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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
Los Jueces repub|icanos de Ca
veV han sidO detenidos
La Ley Sc hace respetar
en- Cayey

CAYEY, OCTUBRE 14.-Hoy por
Ia tards han sido detenidos por de-
nuncias presentadas del Presidente de
la Junta de Distrito juradas ante el
iusz municipal, los jueces repu ublica-
nos de las mesas electorales Arturo
Aponte, Julio Cebollero, Luis Meana,
Eugenio Vazq uez, Guillermo Leon, An
tonic Alcay Antonio Rivera.
Pronto, tai vez, saldran de la car
eel bajo fanza esos jueces que no han
sabido no han querido cumplir con
su deber.
Sc les acusa de no permitir la ms
cripci6n de los electores unionistas,
vi6ndose estos obligados regresar &
sus leianos hogares de los campos,
llenos de indign aci6n porque no Sc les
permiti6 ejercitar sus derechos.
Afortun adamente tenemos hoy au~
toridades rectas imparciales que no
permiten que la ley Sc vulnere nj que
Sc burlen de ella los audaces como
ocurri6 hace dos amos, SOLO asf pu-
dieron veneer en- este municipio emil
mente unionista hoy.
-Todavfa las turbas republicans
de este pueblo SO acuerdan de sus pa
sadas fechor1as cada momento
tratan de hacer de las suyas; mas, ell
captain Cabrera los policfas sus
6rdenes los tienen raya.
Ahora sc contentan con salir las
afueras de la poblacion insultar
los campesinos; pero va Sc ha dado
cuenta de este al captain Cabrera Y
ha ofrecido d ar las ordenes necesarias
para evitar esas pr0vocaciones contra
la gente pac1fca de los campos que
tienen necesidad de venir la pobla-
ci6n.
Este af1o, pues, hay garantfas
todos nuestros electores podran ejer-
citar sus derechos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
Meeting unionista en- Ia
Plaza de Colon
Manana q las q de la tarde

Otro meeting unionista tendra lu-
gar mahana domingo las euatro de
la tarde en- Ia Plaza de Colon.
Este meeting promote quedar ex-
plsndido, pues en- 81 tomaran parte
nuevos oradores del partido, algu-
nos de los que va han hablado en- los
meeting pasados.
Ell C0mit6 nos encarga invitar al
pueblo de San Juan sus pueblos Ii
rnftrofes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
FL TURBA ANICETO HER.
HANDEz CONDENADO

En- la ma1ana de hoy fu@ condena-
do cuatro meses de carce] Glen do
liars de multa, ,el ex presidiario Aniceto
Hernandez, autor de "a aggression reali-
zada contra Flor Felazquez.
Ell sefor Campillo asisti6 al juicio
y llev6 Ia acus aci6n.
Ell juez del Vale procedi6 en- este
asunto con entera justicia y merece le
alentemos continde mostrandose inAe-
xible con esos turbulentos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
Noticias de Bayam6n
de 1attestro Corresponsdl)

BAYAMON, OCTUBRE 15.-Los
cajas republicanos de este pueblo sa-
Heron q los barrios para intimidar
los jfbaros y .hacerlos que no vengan
& Ia poblaci6n inscribirse. Tengan
mucho oio, pues el iuez Figueroa
Maestro esta dispuesto & concluir con
todos los turbulentos, op6ngase quien
sc oponga.
Hay que estar ojo alerta con los
iueces ell dfa de las elecciones para
que no los deien dar papeles para fue-
ra los agentes avisando los indivi-
duos que faltan por votar. fin de que
busquen quien 10 haga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
UN TURBA COhDENADO
EN- CAYEY
(POR TELEGRAFO)

FL captain Cabrera pone 81 siguien-
te telegrama de Cayey
sAcaba de celebrarse juicio contra
Miguel Alicea, agresor del Juez de
Paz, y otros, en- La tarde del dia de
inscri pciones.
El iuez le declare culpable, impo-
niendole un amp de ca~cel 200 dollars
de multa.
Los demas iuicios han sido apla-
zados para el lunes.S
Este Alicea era uno de los que en-
comparfa de otros turbas, provocaba
q los campesinos de aquel pueblo que
vinisron inscribirse el dia II. Los
juicios pendientes son de los otros
turbas que 10 acompanaban en- tales
fechorfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15

Ell Captain Fernandez Mater, tele-
graffa al Quartet General 10 siguiente:
layer fu6 recibido en- la estaci6n
del ferrocarril por mas de cuatro mil
almas ell leader unionista don Luis Mu-
noz Rivera, siendo acompanado hasta
ell pueblo en- manifestation.
Despues de la manifestation Sc ce-
lebr6 IN meeting en- Ell teatro que dur6
hasta las once de la noche.
En- todo hubo Ell mayor orden.-
Ferndndez Ndter, Captains
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
ObseQuio al GobeTnador

Auoche han obsequiado con un
banquete en- su casa de Santurce, al
Gobernador y su esposa, los esposos
Calaff. A esta fiesta cOncurrieron va
rios amigos de la familia Calaff y los
esposos Winthrop.
FL Gobernador Sc muesera muy sa-
tisfecho de esos obsequios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
Probable Viaje del GobernadoI

Sc nos informa que Ell G oberna-
dor Winthrop su esposa, Sc prepa-
ran paral hacer una excursion por los
Estados Unidos, despues de las elec-
clones.
FL Gobernador Sc encuentra algo
cansado del fuerte trabajo que viene
teniendo con motive de las elscciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
De Rio-grande

Rio Grande, IL de Octubre 1904.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAcIA.
Muy senior milo: S6plico & usted
haga constar en- su ilustrada publica-
ci6n que fuf enganado al partido re-
publicano; comprendiendo que el
Partido Unionista iucha por la pros
peridad del pats, me retro dc aouel
partido NAL llamado republican,, QUE
dandole agradecido por la inserci6n
de las anteriores lfneas, s. s. q. II.
8. NJ.
lsaius Gi,perss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
\ | s | 7 4

Hemos recibido la vista de nues-
trO apreci able amigo y correligiona-
rio, Lcdo. don Epifanio Hernandez
Vangas, candidate proclama mado en- con-
venci6n Ultima, por ell Partido Unio-
nista, de Arecibo, para Secretario de
aquella Corte de Distrito.
LIE reiteramos nuestro cordial sa-
ludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
De Barceloneta tambi6n hemos re
;ibido Ell siguiente telegrama:

ClDIOO 81 Sly ul0AtG ISIeS fdIud.
xDEMOCRACIA.-San an Juan.
Inspirados por verdadero patrio-
tismo y orgullo, al mismo tempo, al
yer siempre q nuestro lado al ilustre
8 incansable patricia don Luis Muf1oz
Rivera, no pudimos menos al saber
que de paso aver tarde para Arecibo,
podfarnos tener OCCASION de mostrarle
nuestro afecto; reupimos estaci6n
ferrocarril acompanados de distingui-
das damas de esta poblaci6n para dar-
le nuestra bien venida desearle buen
6xito en- su honrosa campafIa. A nues-
ira llegada estaci6n encontramos allf
reunidos proximamante cuatrocientas
personals, que con vivas entusiastas
recibieron arr0gante puertorriq ueno,
quien CORES spOndi6 con su elocuente
pa!abra lena de mayor patriotismo.
Correo detalles. - Gi0rgetti, Padilla,
Marcbdu, BalSeiro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
MUnOz RIVERA EN-
ARECIBO
(POR TELEGRAFO)

De nuestro corresponsal de Areci
DO recibimos el siguiente telegrama:
&DEMOCRACIA. San Juan.
Entusiasta recibimiento hecho q
Mu7loz Rivera.
Mas de cuatro mil personals espe-
rabau al leader en- la estacion.
Dirigi6se una magestuosa mani
festacion al xClub Unions, desde don
de dirigio a palabra al p1blico.
Ayuntamiento celebr6 session mag
na & la que asistio siendole entregada
el acta en- que Sc le dec ara hijo adop-
two de la ciudad.
La reception en- el teatro fue i'm
ponente, indescriptible. Inmensa con
currencia. Ovacion completa.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-15
AVisO a nuestrOs amigos
DecIaraciones juradas

Avisamos nuestros amigos que
cuesta 1.25 y Ell franqueo correspon
diente Ell millar de hojas para las de-
claraciones juradas (modelos I, 8 y 81
para inscripciones, recusaciones Y
reinscripciones.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
Bethel

Prof. l.. X. Brous is visiting homo
folks.
Mr. ard Mrs Farley Cline spert Sun
day at Mr.. Mitchells.
Little Edna Yates is very sick with
Pneumonia
Miss Lou Cline spent Monday after
noon with Nora Lawless.
Harry Bingham has been quite sick
DR.. Roberts from Lamar has been in
attendance.
Lee Mitchell and Mabel Gather ma de
their appearance at Bethel Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrr. J. b. CIinn entertained
at dinner Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Millar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Ryan, Mr.. Geo.
Berry and Miss Myrtle Cline.
Mr.. Kincadc and two daughters q
Jasper county are visiting at Mr.
Ringhams.
Mabe. Brous took dinner with LJu
Cline Sunday.
Clyde Mllar is very busy ploWing
Vivian Costly was cesn in this vicni
tyiWednrsday. "CAPriAS"
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
COUNTY W. c. ]. U. CONVENTION
Program Tor the Sixth Annual Meeting
to be held in Carthage ApriI18

The sixth aunual convention Of the
W. Z, t: Z. Of Jasper county will be-
held in Carthage, April 25, 1904. AT
the II +. church
Following is the program;
Q. -. m. Executive mveting.
$3.50 Meeting cal to order by county
President.
Reading Of the minutes by Mrs. Howe
OF Joplin.
Report Of County Uuious.
Parliamentary Drill, by Mrs. Kate
Newton.
Contest work, Mrs. Hubert and
Mrs. DrIesback.
Our Helps, Mrs. Elliott OF Reeds;
MIu. Hillof Rsdium; Mrs. Adams OF
SsrcoIie; Mrs. Dray, OF jasper.
Noontide Service, Mrs, Il. Il. Hall,
Carthage.
1.30 p. m. Union Signal aud Counse.
lor, Press.
Prize Essays 10 Public Schools. Mrs
Newten,
Institutes, Mrs. Bottboff, Joplin.
l.. I. L. Mrs. MaggH Stemmons,
Dudeuvile; Mrs Gardusr, Maple Grove
Mrs. Crossman. Joplin.
Question Box.
Report OF Committees.
Election Of Officers.
Recess
S,p. N. Social and entertainment.
NAY SwISG MATHEWS.
county Pres
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21

Jewels, canuy, flowers, man-that is
th. order Of - wumnnS preferences,
JeS,is i.rn! .uA,net Il Ia,-Gi! power
to the average wOmen. Even that
grau-Iu! al jewels, heath, Is often
rr.up.l ia. HJIcsu.as I1.e .1 m4Ee
~ -.t lue .A-uy so I..c.aa. .D,a
IL u woman Viii risk her health TO get q
coveted gem, then let her fortify herself
against tie insiduous conse-
queuces 81 coughs, colds and
bruuchiai ffrh'ion- b, .n -agHla. uv'
Of Dr Bnsr. : G. rm,n Syru. tNi.l
prom, Il, re- coDsun, tiuu ~ It's early
-tagrs aud heal the affected lungs and
brourhisi.tube- aud drive the dread dis
ease from he system. II is not cure
all, but it is a certain cure for coughs,
colds aud all bronchial troubles. You
eau get This reliable 'em"dy nt Neub
Bios. Price 25c and Toe.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
Excursion Rates For The Summer
Normal.

Special reduced rates have been
gradted for tue Approved Summer
SCHOOL which opens ut Webb CT! uu
the 23d OF May. Ibis will be good new 5
to the teachers and advanced pupils of
Southwest Missouri, who have Uern
making tnr,r pace 10 ,tt"uI. HI r..
via bc iarc auu Ou' .lnu,. t.' ..
points Iu ,oUutuNrst M,ssuui, .u,
t st Kansas, Arkansas, OKldLouIa "a"
ludlal Territory, ou the cerulIcdtr pla
Tins Is also - gratli!iug recognition
the ApprOveu ouunrunr ScuUui .Js Hu
pUrtant ruUlu iu,ttu ,uu, 81 a..
son that ties. a. sn.'r D,,
srautrI va .Lr ,'sc., .Al -,
Pacinc 40 IuuIvIuutt r".I.Uau vOiur "a.
but also with the authority aud c1usca
Of the Western Passenger Association
Of Chicago, aud Southwest Excursion
Bureau Of ST. Louis. These rates will
afford all necessary facilities for big
rally Of teachers Ia Webb City, next
month.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
The oakton Creamery.

w. Il. Banks in u commupication 10
the Lamar Democrat says: notice
,at the Oakton people will soon have
their creamery in operation. Very few
people realize what an important ilem
~ dairy products are in the agricul-
raj revenues of this country. Last
y,ar the dairy products iu the United
stat : reached the enormous value Of
AZ millions Of collars. They stood
lbird in the list OF farm products. Corn
cams tirst at $40 millions of dollars aud
hay and. forage secund at 4s2 millions.
lhe boaru VI trade, ut Elgiu, Illinois,
stts the price Of daily products, for the
eotire county, yet that city handles but
10 millions dollars worth OF ths couutr! $
half billion dollar production.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.
Interesting Stock News From Our
Regular Correspondent
Special to Jasper News.

Special to Jasper News.
Kansas City, Mo, Tuesday, April 10,
1904. Nearly everybody in the cattle
trade here was struck dumb on reading
the report from Chicago yeste erdsy
morning, which said, "40, 900 cattle, 10
to - cents lower" G5oO head were re-.
ceived here, which was not excessive.
Proportion OF sesf steers was large, and
concession OF 10 or 10 cents we're made
n most Of the steer receipts yesterday.
Other kinds, including she stuff, stock
ers and feeders sold steady. Today the
SUPPLY here is 1900 head, about the
same as last Tuesday, aud market is
STEADY with yesterday, and practically
advanced tho latter half Of last week on
steers, aud thu loss os yesterday just
about wiped out the gain OF last week,
Top prices today IL 81 25, same as last
Tuesday. Butcher, as usus at this Sea-
300, holds up well in price Heavy COWS
sell up to Si.l5, heifers to 81 IS. Out.
side orders for cattle in this class are be.
coming more numerous each week. ~
small packing coucerns Srs springipg up
all over the country. Stockers and feed
ors are more active this week, and the
choicest sell up to $3.50, with medium
grades at t3.50 to $3.50. Feeders bulls
sod butcher weight bulls sell strong, but
export weights are Flow. Veal calves
steady at $500 TO 1915.
Hog rices are dpsceUding as receipts
are mounting upward. 10 cents repre-
seuts the loss since last Tuesday, top
to day being s5 e5, bulk OF all sales
s47j to e4.90 This is the low point
since the decline began 10 February.
receipts here today 1900 head, 1900
mere thau last Tuesday, and liberal re.
ceipts were received elsewhere. Quality
has not been as good past week, includ-
lug more half fat light weights, indicat-
log dislike on the part Of feeders OF
buying high priced corn.
Contrary TO the hog situation, sheep
and lamb prices are climbing as receipts
are falling OF. Smaller runs are TX.
pected for some time, aud as market
for the dressed mutton is excellent at
oil consuming points. both hero and in
Europe, PACKERS Hrs keen competitors
for all the stuff that is coming. Lambs
sold today At s6.35, ewes bring up to
1926, wethers up to 1915,
J. a. Rickart,
Live Stock Correspondent.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
,sst Cough Medicine For
GhiIdrsn,

When you buy cough medicine for
small children you Aant ono in which
you can place Im Eclt condolences. You
want one that is unquestiJuaOly harm
LEES. You want our ,hat is pleasant To
10 take. chamberlaiu's cough Remedy
meets all these conditions. There is Do
thing so good for coughs and colds 10.
cident to childhood. IL Is also certain
aud cure for Group, and there
10 no danger whatever from whOopiOg
cough when ii is Riyep II has been US
Bd 10 macy epidemics Of hat disease with
perfect success. For sale by Webb Brcs
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
Salt! Salt!
WANTED.

SPEcIIL EEFEhINIATIVEs in this &C On
ty And aojoiniug territory, " represent
and advertise 40 old established busines
house OF solid hnaucial standing.
Salary s2l weekly with expenses, paid
each Monday by check direct from head
quarters. Expenses advaucrd, and
horse and buggy furOished when necess'
AIRY; position permanent, Address. The
Columsia, gu Monon Bldg, Chicsgo.
Ill. 2--6
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21

Robert Owens came over from Pitts.
burg and spent few days with rela-
tiyes and friends.
Quite number Of our lodge workers
attended lodge in Lamar Friday night
Mrs Bsteman is visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. C. Is. Nall.
L. W. Box and L. Williams transacted
business in Lamar Monday.
F. A. Cones and son Herbert spent
Saturday and Sunday 10 Pittsburg,
kans., visiting his daughters.
Frank Hill spent Sunday with Estsll
Joyce,
Mr. and Mrs. Steele OF Golden City
VISITED r. Garrett's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lee visited A. II.
Joyce aud family Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Edith Thompson spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Mrs, Ste-lmtu of Lamar is visiting
in our city this sock
Il, IL Rex and n \ Ringer ire ipr4-
ing Out some h'y this w"-k.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
A Thoughtful Man.

~ Austin of Winchester. Ind knew
what TO do IN the hour Us need. His
wife had such an uousal case OF stomach
aud liver trouble, physicians could not
help her. lie thought OF and tried Or.
Kings New Life Pills aud she got relief
Mt once and was tinaliy cured. Only.
&c, at Webb DrUS.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
Our Specials.

Lace Curtisns, Trunks, Window
Shades, Carpets, Wall Paper, and Fur.
niture, lots Of II. Iron bejs, Wood beds
and Special Inducements on Special or.
ders at the South Side, Brick Front
Store. Always fair dealings.
ID. w. TEETBR.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21

know a Jolly old maiden lady
A lady Of high degree,
Who never goes to bed without
A drink Of Rocky Mountain Tea
Sensible woman. j. X Scboolsr,
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
anted.

20 berry pickers. Pasture furnished
for team. Picksrs make fIom 81 10 s.
per day. Jas GAY, SarcUxIe No.
2I5 miles northwest Of Sarcoxie. % 4
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
A Great Public Benefit.

County Superintendent Of Schools,
HsrdswSy, said to reporter the olher
day: Wherever l 20 find in all parts
Of the county that the teachers are
talBing about the Approved Summer
School which is TO be held 10 Webb
City the comirg summer The greater
majority Of the rural teachers are arrang
lug TO attend. Many are soliciting their
friends in adjoining counties to take ad
vantage OF this nearby Opportunity. |
must say that have been pleased with
the attitude Of the teachers towards this
enterprise, because | regard it as great
public benefit 10 have II veil equipped
training School established at q point so
convenient as Webb City for all South
west Missouri, Itis very gratifying also
70 learn that the State Superintendent
Of Kansas has agreed to accept grades
made at the Webb City Normal, rs the
basis for state certificate in Kansas, and
| have 20 doubt, now that he has taken
the lead, that the superintendents Of the
various counties in southeast Kansas
will also enter into the same arrange.
ment. "--Jeplin Herald.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21

rnr farmers are very uusy rutu IN
10 their crops nowadays.
Mrs Brown is on the slcA lot tnls
week. ,
Mrs Millar visited with nrr daughter
Mrs Ryan iast week
Mable brous Wa the Voc. NJ tD.t.G
OF Lou Cline sunday.
Prof Brous OF Jr.ico is visiting home
folks Ui this vicinity.
Average attendance at Bethel Sunday
night Rev Blrues preached au rxc e
lent sermon.
Mr.. aud Mr-J Il y aty steut ,no gay
last Saturdd! with Nj. aud M, Nm
[ lIue. GyssIk
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
Oae Dollar sDay.

Parties Wishing rOOm and board at
Worlds Fair for oIs dollar per day see
\ b, L4riok. IA mo.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
Mems and Boys Pants

We have the finest line of Mems
Pants to be found in Jasper.
Also q complete line of Boys
Knee Pants all sizes.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
OVerallS

We have big stock of Overalls
which we bought before the price
of cotton advanced, and are selling
them at the same old price.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-21
Pots at the Jasper Racket Store
New Goods Now In


Goods latest fabrics design
our stock before you buy your Summer Dress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16

and II lacks ten minutes to that hour
now What do you say?'
shacklett saw Sum,nerss thoughts In his
sharp eyes, that lnld Just the faintest
glitter IN them. lie knew TINT Sommers
needed still another blow, so he Kept
or. ;llowaS, suppose you speak first.
Is 1t q 30?
Nci'fet Galloway nor Sonmers could
SEQ much OF the face of the other. Both
had from habit looked around for a mir
ror that would help them out, but that
was the one hotel suite in the city with
out a mirror on the wall. Now each
fmtively tried TO glance at the other
ont Of tho corner OF his eve; but 1t
could not be accomplished. 1f4one accent
cd, the other was lost II he refused Shack
let's plan Galloway gave up the ef-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
the road for you. WHY don't YOU answerY

& VAN S'rEISN. 81
Shacklctt thought 1t just as we'll to de-
lay answering now until he had seen the
7 girl who had the decision TO make. lie
might he able to telegraph Van Stecn
yet tonight that Il he unexpected honor
was accepted as d duty that lie owed
to tho State Of his adoption and one
that he could not shirk. JIG might nave
4 to stay back here for3ten or twelve years
before he could induce the glrl 70 see
things In the right way; and by that
time 1t would be another term aud ne
should have to make keen contest ! OF
the honor 81
EH"Dasl tho Office without The girl" he
exclaimed aloud, and the liacklnan look
cd back and said. beg lardon?' y
& Dash thes slowness -of this hill, eX-
claimed Shacklctt. The hnckmnil SAID
Tic would hurry rs soon rs he got 10 the
top \.
The shadows were creeping up the dun
from the river when Shacklctt arrived az
rho Heights. The girl came to the door
when he rang. she started back so sud-
denly when! she saw Shacklctt whom she
thought a thousand miles away. TINT she
5trod on the toes OF the Ilev. Mr.. Brad
bury She introduced the two men. and
tho light Of amusement III her eyes at me
evident disnpproval6 of the minister wa
still there when she turned to snacklett
and said: "Your coming East Is somc-
what Of Il surprise
II did not wire yoti,'e said Sllacklett,
because ] wanted TO begin the CONVEX
satjon when could Talk directly at you.
came to make an argument, nnd l m
going to start 1t II, person It'll be TO
your benefit to assist me, Mr.. Bradbury.
and hope you'll help me out II | call
upon YOU"
Mary stoddard spoke Up quickly and
d little conuettishly: MI. BRADBURY
would assist ME, | am sure. II II desired
to argue With Noll, but don can
do that later. you know. Mr.. BRADBURY,
for were to be married some time.
Yes: next week, In fact sa'l SNACK I
lett.
tCopyright ~ S. 8. Mcclure COD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16

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smiled when he saw
the morning paper, and seemed
especially amused at the scare
~ heads in which the opposition
Isl press INDUCED. There had been
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Hon. n. q. shaeklett, Warsaw. lll.; M
Deadlock between solnmers and Gallo
way broken by election OF Yourself as
senator. We sprung II rlght without
hearing from you. Wires strung all along