessvasa ksssscfs a. essten
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WARNING FROM VOTERS
SPURIOUS TICKETS PREPARED rcz
USE IH THE NINTH
Careful Pol az the Cs-ast Indicates Inc
Election Ct Burgess By Eight
Trousa11

la Grange, Texas. S5reu6e. tie TIA
dsaocrata q the Slata cougressI5aal dis
Izict; I aaye hesu advised that !. seyartI
e0Eastes az the NInsa cra grsssfsaaI das.rf..
there have heen p.f1.sd ana ctrrvlars,f
iicEets styled "Deraocra-. tleEes.v whlea
ara 10 every essearl4I .lst IKE taa demo
cratic tlcket az the o11tv rssrs etrc-lt,et
except that Ia the place et tie naue a.
George F. Burgess spears the aame sf
o. q Brfow as the candidate Tor couErsas.
desire 70 warn al democrats tar5erao-t
the eztirs diarrtct 10 be ca the l8ossct for
these sgarieGS r!ekstS ard advise r5at
same be taken possessg3z O.. wherever pos
ao.s and Prompllg consigned to the
aalles.
want "a say 70 EAs democrats of tie
district that a conglsta aaa sys.sua,sc DOL
q the district Indicates the el.ctioa u M
Burgess, the democratic Eoaainee, by a mn.
isstSy Ia tue EeEghbora5ad Of 5000. but rot.
witsatandl1g the sbsag1t,s eergaIacy q. the
success 81 our uekss n tsIs district, I'd
ne tslocFat reEaGla away FROM the ooIls
os election day, bzt 50 sld vote 90 mar ne
majority o. our czu,llcates u-ay Be 40 pr1-
aoraced that - STATE republican leater,
will ia the future never again evau nave
the slightest ezclas tor calBng this dist-te,
a Doubtful ose. Cosgreasn4a Barxgss. re-.
ord in congress t1z Tie past tern e suca
that TIE democratic party may weu Be
proud Of II azd "a oaa wbI1a every demo
eFat and every otAar good citizen who bas
tie Interest O. his country At heart, cau
readily lAfacss b. his ballot Let Is naks /.
the victory abde.gtsly compgsts while The
opopTtUa!Iy Is e. hand.
J F. VOTERS,
ChaiTrnau Democratic Executive Committee
OF the Nlpth 0o1.,raast-,-.t r,t-.s
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To the Psll Tax Amendment, and l.suss
q Circular.

10 the Pen Tax Amendment and lssuss
q Circular.
Dallas Texas, November I.-The roIlo,v.
ing Circular was today Issued from ~.
p9paissi state headquarters IL his civ.
Read this: Llncoln's warning ~ ~.
American people, I bid the laborins pasnls
beware Of sufreaderiag power wh1cs ~
already have ard which vben surrspaers,,
WI sioae The door e advancement to them
ana NJ new disabilities upon them tiIl IN
Of liberty viii 5e iost.' LlueolB a. -
49, would result HIS prophesy n 80
oelng frlhlied- on Tuesday pest ~ 49,.
ths people viii be called upon 10 vots -
,,h,e ~ ~ ~ meat 10 our state constitgtio-
-si' " carried, VIII rob them OF tsei- M
sitt1s AZ me ballot box. EVerv IeI.s-iv's-
go 80 VINO .oyes liberty, who helieves n, ~
lseeqola ot suffrage, who prizes ~ riyS.s
Tar .rss-,5,,iilp, should vote again the poIl
9'4S chairman allied Peoples Partv
J. D. Johnston.
Secretary.
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"einas' Texas. NoTenbe. Last night
e NE opera house IN this town came the
people from every direction 10 uste7 n
SSo-sLess man Burgess 10 the interest 81 ~
&c spoke FOR one hour aud ffty-tvro rDJu-
ctes ana the crowd seemed satfsfe1 u-ffh
a.. as speech; sigaifyiug their appreciation ~
~ ss 80 q frequent bursts Of applause
Is WI close his campaign next AMndav
q sht IN bis home tovn. Majority fo- ~
gess IN ne district Is estluated hers az
80 as record IN congress Is satisfs rtnrv
fully attacked by BIS enemies.
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best tor their waite ae.gabors Is Inevitably
- taf tAeIl AID are 20. 80 easily led By
party Bosses who DrosE by their vo.s AZ
lheT 7S-e formerly. That Mr. Burovr fs a
German does not give hin, reason 10 hons
slat re VIII have a greater German vote
-s--se p laat tacE number az Ger
laaES Rave expressed themselves 70 vfzor-
ors terms % TIE ecsct that & 4 an .lsr.lt
- the!r Intelligence to suppose rheT rouid
cha1Se tEeir Political views hecause ore
eaEdia7te happens % b q their national
lty- Ar. Duryea's carried Colorado coE1fv
oT ntee majority two years ago ana rs
majority VIII be Increased az the election
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80 ouLsERsoMs 80.

Csicr WI prr.ssaiY Carry New Ysrs and
Psetiac- F1s5 = Chance
FDai5a TeEat Earslsc7 l--J'nttsf aeases
sauasar CuiNcron reached nunH9 dlrerr
fsom wisaiaFtou fad view Y9rs touigaa
ss mga be aeliavaa tue democrats WIZ
aave rainritF N rae afEt aow'e NJ rep
raaenrargea and that Coger has ssod
ciaucs % CARRYING Nev TerE fir E1reruor
and tat Pasriegp Is HQeF o. se oiecfuI
gnewunr st Penney qauga
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BURGESS At cocuNsus.
Stuck 70 Facts Without Any Irrelevant

Stuck 70 Facts Without Any Irrelevant
Jokes.
Ce'4laous. Texas November L-Mr. Bar
sesa tais aftsFrooa spoke 70 an audience IN
iuA sympathy With him aad IN hearty
accord with ais views His term n cor
sIess nEs !eft the impression OF earrestuess
holds F09--'Vu =
rs speech Eas sound reasoning. With.
- IoEea % irtelevances. The stro1Essr
nature q approprfa lions ana lr.oyo5er- =.
"a districts and how foolish Il Is 10 risirl
Lnat 4 republican congressman EoulI -
alose inaleItial than a democrat vritb the
4eglsohcan majority now IN power
he was introduced by Hon, I n vroo.sr
va. Nao pala a tzihste 70 his REGARD duriaE the
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LsaIaIature Nm sa -.

boAe' idaho November L-chairu.p
Donaely Of tia democratic committee
claims the State 81 $500. while cAalrns5
ooody Of the republicans claims a msiortfv
Of 300. Tia legislature. which vii slsr.
a sgeeessoF to Senator Heltfsld. 4, 80
sioss. Under the last apportionmen, ~
suh get the legislature. Aua
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bufsess At Eagle Lsks.

Hsie Lake TEXAS, October s1.-Hon
Seorge '. Burgess. democratic NOMINEE !,
we lew Ninth snd present eopSress,r.n
ler the Old Tenth distrirr n6dr....s :
i ~ snn Nest enthusiastic andiepcs a.
:, ltAt opera house last might ~ 49,,
apoa iae ieading issues q the day ana ~ ~,
ssftirg 80 ,fnsts, eondemnins them ana
10y number ~ ladies present ~ tlss
"a 70 enjoy the political frsst '7eu'-
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Sect in Starr County

no Grande City, TeIaS October %
Hon j. c. Scott reached here tossv n.
was met outside the town by a larxe cror-S
q citizens and a band Of must, 80 =.
corted to the Hctal Norris 4 -
ne spoke fought TO a large erows -,
posed Of both parties. e~a com
20 Tar the Campaign hera bas 49,.
very quietly on 10th sides - RS. .s essed
vi. e their superb orgauizstion tSros s y
oat me county having big advqrts - 80 y.
ne tee ssRaoicans, who have neriecfed ~
Tsst, ~ me organization they had Two
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q soIdiers 60 90

masion' Ind, Noveub I.-Tna suateu
S S, OF seven old soldiers. members 81 tas
NAtlonal Soldiers home IN this place "a.
1lo1sel the veterans suspicious that all 4,
No' flga' Within the past two weeks
sven men have been found dead n thel,
ices after night Of drinking n uesrbr
SAie9hs. petition Is now being circs.
,Aiea smong tn $500 members o. tie hons
~ IRAN la II, irem drinking for ninety days
80 80 o' e 10 members signed the petition
soIAF Robert Leayei! and Rent min T,oeks
were Found dead this morning.
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ti+A'oa November TIE earn
pl'Ea f'r rho aiscztaa ~ rss nsm5e,s :,
soasfes7 'Ea sor members o.. me stt..
.fs'aiafass e-osa1 t1nigh- Thars IA q ,l,.,.
Ls1t ~ fla Fe1rta Fife ana MAR ~,
..i1rt o. tie 7.rsr Second, rairt. st4.I
egeHtl tgd ElEhta districts .ks ,.o.-s.
!. ~ ef1ci-atea wiI prohahlp b. $500
~ pl.e % the Tenth al srf-r ktiT- yf@
'@t'-''l- +Faoctat win be se-eiected
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Has q FI7htna Char..

boatoa' No7e15er Tine sitzlfiep Ia
this STATE &c rather compiler. altaoazs 80
fepuhti-Ana are moge sanguiae. -ialuipv
tAf state ticker sY good uAryia ana
we've x the fourteen coaErezsuea. On
W other haaf, ghe aemocrGts believe that
-e.9lf Iaat0l has dghttnr ehauce
a2lHat L!eG'sdant Governor Bates for --v-
sf-.t 2al ara eozetent q getting foar
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4aeF'oa7iiie. Fla, November f.-Flsr,sa
yin po4 az EassGalIy uszt vote Tuesday
o. aeeouat AZ he fact that the.e are no
eoAtesra- H. >lscti5a Is merely ratlaea.
Ton % tue primary naalAa;ioaa made a.
IEfe tae democrats hauag she suly uarty
gf,4al&ati1A ln the State. Csagressd1ea
= l"l-Aa 1id Davis win be slscrad ia ths
= .fsl Aad see6af dLstfi1fs. respectively. arf
AclorrcT General W. q LANAI. tbe s6--f-
nee win Be elected IL ths new Tnlrf ~.
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Reno Sev., November The rgngb.
Hens enisaed their campaign ThurE4ay
nl&at Fraacis y. NewlanGx. denoeratle
CANDIDATE for United states senator, wound
up the democratic campaign "a Ren, ~
nisht Both sides claim tie state
Y gelefa.ly cerceded that EsrrnEton
for congress g.
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Aiiee, Texas Negsnaer -Her J. VI
BAILEY SPOKE asss today az Eals1-s NJ
tgthlAs haA to a i1rga and lcprecnlrtrs ar
alaaee. aaonz which wss a-ua pa1-aer
AZ ladies' Whc were ssIzhr4t vf+s 4,c
thoroughly understood the teliia- points L1
as llE- beygad dceat Glrner's cauba via
folel rslped ~ the address, III l1awer rn
teAagi9a IN private Scr. Bailey said rh4r
u=cG eIecgfru
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RepnbIiear. 60 Mshra,L..

Lincoln Web, November i.--At the head.
Quarters q the two prominent political bar.
ties 20 esgFes Tsre given out regarding the
prospects FOR next Tuesdays election
Chairman Lindsay, for the republieant
saia that he waA eEti-ely satisfied 'vfts co,
olilons AID that his ticket would rVi1
had No claims 70 make.
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al!t lake Utaa, Noveuber THE rarz.
2alsa tAis yea In Utah has ssa4itsa la
s'@'F gaflcas az TIE state Ia TIE almost
"a l- alaa2pearaacs q al party faes aud
lAe alignment % voters OF the Ms.uee
80 80 ,5entlle dlgtsioa- Tue democratic and
republican state faairr1er efff-. - 80
4'a, otta a tAs congressional ara ar1re57.s
geefs caul4saEas and az a u.aI8fssy - ~.
i@L.atatlve candidates ~ @-
IA@ legi8lGtrfs thhs Writer gfrr 49,.
EsWllus @'--5'1 2eA@t9r
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F-eaaS Sdrenher : -E6ulsfa1r
''nf' e.even cousrss5ulsr On Tueaday
i-r t'pa1t-aaf alve made ar acrige can
e Et'r s trparsatlv "a rg who
ept We .1r2ag vote, lE hope % "A
'lnt rnrr -IltlrN TAs rsrsIs.fI .l.'r
.-1e srn4E ls1 for the alar e8fe
9ctafis leaders have been atist
80 sr. poh 'as grecegl
-rtt.1 F NNH regis
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NoneeEa' n H.. November L-sspa,or
sAIunssF. FOR TIE republicans says tnat he
s siaseeta 4 plurality of 800 Tor \. ! Ka,en.
~ tegneleAn candidate for rorerna~
~ ~ seeeeaes slight gains Tor ne aenee-s,.
- ~ legislative aad county offeea 49,,
ssblpiican eohgFeasEen viii - re-stos, ..S
AAe ee@eefAts predict large gains.
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msmeHls Tenn November r.,
.,'l'es n tho Hardwood Mses,,. ,..,-eR
ss.ffla'ion y TIE United states ~,
lnA evening Schedules - prIr.s
ton wocd snd gum ana r,,... ~ 81
80 e.h we're asrssf ure, go ~, e tr1i1 4
4 a. ths sAssOia,iSb fas rsslis.,io,, - !,
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Rich Gold oi.eov.,,

seh Lake. Utah. November LA speed
20 me Tribune from Boise. idaho, says:
tonight a Wild stampede IS IN progress
aele on account Of the discovery OF an
sS93orrnoqsly rich body u gold ore IN he
t S,lGk Hofnet district, ten miles east u
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Nhegeane, Wye, Noveuaber 1v,. -,
eatoas are that The reDuF,,,.,,,. 80, iuoi'
-. tpe elections. thoagh are dsr,s. -.
- q rednee The majority o. tV-o ~ y =
sAa nope % Increase thelr rcrrs., sr.l4
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rwef sa- AMI the other siaafH1 1auF eIt
" f4e sid nlsuanrd
The .skfeeurh h die lHsr-sr b "a %. an
hriri1r Rrrnsia from f1e .d fv rI. Tfgt
fftg fwr fnnhnnile -runfifr flrmeviY ~
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ugsuiN' Arih' November L--Bo,h p.,,,s.
eoarrea ini t,s re election Of the DELEGATE
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DEMOCRATIC ~


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PRESENTATION.
THE FINAL ELECTION
ore congressman
n at Present
Sale.
The Political Cowboys Have
Herding the Washington
The Democratic Outlook Favorable
West Vsrginia--Apatt1y Is

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PARK is opposED

Chairman Democratic Executive Comuittsa
"f the Niuta Congressional District.
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I'VE chairman allied Peopis's Partr
J. d. Johnston.
Secretary.