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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

arper Gspbeb. ah,te Spgbonmre iaa'
iom Sfarlagenfeber Ioraariager UNDER.
ti0en 0sobeb. Men oen auer bpp'
ptgite Iariag til Cab al Ssrielen er
aatarrb / Sopcbet % Sallen.
@n f%renrageube SpeciaIiit / Gre.
ip0oomne meooeler JONI jim Menn9,
at nj al ii Siliplher al 1sp6eo fan
iporeS tilbaae til ct &nlieonoe; bette
er mll!igens ooerbrcpct, men set or
oiSicli9 ionOt. at mere etrb SaIobelcn
Al ole Gili9lOe al Srugbsrtbeo for.
carriages al &atarrb.
Zen fatdrrbaIife afIouoring / HG.
len o. Snlien finbcr 9ei til Den aanuI,
Der iorcr ira Spplget % op til gre.
gungen. 9eb at itoppe benne iii aft.
ceres 6srielen mcget mart. og naar
IfiouorIn9er i~tsrfner til, bItr Tabet
at SsrieIen permanent, me0minore
Dem aatarrb, iom fo~roariaseoe Onoet,
bdbrebe2.
Ge, iom IIber al S%ltugbsrtbe0, fan
madIte lpne&, at Bette er noeet "isgt"
men enbper meo liot Sug1tageIieSepne
maa houe Iogt Rrrfe til, booroan en-
itert 6~orfieicIie / Sooeoet ptrfer paa
Ssriclen, % at autarrb, bptS Sen Ipr.
ge %forIemmeS. itffert pi[ iprrinae SO.
reconen % tiIiiNit ~ioraorinar 0eobeo.
3pl@ NT'en % Salien holheS ren
% irl Tor ubeIiiQ fotnrrbaIf Ifion.
bring. iaa oil Serielcn Itrar bli nteget
f"larere, % eltbUer, ser Iiber al Oeo.
beN % aotnrrh, fan oUerbertie itg poa
bette Euntt oeo at BRUCE cit iamti
Ge1tS 9@ife al Stlort'S gntarrb Cab.
lets, ct mt !IPiboeI. iom / So
BET Al tote 4ar bar ur,roet Suiinoer
al Hatorrbs2ioen0es iaapeIiom 29ger8
@~ooticroeIIc, ioroi De er / en- befpem
worm. InbeboINer inger Cocaine eler
Cptotc % CT trpgt % bebu9cli9t ior
Serft 1adoe!l ON Tor pl0re.
Stinrt'8 Gotorrb tablets CT Ell foc,
.rInli8 &ombinattor AZ 9Io0roo, @u.
a5acol, gucotp9toI o. Iianenoe anti.
iegticS, % Be bsIbreoer aatarrb % ia.
tarrbaIif Gepbeo pco at uirfe paa 9Io.
Bet % SIimbinbcrne i 3plen o. Sal.
len.
Son Ell Gage trrifcnoe uotruttcr
oct: "0e behsoer life al tage SnS.
biIbntnaSfroften tiIbiplp forat finbe
no, elteu Ge bar 8apn al Shlart'S
Gatarrb tablets cuer Ell; 9eNriuaen
% Sinoringen er mGrfbar ira Scl
ferite Sablet, iom tase&."
Gae apotefere iGIser % anbefaler
Dem. De toiter fun ieuti Gents Tor
en- 8affe al iuio SterreIie, OF enbper
aatorrb.9ioenSe Der har Isiet bort
lib og 9euse paa Sprans, Salper %
Bulpere. oil tiIfldbe paaifisnne Gin.
arts Gatarr5 SabIets Sortrin.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
"Bamle Snfcl SihcS", ion sSsnI

"gamle Snfel SiScs", Tom Snb.
bpgeerne / Glimnor, Ieras. bar for
gare at falbe BAN, er ODER otti aar
gammel. San bar nlrubet for iig al,
les SafnemmeIigheb / GtItriftet glen.
mem fin entbuiiaitiifa Anbefaling al
Or. Seters "&urifo" iom ct Wi3SoI
moo Blob. og fonIti:lttionede Spg.
BONNIE. . San er, Som ban ielo Tiger,
"et lepenbe grembe! 9aa Spraten al
benne Mebicin." alorig bar en- Meoi.
Gin baot en- mere aloor(ig Sorfpgter.
8erionlig grforinq betpoer en- BEL
Del. Or. Geters "8lirifo" ieIge2
giennem 2ofaIogerter cIler birefte
ira Sobrifouten, Or. Geier Tobrncp
t12-114 So. Sopue aCe., Chico
90, Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Slaaocminiiter Moo6p bbISt sen
Site Sftober en- Gale / Bottom % OBJ
IpIte at IrtbrocttfuI pirfeli9 er baIag:e
meO Cob. % at 9eitemmelier Nerom
pe6 ltogtiombeb fom inb / 9inglep.
2open. Ga benne fom ira EeprGien.
tantbuiet, itob Intbrocitful paa Sri.
Iiiten; men Senatet foretog forifiel.
Itge 9gnoringer, og Ger fom til at
Itan, at FIN iaubonne 8llI, ION inSp'
boIOer 90 Grocent 8ulitof Carbon.
er toIofri. Saameeet 8llIItof tnoeboI.
Der life antbracitfuI, ne oa-er inoIe'
oes life SoIbfrt. Riniiteren erflGreSc,
at ban intet bdpbe imoS, at benne BE-
itemmelie itrar opb9ues.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Bdrnets Spcrosmdal.

9srri bar for gane at giere mango.
Tags Spergsntaal, iom fan iRtte en-
j SorIesertbeb % 10 mere ioritanoige
9arnci,e er, oeIto mere oil be snife at
ride, ba ct begnrct Barn altio er
Mrfiomfeo % aItib bill ipsrge: "Spor.
for bet2" ON ale Stng.
Raar MsSre faar Sisie Spsrgs.
mail, ifiIoe De nItio ombpgsclig
lifeline menem benz inm ipsrgeS, ioroi
Barnet enifer at lore % niOe, os Dem,
JON bare ifpIbes garnetS 2pit til at
pllore % iraffe. De itoite bsr iom
Regel msoe8 pna Sen Mnooe, at Mo-
oeren flyer penIis: "Spis on tnnfer
Dig ON liot, lille 8ennen min, iaa
fan on ipare pnn bet ielo."
Spsrgsmaal al ben isritnGDnte
aIosie ifuISe IoSeren beionre, ON
mtligt, Iigeiaa ombpsgelig, JON bun
piloe pare en- nofsen Berions
Spsrgsmaal. SpiS BET er en- Sag,
iom liaser ooer garnets Satning el.
Ter life pasier for 9arnealberen, iaa
gip aIbrig ct bitrut eIler indulgence
Spar. SIG iinpeltben: Seq fan life
forfIdre oct for big nil, ba on life er
gartmel nof til at f~oritaa BET. Ren
raar Ou blipcr Glbre, ifaI on fomnle
til mig os ipsrse mig, % ba pil ieg
aisre nit beoitc for at iortGIle Dig,
bpa0 on ptl oi6e."
Sois Sorplbre pilbe tale iualebes
til tine gsrn iitebetfor baanlig at at.
piie eIler bFi lei al beres Spsrgsmonl,
ian pilec De altib bepare beres Glib.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Sra Spring 6rope.

NdIs SpemImi on boI0er Stole
| @olbem Giitrlftet.
Rrs. Nuf Srennp % Bern
ira Soniing bar pPret i 8pen paa Vi.
lit hos Orr. % 0tr5. Gbns. 8eterion.
9iis Sarub Heuue er reiit ii!
8eitbp, @is.. % Chicago poa en- 81.
fit.
9trs. $. 81. See i 8iImiygton
CT beo al ~gterpeieber iibite Sn80og
aften.
9ouI @Gtfen, iom / ilere 4or
bar boet i 81 Campo, Geyo8, fom flo.
tie llge biem poo Ell @iiit hos SIrgt
90 @enrrr.
Batter R5Qltc bar itoitc ll9e /
8eitbp, 8ia.. boor hans Sen Scr.
barb bIso Go. 'Utet ri IiiS Sang.
ItaS Sn&0og3 Nttct.
Riis Gobn Z 2ommen boSe
Sirsoog gfter ! GoIeooria cfter lI5yc
Tigers Spgoom.
3. Z. 9creb har iolQt lin 4n0cI
| WoiftrforretulnQcr I'll Is :. @lo8.
rub ira &iIrirQton.
Nario SoI3ruo fra Noro. q.
Dof., oiI tiIbrluGc 8ut1eren herre6e
bIanbt STGgtnin8e.
- 5enrD Sobnsrt0 ira C8ii1n.
Soma, beis9te ii6ite lt0e fire IcrrI.
Gre / Wilmington.
ReIiuS % Gbcooore Scn6rid'
ION er perbt ttlbn9c Fr Cheyenne,
q. 0ot., boor De bar titbragt Com.
meren.
Gbriit. %ocobior reiite fioire
SnSoog til @eitbp, @i8.
gfii8 SWnoet ira Sidion. y.
9of., er / @eisg hos SIGqtninqe
Bee.
Mrs. 6. 81. cnsgaro % 9srn fra
Stubborn bar pRrct hos 9. 3. 9ot.
fen / @eieg.
@alter Reqiie penbte tiIbast
fra Gaming forriee Sirsh1n.
IiIs gorebiIb 8Grfet Fra Ga
grosie fom iioite llae til Sprine
grope for at beieae Miis siaie Sem
fen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
st 2Dffetref.

Sec bar pfc 0ryno al III hcloig SutitGrs
oigbeo erlperuet aontrol prer fere 3uIinoe
atres Of ro8ft al be: beoiie 2nno for bIauoet
5armiHg ! Canada. GGriia GpmRrflpmbeo
eenleoes paa en- saaotrrtnins paa ipp Gel.
tioisr fra en- til ire ahl ira 8reoenberp,
aSia ! bet berpfte gorfton 9itrift. Seq
iGlae oeuHe SlratniuB for ira en- til TO
Dollars biligere pr. Gcre euo aHoet 2ano |
famine Strcg, bpis Sauoel fer mart. gu
er ben rette Shat fipbe, iubcn 9anoet tiger.
l.. X. LARSEN,
445 Main ST., winnipeg, Man.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
TecDrab % Omegn.
Zen ACE WOrember 1909.


Nsrs. Gaitor aosaoaro ira De
Sorelt, isis, afosSe 6ornnano Son.
mes pneite Gatter, bar | nosIe Gage
opboIot iip Der poa 8ierieTnretle ira
Gresco, 9oor bun bar beIsgt i'm 90.
tier, Mrs. Baitor Ebonpion.
Ole SoIlefion fra Wanfato,
Rinn., fom til DEBORAH iioite Sre0ng
for at oeItage / gesropeIien efter i'm
afoeSe 9rooer, 8eoer Suenge, | Sen-
bags.
8. $. garlotp brogte ino ct Ia
Sonrler lanet 9fuisar, bpflfet ipntes
filofomntea tert at bore.
- Mr. 6. 81. Sunbed er for StAen
9pen I Sorretuiugc,. gan Dor MI /
BRETON. Mfirn.
Ole 8raaten fonr / Sen0ngs
gerneo fra 9ottireou, q. o, MED jim
Rooer, iom oil iorbltoe ter, mems ban
refer tilbage til nponte 9p. bpor ban
% bans grooer briper apotbef. grs.
Srene graatert, ion trblisere boebc /
Canoe SopnIbip, reiite 6eruo for 2
gar iioen. Sr. 9roaten iort9ller, at
8ottu1eau er Ell IioIig Iiben 8p, %
Set eneite, iorn mangler Der, er en-
norif 2nge.
8iI Su bare goitfsrer? Re.
aierinsen mobtaeer SiIbuo ON at gaa
inS I Senne Sieneite, Der omfatter
~stor, Steamboat 1no Gopereb
@oeon Ioutes", til al. 4 Gfterm.
ben 2Sen December 1902. Glitter oper
Rlrterre, CORNER for Stlbubene, OPP
Ipsninser meo Seripn til Bombs etc.
fan faces, oar man benpenoer iig til
SeconS aSiiitaut SoItmaiter General
| @aihington 8. g., eIler til Gecora9
goitfontor, bpor al GuifeIig 9aiteb
mebbeles.
Get meooeIes, at S~tatSbanfen
/ 2afefieIb, Minr., bpor s. 8. Snli6.
rep er aasierer, % bpor mango Bense
fra Gecornb or onbrogt, bar taget fot..
~bereoenoe Sfriot til at bIipe en- ga.
tionaIbanf. Sapitalen er blcpen for.
sget fra $4,000 til $4,000.
Senrp Bite fom bicru til lin
9rors 8rplup, men penOte / Or8.
bags tilbase til Grnrp, q. O., tpor
ban er anjat / anoerion & 2liros'S
9anfiorrening.
Soiepb 9afer miiteoe 2sroae
Sat 5 Sapreitaffe peb SIbebrano. 2pn
Hog reo.
Wiis 8reus, 3atter al Yrof.
6. q. Greis, Dor beiset SlGstnineer
| 8isconiin oa fpm biem i Snsbaes.
5. 2. Sriga flyer, at reanbiie.
furoet grret (Rainbop Srout) life
tribes I Somas gIpe ON Sommeren,
fcrG 8aftbet % er for pnrntt.
- Mrs. 5ranf @iIbe fon SnSbag
til 0ecorat for at beiese line 6orGl.
ore, Sobn SoIb % Suitru.
- 9els q. Sd fra 9lofbammer.
Iinn., if ibag (Sorsbas), unber CT
9eisg hos lin grooer, &. y. Bid Der.
itebs, Telegram ira Siemmet, at bans
8 aor gamle Cater pIuoieIia par al.
gaaet peo 9sben.
IlbermanN Sobu RarIop ops
fsrer en- Iuuf 9p9niug poa i'm 6arm
bolpauoen Rl / 9toro FOR 9peu %
oil finite oerilb I'll &anren.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Get Spibe .Sus iitaubiut.

Oct Spibe .Sns i%itanbiat. timber
SItanbipttelien at bet Soibe Sus bar
Breiioent 8ooiepelt os bans Samilie
mioIertiSis bapt lit Silbolo paa Sud.
Jon 8lace; men oen 30te Sftober flpt'
teoes 8ruiioenters ~perionIige @ienbeIe
ino / sen r~eitairereoe SrpitSertbuIig.
Sn aftenen tog ban ino / De 9prelie,
iom 2incoln, SarriIon % tlGbeIs andre
8rpiibenter benpttehe. % ion Iigser /
oet ipNpeitre Sisrre al anoen gtage.
Get Fl III, f1Iot iitanoiat. Sioeu flpt.
Ter Gr9iiSertens SamiIie ino / bet
SoiSe SuS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Gbieaap 2ipc Stuf gsiuciation bar

innoet no, at ale peitIige goner uro.
tager Santa 5e bar iammeniporet fig
for at bringe aIt apGg fra ItSiisitp.
pi.GaIen til Omaha ~iitebetior til CHI
caeo, iom ubeitanges oeb, at Srng'
terre bio er ifrliet op. Sagen ifii
forelGages commissioner for Me[em.
itatsbanSeIen, Der msoer i Chicago /:
benne llge.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Columbia. - Spitartben / Column.
bia err / @rfeliabehen enbt. On Scr,
rera snifer 6reo, os Ben. Tribe. llriGe
oil efter lit 9eberlag gaa inc paa en-
.Sraftat, ion brineer Sierbtligbeoers
ne til at itonie. Sorriee Snsbog bar
Der puo ISernbaneitotipnen / Gn,ona
ct Somcnitsb mellem omerifanife
Iariuere % colombiife Hegierings-
TROOPER. Gisie pilbe tage 6 Goauc
meo ammunition fra Stutionen ;
men De amcrifanife @arinere forbin.
breoe BET.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
fra 6opeoitaoen

Gipil Serbiec. - Chill Serpice
commissioner bar inbgipet lin 19be
aarsberetnirg til Greiibenten os op.
Ipier beri, at so ,O29 gmbebsmissere
blep eramtnerebe / itbite SiifoIaar, %
at 1888 bleb ubn9pute, gientnb-
latte eaer forflpttebe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
2anbarant-S sag. 9,

2anbsrant-S Sag. - 2anoets Ssi1.
iteret brqpnote oen 31te Sftober at
bsre arglume,er / en- Sag, iom isreS
meIlem Iorbern Bacific.9 onen og
5. q. Seoerberg / Stoten 8aibtne.
ton. Ss6crbers bar tnoen BEN n9pn.
tie 9anes Grant" ilinoet en- Stref.
ming, iom er fitIo al Grant, os ban
eier g~ieIbe1oe, at oen life er inoe-
Iuttet / 8rattet. % 8ranit er ct Wt.
neral. Soeen er en- "Seit GAZE, ba
Itore Strsg af Nortberr Eocific 3d.
mems Grant seitaar al 8ranit. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Gurraien intt? Spbebpiue? MGpen /
uoroen? Sun ct Silfrlne al trRg 2eper.
Sirond SlooD Sitters MI glpre Gem til en-
m MaHb Filler Qpinoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Bbite Star qiuieus sfib ~@cru,o.

mic afaoar ira Hefp gcrf ste 9op.,
og I~fanbinnDiife Basiaaerer bill raa
frem 16ne Nop. "lentonic~ rentcs
til 0cp gorf ste giou. % "Gpmbric"
9oe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Sea bar e~iennenitsf ~ssbieIsbaesbcseu. %
fnhsr, at bet CT en- paffsrt uetterst Bog meb
eset % pnAfsHbs Snbporb.
O. oans4 esbsn ulixn.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-19
For sale-Qps S.rpop- hopss ip the center o{ tov1, pf(6e 5xtr1 hely lox; terms to tuis purchaseE.. Apply to g, K. William& ltf
 Why don't you get tired of food adulteration?
 Schilling's Best baking pow. der is the money back remedy
s.,Kotict ..iOte FORFEITURE
Q 'i7d f3isbee, 'Ccchise county. pOas liss siaTerrit0ry Of Arizona.

nOas llss -,dTerritory of Arizona.
 A sffs is~ol February 10th. 1892.
 You are hereby notified that I have expended One Hundred ttl00.0o) Dol lars iulabor and Improvements upon eaeh and. all. of. the. following mining claims, 10 witt "Ocatea," the June
 Bird," the s"Mascot," the "Little iNfsfy. .nthe ''Little Elsie," the Cog nice,'' the 4isGreens valley,' and the ,, Horsez zShoer mining claims ell atu- ,ated in the Warren mining district, C5chise county. Arizona, as will aP-
 pear by,the certificate filed on the Sth day of February. A. D.. 1902, in the office of the Recorder of Cochise coun- ty at Tombstone, Arizona, in order to hold said claims 0pder the provisiOn ,of section 2324. Revised Statutes of the
 United States. being the amount re- quired to hold the same for the year ending bece ntber 3lst. 1901 s.aAnd if within 9Odsys from the sery. ice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of such ex-
 penditure as co-owner your Interest in said mining claims will become the pteperty ofthe subscriber, under said sSsctiop 2324.' so., ,s.iJ Jt ts.s,a,i
 ,-l2-3m. .,. ss JAMES REILL
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-19

Fos SALE CHEAP-One piano. one Wheeler & Wilson seWinG,g mschiness .,,;.s end one lsdy'' bicycle sARplk es .,tn this
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-19
Actual Number Priasaa {Eo@laa HOG

Address all communications to BIS BEE DAILY REVIEW, Bisbee, Ariz4
 III s.l.4.A:: =sAnI,pssjss,ll lsstt 4l-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-19

For Sale-A cabinet sewing machine in good repair cheap. Address box
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-19
llssseheId fsfnItsrc for Sale.

Furniture. carpets, stoves, etc. Party leaving city 3 ToP!Rstone g!!s ,.. cso-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-19

For Sale-Sesen lotss, Rear Soda Worke. $25 and $50 Address P.. O. box 2s6. :. 225-tf. s Ii,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-23
THE PRESIDENT
Is reported to Favor Littiefield foi
Speaker.

Washington Special to New York Herald
There Is no longer any doubt in Wash
ington that President Roosevelt stands
ready to throw the influence of the ad.
ministration to Representative Littiefield
Of Maine IL he can be induced to become
a candidate for Speaker against General
Henderson in the next Congress.
Some go so far to say that Mr.. Little
field is already being groomed by admin
istration leaders with this object in view.
Close followers OF the administration DC
not deny that the President has decid-
ed leaning toward the Maine Representa-
tive for this high Office, and that recent
events point in this direction.
The administration does not disguise Its
dissatisfaction with the present leader
ship in the House. At the beginning OF
dent Roosevelt found every one OF the
old leaders arrayed against him.
Speaker Henderson's letter to an lowe
constituent, in which he expressed him
self as against reciprocity. was one OF
the hardest things to overcome in the
contest. 1t was only by the most per-
sistent work on the part of the President
that the House leadership was swung
into line, and then 1t was thought that
the Speaker and his immediate friends
were working more to save their own
prestige than that of the administration.
At all times 1t was felt that 1t was only
a half-hearted support which was given
to the President by the House leaders.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Littlefield was in open
opposition to the administration ON this
question, and soon began to attract the
attention of the President by his frank
ness and independence. The "off-ox," as
Mr.. Roosevelt called him. began to get
consideration at the White House. and
was found to be publ, man in the ad-
ministration class
The President told him that. while there
were some things on which they had not
agreed, there were many public questions
on which they did hold common views,
notably the issue of trusts. This led to q
long conference between the two men, In
which each freely expressed his views.
1t was after this that the report went
abroad, which has never been denied by
friends of the administration, that Mr.,
Littlefeld, at the Presidents invitation,
had made a close alliance with the ad-
ministration and might be looked upon
as the administration leader in the
House. Now 1t Is announced that the
President will be Mr. Littlefields guest
in Maine. 1t Is freely said that leaders
who are close to the President were dis
gusted with the state of affairs in the
House. which frequently broke away du-
ring the session from Speaker Hender-
son, Chairman Payne and DIR. Dalzeil.
and that the growing revolt should be
used at the earliest moment for the pur-
pose of forming a new and younger lead
ership more to the liking of the admins
tration.
In this connection only one name has
been heard for Speakership, and that is
Representative Littlefeld's. 1t is COM
mon talk now that he will be the candi-
date of the administration at the begin
ming of the next session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-23
KtI(NEY
Ri Adder
Disease, Gravel, Catarrh of the Blad-
der, Bright's Disease, Urinary
Acknowledgements
Cases Especially,

stuarts Gin and Buchu acts direotly on the
bladder the urcthral tract and the kidneys,
arriving out all the distractions and making a
nerfect cure of the most aggravating. danger
nus and deep-seated cases. II tired of taking
cheap pills, patent medicines, and doctoring,
then Stuart's Gin and Buchu will cure you abb
solutely and perfectly.
GRAVEI, SYMPTOMS-Burning sensation in
nsssine urine frequent desire TO urinate. the
nTine is thick and sedimentary, the whOie
Te~vous system is disordered. digestion i'm
haired sleep disturbed, loss Of strength and
Igor Stuart's Gin and Buchu will cure every
st11nton1 dissolve the gravel, sweeten the
urine build up the nerves.
MT1COITS RGES-Diniculty in pass
inc water. liberation, irrtations of the urethra,
aisasreeable odor of the urine, pains in back,
Eroilen ankles and legs, catarrh of the blad-
5er are all quickly and permanently cured
~, Stuart's Gin and Buchu
U'aBTGUT'S DISEASE-Dry skill. EhortRess Of
breatb urine dark colored. The worst eases
r,,rsd nv 'Stuart's Gin and Buchu. Pleasant
~ the taste Thoroughly tested for past TWEEN
~ years in private and hospital practice, with
a TIecord of 500 cures of chrome kidney and
bisdder troubIes-the kind that had resisted
ali other treatment. Druggists or by express,
SssGSSSIPI.E BOTTLE FREE by writing Stuart
mug Co, Atlanta. Ga. We have set aside
is 600 bottles FOR free distribution, so as 10
prove our claims. write at once Sold in
Montgomery by Gay Hardie Durr.
(2l-su-Wo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-23
PRIMARY SENTIMENT.

The Advertiser expected TO publish
clippings from the papers Of the State
showing how the action of the Executivs
Committee in ordering q state primary
had been received. The space, however
that it would take is not now available
but 1t can be stated in few words, thai
there Is almost universal commentator
Of the primary plan. The few that dis
sent give their hearty support TOWARD
making the new departure a success
The rules and regulations are so vel
drawn that there can be no mistakins
the .desire to give Democrats the oppor,
tunity Of expressing their choice and Of
having perfectly fair election. We be.
lieye that this result will be achieved and
that the party win DO thoroughly salts.
fed. h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-23
CHALLENGE DECLINED
JOHNSTON INVITES JELKS TO
DEBATE ISSUES WITH HIM.
Latter Refuses on Self Same Grounds
Used by Johnston in Turning
Down Similar Chal-
lenge.

Ex-Governor Johnston has challenged
Governor jerks 20 joint debate, an6
Cox ernor Jelks has declined to accept.
The Birmingham Ex-Governor wrote to
Governor jerks day before yesterday
expressing desire to Jointly discuss with
him the issues of the present political
campaign.
Adopting the tactics used by ex-Gover'
nor Johnston six years ago when Hon
Richard H. Clarke of Mobile was pittel
against Captain Johnston, Governor Jelks
replied that in his opinion the interest OF
the Democratic party could not Nbe con-
served by a joint debate between himself
and his political opponent
The challenge of Ex-Governor Johnston
to Governor Jelks is in these words:
Birmingham. July IS, 1902
Hon. w. d. Jelks Montgomery, Ala.
Dear Sir-It is my purpose to make an
active campaign, so far as the limited
time given will permit, for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor. ] am
sure the people will be glad to hear a
discussion of the issues and l respect
fully invite you to meet me at every APP
pointment that l may make and assure
you that you shall have an equal and
fair division of time and the most courte-
Gus treatment. / also invite you to name
One-nalr the places at WHICH we Siidi
speak and tender you the opening and
conclusion at one-half of our appoint
ments. Very respectfully,
Joseph F. Johnston"
Yesterday Governor Jelks sent the fol
lowing reply to Ex-Governor Johnston:
Montgomery, July q, 1902.
Hon. ]. F. Johnston, Birmingham. Ala
Dear Sir-I am in receipt of your late
communication in which you invite me to
meet you at your several appointments
to discuss the issues of this campaign.
am disposed now to believe that joint
discussion between us would not tend to
harmonic our party or strengthen our
lines for the coming election. / am forti-
fed in this conclusion by the knowledge
that YOU held a like view in 1896.
81 therefore most respectfully decline
your proposition.
Very truly,
William d. Jelks."
The reference to the views on the sub
iect of Joint debates between Democrats
held by Ex-Governor Johnston in 1896 re
calls the fact that it was when Hon.
Richard II. Clarke of Mobile, was a can
didate for Governor against Ex-Governor
Johnston that the Birmingham man was
challenged by Mr.. Clarke to joint de-
bate and that Ex-Governor Johnston de-
clined to meet Mr.. Clarke on the ground
Governor Jelks now takes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-23

dience to the Governors command. The
great reform, afterwards carried into ef-
feet and which Governor Johnston HIM
self recommended, was killed for the
time Ia response to his fear that IL the
reform were erected his ascendency In
the State would be endangered. And
nov, after the absolute condemnation and
casting out OF this dangerous man. We
have him In the field again, seeking not
good government but power; wanting not
the Governorship for the good Cover
nor can DO the State. but as means for
his advancement to the United States
Senate. He will use the administration
as q machine for his upbuilding and We
will have again to revolt against his die
tatorship.
And II IL for our preservation from just
this kind OF domination that we have the
law limiting executive service to two
terms. Let no one proceed in this cam
paign with the idea that the law can be
disrexarded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-23

Quite readable story from the New
Orleans Times-Democrat is published or
this page of today's Advertiser. 1t show.
how Ex-Governor Johnston tried to gel
L. B. Musgrove to run for Governor
ard how Musgrove. to use his own
words. has legs of equal length now and
wants to keep them that way, In other
words he did not propose to be pulled. If,
however. as MusSroye says. Johnston
would not be q candidate. II he. Mus
grove, had consented to enter the race,
how would Johnston have been vindi-
Gated from the failure of the convention
Of 1900 to endorse his administration?