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place eae SSs Is @ ana
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be repubIished In The Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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Miss Adams has recovered from her illness. and
viii resume playing at Northampton tonight
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points IN United States Canada and Mexico
(outsde OF boroCghs Manhattan and Tho
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CUBA-via Port Tampa. Florida closes az this or-o.
daiiv except Thursday. a 1880 a m 0ha CONNECTING
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays satlr-
days..
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sunday. at 1880 p m. and 1850 m sundays a. 4
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Observation-Disclosures rail- 20 North sydney ana thsuo.
bv steamer closes this ONCE daily D. m Con
Meeting mails close here every Monday wednesday anf
Saturday
JAMAICAN ral Philadelphia and thence bv steam
err closes this Office at II 80 D. m every sunday
Nv 10 Boston. and thence By AZ
This Office Csc p every Friday.
NIOVELON-By rail % Boston. and thence hy
Gloss at this Office daily 6-S0 p. m
REIJZF. PUERTO CORTEZ AND GUATEMAI-A--Py ran
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mail closes here Mondays at fl1:S0 D.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

Great PiaeInwn Cemetery, ASS aeres-a beautiful
ark Send for prices OF lots. once. rs Broad-st " r
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Steuhen Merritt Emb1g list UndertaIxcr.. .4f-s W
esd 81 Tel 1324 or las chelsea Frank E Campbell
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INDIES. ETC.

THUTsDAY-At $50 g. N. for Argentine. Uruguay
and Paraguay. per Virgil az s a for Cuba
Der 9 Vigilancia mail for Mexico via PrOsres0.
Campeche and Vera Cruz be directed per s.
Vig.ancia''). a. n. FOR Bermuda. s Pre-
- for Mexico. per s. Seneca. via
pico naiI directed per .. Seneca''l:
FOR Brazil. per 3. Eordkyn. Rio JaHeiro ami
Florianap0ls mail mus ue directed per .. $. NOrc-
kvn'l
FRIDAY-Nt $50 a m sor Barbados and Brazil PER
= Capri via RIO Janeiro and santos enaI to-
Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
must be directed per = CaprfD; At =
for Guantanamo and santiago. per = Cienfusgos
(mail must be directed per Cienfusgos'l; az
1880 Complementary p. M for Turks Island
and Dominican Republic per g. 5 New-YOrz:
,. m for Newfoundland. per . s Carthaginan. from
Philadelphia
sATURDAY-At $50 n. m. Complementary $50 a M
for Curacao and Venezuela > Maracaibo (mal
for ard Cartageua be directed per
MaraCaibO'' y Q a IA for Porto Rico o
Ponce. Juan. 9 a m. for Yucatsn. per
Daggry. via PrugresO mail be directed ser
s. e. DaggTy'l. at $50 a. Complementary 1870
a Fortune Island. Jamaica. Suvanllla
CartaEena. per = Valencia tnail for Costa RIca
must be directed per 8 NalenCia'l. at $3.50 a. m.
supplementary 1880 A. M FOR St Thomas. croix.
Ieeward and Windward Islands. British. Dutch
French Guiana Per 5 = KoFona mail Tor Grenada
Sorona'D at $50 a m Complementary 1890 u)
for 1n9Cua and Haiti. per s Flandria: 10
for Cuba g Mexico. via Havana: q m. Tor
via Para Maranham ard Ceara: : D. m. Tor A.
Kentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per 9 Merchant
Prince.
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WagenhaIs & Kemper have secured the American
rights to a translation OF "Liselott" the amusing
drama OF the court OF Louis " now playing at the
Irving Place Theatre and they will produce their
version In the fall. In Chicago.
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A telegram was received at Police Headquarters
last night from Detective Sergeant Reedy San
Antonio. Tex. stating that Herbert S. Robertson.
accused Of enbezzling a large OF money from
a New-York publishing house. had been arrested
there by him bench warrent from the Court
Of General Sessions. II was said that indict
ment had been found against Robertson. Beyond
this at Police Headquarters had any in
formation.
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pfutfd)e auf Ofm 1ritgsfd)auplat.
Sire stnBabl rno lire 9e0tutuus In 2ores
uuo tn Der W~anofduui.

Sire atn5abf rno lire 8eDeufuus In 2oree
n IN Der ylanoiaur<t.
Die beutfde Wertretung In aorea
uno in Der Wanb5dursi 1T Rar cine
eeriHge. 2lm fdipddIten lift bos beut>
fde Clement in aorta pertretsn. Die
0efammt3abl aLer Jrsmben i'm .,gieid
Der MorgsnTube" pirb uuf 25,000 ons
eegeben. @on ibnea iinb 1900 Sas
paner, 5000 Gbinelen, 275 4meritas
iier, 40 Gugldncer, 100 JraH3oien
uno nur AZ 1eutite, 2tuber elmer tleis
neu Qn5ab! Don tsuiiden 9unosltrei,
benben gibt es IN aorea einige Beanie
beutfder WationalItat i'm 3olDienit:
70 jinD Der 3oafommiN1r in Oenfan
unb Der SbsrsaommiNGr Der Gieuers
be90roe in JaIan Ieuff6e.
3a9lreider, ipern aud INNER nod
beidrdntf, 1T bas beutfdje Clement In
btr WanDIGurei perireteu. Jn DfiIbis
riea meilen, ne5en tpenigsn Deter.
rei6ern un5 Gdmti5ern oeutider
3uree. aeeen 1000 Nsidsoeutfde.
Qlbsr biefsr ifsins 9beil erfreut iif gros
ber Ndtung. 60 baben bic beiben
0amburger aauflsute Stunt unb Qlls
bers cine Gcntrale in Msapinoiiof unc
3neigbduicr in glasoipjefdtidensf,
a%obaroipst, VitoInjept, port 4ribur
unb Damp erridtet. 3ubem eibt es
angsisbsne bsutfde Gslddftsbduier in
Gtrjetensf, Werii9insfi unb 6orbin.
Die ein5ige offi3icle gertretung in
gang Gibirisn bat bas beutlfe gle.
ment in MfabiDoftot, poieIbit cine
oeutIde 6nnoelsagentur bic Junitios
nen zines aonfulats ausiibt. Dos
beuti9e Clement bat mitgebolfen bei
ben mddtis o~ef0rberten Stdbtesrirs
bungen Der Nuhen in port 4rtbur unb
Dalnb. Gs bilft nit BEL Der foft gez
tpaltiam betriebensn ruIiiiden auIturs
drbeit gegen 9ineiiI9en Samub unb
S9lenbrian. SIN Da6tflub bon
0olnp, benz Sammelpunft Der bortigcn
Geielf4aft, iiberpiessn, tDenn nidt Die
Deutiden, 10 bod bic Deutidfpredens
ben, unc beutfhe Reifenoe er5dblen,
bah iie in 0alnn unb port Mrthur
mitten in Der ruifif6en H~aItlofgteit
unb Dem dineiifhen Dabinbdmmsrn
Stdtten sefunben '6aben, mo lie glauben
fonnten, fih in Der 0eutfden 9eimatb
gu befinbsn. Gs lit Der beutihs aoufs
mann, iuel6er aud in Der WanDfhu=
rel fi9 feiren plab an Der Sonne
fi9ern min.
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@cniale Tlucbt.

Gin in ellie, JrdnfreiA, gu lang
jdbrigsr 3pangsarbeit Derurtbeilter
S9loiier Wanbeniregante bate ii9 Dem
transport mad ben Sniein @uDanus
bisber bur9 bas 0eriprsden gu ent=
3ieben permO6t, DAB er cine Reibe ee>
fd6rli9er WerbreGer Den 8eb0rben in
Die s0dnbe ipielen pone; er mar Der
Gbef elmer 8anoe @elbf9ranf=S prenz
ger gefpeien. Oa man ibm ni9t redt
traute, fperrte maj i'm in Die i'm ael=
lergeidob liegenOe 3ene Der gum 5pbe
8srurtbsilten I'M Qiuer @efGnaniB Elm,
pm Der nun elm fleines 2uftlo4 gum
9asesli9te fiibrt. Dieter Sage fanb
man bic 3e1e leer. Der Nerbreher
bate 3unddit nit 9rotteig einen gb-
orud bes SdlOhes feiner .3enentbiir
%gefDonnen. bann fertigte er etenfdlls
aus 9rotteig cine 6orm, idmol5 auf
feinem 3elenofen bas Metaa zines
3innbeders, COB es in bic 6orm unO
Gffnete Nd9ts nit benz 70 ~gsiuonnenen
S4liihel Die 3elentbiir! Do9 ben
Sang ~perfperrte cine 3fpeite Sbar nit
Siderbeitsf9 lob; IS seIang ibm oud
bier, ben ridtigen SdliiTel gu fon=
f~fruiren uno bas S9lob gu Dffnen.
Damn nabm Der 0erbreHer einen Be-
fen, fniipfte feft UNI i'm elm Betttud
unb betrdt nit 6ieis- SABINE ben 6of.
@r f6Denfte bas Su6 iiber bic hobe
Mauer, 100 es iid felt in bic Si9ers
bsitsslasf6erben feftbafte. Damn flet=
terte Uanoentpegdnte am Geienitisl auf
bic Wauer binauf unb ouf Der onberen
Settle unbemertt pieber berunter auf
Die Strabe. Sofort bro6 er in einem
Hahbarsbdus Elm, ftabl Die nDtbigen
&leiber unb berf6panb, Der polisei
nur bic 5tpei %primitipen SdluHel fir
Elm &riminalmuIeum 3uriidlaFenb.
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Deutfde &riegerfames
T ab9aft. Die SammIungen Der
beutfden &riegerpereine fir ibre notbz
Ieibenben Eameroben in ben lleberz
fdpemmungsgebieten be6 borigen Sabs
res baben i'm @an5en 1O8, 1874 Morf
erge6en. !9ierpon iinb aus ben &ufen
bes beutfden &rieserbunbes unb Der
ein5eInen 2anbess &riegerperbdnbe 3d.
900 Mart segeben tporben, tpdbrenb
1884 Mart burd Sommlungen ihs
nerbolb Der ein3elnen &rie9erbereine
aufgebradt tporoen fno. Der beuifde
Rriegerburb umfabt our 3eit etiDu 25,s
900 Wereine nit 100000 Witglies
bern.
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3uriofe GiteL. 9lus benz qns

2uriofs Gitef. Gus benz ans
5eigenfbeile unb ben Qofalnahri6ten
elmer bapsrii9en 3eitung bat Elm
nS6riftfte1sr," Der iiber bel ,3eit al
Derfiigen f9eint, bic folgenoe QusleIs
BON 9iteIn gefammelt: .ael. 6oft6ea=
terfarbenreiber," n8iirgerlide Mild=
mannsfpittiDs, raatrinenreiniqunqs=
beiiber," .9aisnhaarfdneibsrs gattin, "
~Steuertotaiter : Heportitors : SCOOTER"
oEurfuritllder 9ofpcdsblsider,
misunderstanding" nJeueran5iin=
oeranfertiger," nStdbtiIwe5 Grsibanf=
fpdgersfinb," r2angiGbrise adsfrau,"
oHe4tsfunbige Hiirgsrmeiiterspittipe, /"
p9iirgerIider Observation-Disclosures, "
Observation-Disclosures, .llni=
berfitdtsbppotbefenbeam "
nagl.
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Sriten e e4Iass ~sfpsiter AIarrn,
3tusiteu 2 S6Idss, britter alarm,
Grlttsi 2 S6IH8s, piertr alarm.
i-s-l, 6aser aus anb edIau4 a~ufsersp1-
8 e8Ides Battle-Ground ab.
II eGldst, Il itr gsittasz.
Die 70 tpsi4nxtsH eisnaIe tvnsm MIR BON xturu
pd&tsr anseaebm so an ben bstreHsnbes etrabes
treuyuuaen fst1e 2Iarmi6aen on1strsft fs1s-
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~CyOrtiesung fOIst.)

-gontrolle. Grltx GaIf Gin
Der ansipe gum anbern): Sdreiben
sic fih nidt nuf, ME bel Bier sic
trinfen? 3neiter Gaft: Nein, id
frinte einfd9 gu jebem 0las einen
Gognac; 70 biel gognaes ih ndfber
babe, 10 bel Glas Bier babe i4 6ann
au besablen.
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3 an8IiitB ppons aus
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-09-30
Our Standard Bearers.
Bryan's S Flip Flop.

On the 23d of last April, at Chicago.
William Jennings Bryan delivered a
speech. This is not an uncommon
thing for Mr.. Bryan to do, bnt the fol.
lowing extract from that speech is lust
at present Of uncommon interest.
Read it:
'When, some two years ago, became
satisfied that ex-senator David B. Hill
was planning to become candidate |
pointed out the objections to his candi-
dacy. When the Cleveland boom was
launched | pointed out the objections
20 his candidacy, and now that Mr..
Parker seems to be the leading candi.
ing candidate Though not the only can.
date) among the reorganizers, | desire
10 present some reasons why he can not
ne considered as an available candidate
1or Democratic nomination, and | find
these reasons not in his personality
nut in his position upon public ques-
tlons. For year he has been urged TO
speak out and declare himself upon the
important issues of the coming cam
paign, but he has remained silent.
"lf this silence meant that nobody
Snew his views, those who have been
loyal to the party in recent years would
stand upon an equal footing with those
who deserted, but it is evident now
that while to the public generally his
%ews are unknown they are we'll known
10 those who are urging his nomination. |
Whatever doubt may have existed on
'his subject heretofore has been dis. |
PEELED by the platform adopted by the
New York State convention, and ta,inc
TINS platform as text | am sanguine
enough to believe that |, can prove to
every unbiased mind that Judge Par.
Aer Is not fit man to be nominated
either by the Democratic party or bv
any other party that stands for honesty
and fair dealing in politics. [ can not
nope to convince those who favor de.
leptlon and fraud in politics, but | am
satisfied that we now have evidence
sufficient to convict Judge Parker of
absolute nntitness for the nomination.
i he did not know of. the platform in
advance, il he did not himself dictate il
ar agree to it, he has allowed it to 90
nut as his utterance, for the convention
vas dominated by bis friends and
adopted resolution presenting him as
ttie candidate of the state"
And now this man Parker, whose
absolute unhlness" has been proven
"H Mr. Bryan, is. being supported by
Mr.. Bryan Perhaps birds of feather
40 hock together. Perhaps the "abso-
ate upttness' of Bryan has also. been
proven.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-09-30

We occasionally hear one of our good
Democratic friends refer to the Repub.
lIcan party as the party of trusts.
These good Democratic friends should
read up" little; it may keep them
from beng the source of many horse
aaugh. Here are few OF the active,
1pen supporters of Parker, the Demo
ratio nominee for President: August
Belmont, the well-known Wall Street
magnate and many times a.millionaire;
'eorge Foster Peabody, also million.
Are Wall Street. manipulation; Cord
Meyer, leading official of the Sugar
trust; Patrick McCarren, legislative
agent OF the Standard Oil company.
These are fair samples. There are
many other Parker supporters of the
same type.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-09-30
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES
From ). p. and G. & e. Points to the
Seaside and Mountain Resorts
for the Summer.

On and after June l, 1904, the South.
ern Pacific. in connection with the
Corvallis d Eastern railroad, will have
on sale round trip tickets from points
on their lines to Newport, Yaquina and
Detroit at very low rates, good for re-
turn until October 10, 1904.
Ihree-day tickets to Newport and
laquina, good going Saturdays and
returning Mondays, are also on sale
from all East Side points, Portland to
Eugene inclusive, and from all West
Side points, enabling people to visit
I their families and spend Sunday at the
seaside.
Season tickets from all East side
points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive
and from all West Side points, are also
on sale to Detroit at very low rates
with stop-over privileges at Mill City
or any point east, enabling tourists to
visit the Santiam and Breitenbush hot
springs in the Cascade mountains,
which can be reached in one day.
Season tickets will be good for retnrn
from all points until October 10.
Ihree-day tickets will be good going on
Saturdays and returning on Mondays
only. Tickets from Portland and vi
cinity will be good for return via the
East or West Side at option of rassen-
ger. Tickets from Eugene and vicinity
will be good going via the Lebanon
Springfield branch if desired Bag
gage on Newport tickets checked
through to Newport; on Yaquina tick :
cts to Iaquina only.
Southern Pacific trains connect with
the c. & +. at Albany and Corvallis for
1aqnina and Newport. Trains on the
Z. " f. for Detroit will leave Albany at
a. m, enabling tourists to the hot
springs to reach there the same day.
Full information lis to rates, with.
beautifully illustrated booklet OF VA
qGina bay and vicinity, timetables, etc,
can be obtained on application to Ed
WIN Stone, manager G. u r.. railroad,
Albany; W. f. Conan, &. z. A., South.
cru Pacific company, Portland, or to
any ). p. or G. & +. agent.
Rate from Toledo to Newport, Sl.l0.
Ihree-day rate from Toledo to New
port, 81.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-09-30

Some of our Democratic contempor-
aries are Growing because Candidate
Parker's letter of acceptance is some.
what shorter than Candidate Roose-
velt's. However, Candidate Parker
used, more than G000 words, when 60
would have made plain everything
worth while. He made quite a spread
for man who has reputation for say
ing nothing.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-09-30

Carrie Nation is preparing to 90 on
he warpath again. She asks the
"omen Of Kansas to meet, her at Wich-
ia on certain date, accompanied by
their little hatchets. When Carrie sub
lues the liquor traffic in bleeding Kan
sas, she should Immediately turn her
attention to Maine and other prohibi.
>ion states. They seem to be the
toughest propositions that Carrie can
go up against.