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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-10

sues. but it must advance to the con-
sideration of new questions as they
arise"
1t takes time TO direct attention to an
evil and still more time TO consolidate
sentiment in favor OF a remedy, and
Mr.. Bryan is not sangJiine enough to
believe that all the reforms that he
favors win at once be endorsed by any
party platform, but he win proceed TO
point out the reforms which he be-
lieves 10 be needed.
Among these may be mentioned the
postal telegraph system, state owner
ship of railroads, the election of fed
eral judges for fixed terms and the
election of postmasters' by the people
for their respective communities. In
stead Of having the government con-
trolled by corporations, through ofIi-
GERS chosen by corporations, we must
have government of the people, by
the people and for the people; a gov
eminent administered by the Jefferson
ian maxim of equal rights to ell and
special privileges to none" Hope and
duty point the way. To doubt the sue
cess of our cause is to doubt the tri-
umph of the right, for ours is, and must
be. the cause of the masses. With
malice toward none, and charity for all,
let us begin the campaign of 1908; let
us appeal to the moral sentiment of
the country and arraign the policies Of
the Republican party before the bar Of
the public conscience.
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WHOLE HOG IN NEBRASKA.
Grasshopper State Republican at All
Points Of the Compass.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 9.-Probably COM
plete returns viii be required to deter
mine who is elected governor of Ne
braska Outside of governor, however,
the Republicans have made a clean
sweep on national. state, congressional
and legislative tickets.
For governor, both sides exhibit fig
ures which they say will substantiate
their claims for the election of their
respective candidates. The Bee, Re
publican, has returns from 30S precincts
outside Of Omaha and Douglas county
which show a net gain of 1908 for
Berge, Fusionist, for governor.
With this ratio of gain maintained,
the result will be close, as Berge man.
aged 10 carry Douglas county by about
$500 plurality, which, with the outside
cams, would probably overcome Mick
ey's plurality Of 5000 of two years ago.
The World Herald, Democrats, has
returns from 367 precincts outside of
Douglas county, which show a net gain
of 1.763 for Berge, which would clearly
elect him should that ratio be main
tanned. Thus the necessity of further
returns only can determine the caudi-
date for governor. President Roosevelt
carried the state by probably $4,000
Only two congressional districts, the
Second and Third, We're at any time in
doubt, and todays figures place them
in the Republican column, thus giving
solid Republican delegation from Ne
braska. The legislative returns are
still incomplete, but from figures avail
able it is reasonably certain that both
houses will be clearly Republican. In
Omaha and Douglas county the Repub-
lican victory was none the less COM
plete, except on governor. All the
county offices are Republican.
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A Real Detective.
est. Paul Globe.)


A TALL, thin individual wearing a
- Sherlock Holmes glare and large
tin star. prowled into the Union
station yesterday about dusk and took
up a position where he could see the
crowds passing both ways through the
gates. The star was concealed in such
way that every one within forty feet
could see it and the glare in the mans
eyes showed that he was a detective.
even without the additional evidence
Of the star.
A Globe man watched him for about
ten minutes and then efficiently APP
preached and asked the detective for a
match This was the signal for an ex-
tended conversation, which verified the
judgment of the newspaper man.
Yes. I'm detective" confessed the
lengthy person fastening the Globe
man with his eye. II am here to look
for man who is wanted i'm Luverne
for stealing two COWS. I'm the district
superintendent of the detective associ-
alton out there and l think have a
clue"
The newspaper man looked the de-
tective over admiringly and questioned
him about the star that stuck out from
under his coat and covered a large part
of his necktie
The detective tried to look as If he
was surprised, but the attempt was a
failure. Then the newspaper man took
a position beside him and asked:
Show me how you detect"
Certainly" replied the sleuth. Now
you see that sneaky looking man lust
coming through the gate. Well. he is
crook. 1 can tell 'em every time
Just watch me get him. You see 1 just
look at one of those fellows for a few
minutes and if he gets uneasy, he's It."
With this explanation the detective
stared at the quiet looking victim UNI
til sure enough the man began 10
fidget and display other signs of nerv-
BUSINESS.
He openly took off his watch and
chain and thrust them into his trous-
ers pocket and backed into a shadow.
where the detective could not see him
from his position in front of the gate.
I've got i'm" Missed the sleuth as
he prepared to land his prey. That's
one of the gang sure and his end is
near"
Just at this juncture two prim little
maids walked in and caught sight Of
the\alleged criminal.
They rushed at him concertedly and
cried:
"oh, papa, We thought you we're
lost.
The suspects face was wreathed in
smiles as he patted the little heads and
glanced toward the detective That in
dividual. however, had I-consi1ered the
making of a spectacular pinch and had
vanished.
The supposed criminal turned to the
Globe man and remarked.
i am the Rev. DIR. Jansen of Manis-
| tique, Mich. Can y6ll tell me who tina
man is? He has beer staring at me
/ for ten minutes, and as / was robbed
once in Minneapolis, about ten years
ago. L was nervous for my pocketbook
( and watch.
He WAS informed that the man be-
hnd the stare was a detective looking
/ for cattle thief
As he started to take the eastbound
| train. he said:
I Come on, daughters, I am anxious
/ to get away"
The detective failed to make another
| appearance.
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Summit County.



Park City. Nov 9.-The result of the
election here has been as elsewhere in
me United States. and the Republican
ticket, with the exception of the Demo-
cratlc sheriff and superintendent OF
schools, is elected. a noticeable feature
was the way the Out-of-town candidates
ran IN the country districts.
. W. Powers was thought TO be a sure
winner IN Summit county. but II seems
laat the belief was unwaTranted. as in
All the districts outside Of Park City
FoweFs ran behind others upon MS tick
The American ticket was not very
strong IN the county or even N Park
City. However. Marion one cf the
strongest Republican precincts in the
county, surprised the knowing ores Dy
polling fifteen votes for that party.
in Park city the day was very quiet,
but very heavy vote was pOlleo.
Fred Rasbani was elected as senator
from the Fifth senatorial district by a
handsome majority, and NJ J. Daily was
elected to the lower house Dy one of the
largest votes of the day.
Definite reports are not yet chtaina-
bic from the fact that the tickets were so
scratched that II was impossible for the
Judges 10 make any Roadway. Poll No;
of this city has not yet reported, ana
from the indications il will be vel on 10
the afternoon before it IS heard from.
Several precincts nave not yet been
heard from IN Che country. but they are
in ell probability Republican by good ma
Jorities.
Twenty lone districts out uf twenty-five
I'm the county give Parker electors 5es
Roosevelt electors 4.52S; Moyle, l.l63;
Cutler; .226: Ferry. l92; Powers. IlS;
Smith CD, 1893: Rasband (R). ,@l6. For
judge. Varan CD. 1,l69; Straup. lr4Z''
District attorney. Van Cott Cd. ll6li
Loofbourow. 1.22i. The Republican coan-
~ ticket Is elected Districts lacking
gave a Republican plurality FOR county
state and national ticket I'm 1900
Democrats win tWO-Charles Malr foi
Dariufondpnt
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Juab County.

ASpeNAdt 70 Inc .t1eEdtu~l
Eureka Nov. g-SiIVer City precinct
give Parker electors S. Roosevelt elect
ors 40; Powers II, Howell So Moyle a,
Cutler 81 Narian So. Straup ~, WHIT
more. state senator IS Callister 90. Hut
Crimson. representative 81, Hopes S,
Greenwood district Judge 81. Knox IS.
Morris, district attorney "a. Melville y.
Ferry American candidate for governor
4, Hiles, James and Rogers each DEM
ocrstio county ticket receives average
Mammoth. precinct No. 7. Upper TOWN.
Parker electors 2s5 Roosevelt electors DID,
Powers 49, Howell "a. Cutler 81. Narian
lis SfrauD 100 Whitmore 10 CalliSter
III knox III. Morris 1l6, Melville los.
County ticket close and badly scratched.
-FOUR straight American and IS straight
Socialist votes cast.
Parker electors III l23. Roosevelt electors
20. Powers 1H, Howell 81 Moylc 1870. Cut
Ter % Narian l23 Straup loA Whitmore
126 Callister 10l Hutchinson l45, Hopes *.
Greenwood f23. Knox l03. Morris l2l, Mel
vile IO6 County ticket. close and badly
scratched Twenty-Five straight Socialist
ballots cast.
Eureka complete gives Parker 367,
Roosevelt 92G Powers ass Howell 326,
Movie 423 cutler go. Nariau 3I4 Straup
aa5 Vhitmcro 4l9 Cailister $50. HutchiSou
sd Hopes 49, Greenwood S9N. Knox 392.
Morris $50, Melville SOS
y Christensen. Republican candidate
for treasurer, carries town by -; A. NJ.
Christensen rep, assessor. carries the
Town by %: Hopes fRep.). representative,
carries the town by 81; Hassel (Rep). 4
years commissioner carries the town by
=. pike (DenD. county attorney, carries
me town by s.: Lewis (Dem.) county
sheriff carries the town by i0z: Louise
Chappell DEM. recorder. carries the
town BIZ 46; Hiles received 81 votes, Ferry
IS Socialists cast 236 votes. Republic
ans elect entire county ticket except sher-
iff which is in doubt. T. NJ. Banks
Dem. Is elected constable in Eureka.
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CARRIED EVERY COUNTY.
Roosevelt Made Strong Run in the
Webfoot State.

Portland. ore, Nov. 9.-The Ore
goHian says that ROOsevelt's plurality
in Oregon will exceed 100000 and may
attain the remarkable figures of $4,000.
The Republicans carried every county
in the state. whereas in 1900 Mr.. Bryan
carried FIVE counties. The total vote
cast will exceed $1,000. of which Par
ker received about $4,000 votes and the
other candidates for the presidency the
balance Debs made an amazing run
in this state, in some sections passing
Parker. 1t is said that the Socialist
party pOlled over 1000 votes.
Multnomah county. complete, gives
Roosevelt 3.7O2. Parker 1924, Debs L.
$40. swallow go and Watson 70.
Prohibition was submitted to the
voters OF twenty-three counties, OF
which seven voted for and sixteen
against 1t. The dry counties are
Gillian. Tillamook, Curry, Yamhin.
Jackson and Benton. In MultnOmah
county 1880 votes were enrolled for
prohibition and r. 423 against it.
Exact figures will not be obtained
from several interior counties for sew
eTaI 0aNS
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tariane made the best run of any of
lhe democratic candidates executing
Judge Roiapp. His vote was still about
~ snort Of that polled by Dave Mattson.
hampers for county treasurer won over
Shields by over 200. Ellis for recorder
was away up toward the 200 plurality
mark Most Of the other candidates on
INC republican ticket have about 1000 10
spare For county school siYperintendent
me county districts only voting, Peter
Son has fully 600 10 spare over Wheeler.
W. B. Wilson. candidate for state treas
nrer, a local man, ran we'll going about
% ahead OF his ticket. The Socialist
vote was not as heavy as expected aver
aging little over COO.
ne average vote of the American party
was about 200 in The county. Frank r.
christensen the Weber county candidate
on tnaI ticket. polled about $50
me democrats will next election have
out one registration agent While ROose-
Welt carried every district. Powers for
congress carried the Twenty-second Og-
oen by 4 The Democrats viii also have
Two or the Judges OF election in that
uistrlet as II IS the congressional vote
mat decides this
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Assessment Ne. 1O.

WABASH MINING COMPANY. PRIN-
cipal place of business, Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board OF directors. held on
the 22nd day of October. 1904, an assess
led on the capital stock of the corpora
ton. payable on or before the 24th day
of November. 1904. to W. Mont Ferry. sec
rotary. at room 521 Atlas Block. West
Second South street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the Path day OF
November. 1904. will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on the 18th day of December. 1904 to
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost of advertising and expense
of sale.
W. MONT FERRY. Secretary.
Location of office, 81 Atlas Block, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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Carbon and Emery.
Especial to The HeraIdo

ADItElslA 10 1 ne IhFidih-t
Price. Nov g.-The entire county Re
publican and judicial ticket for Carbon
county is elected though but eight OUT
of ten precincts have been heard from.
Inc majoriues on the county ticket will
run from - TO go. Livingston and Wood
VIII have about 225 j0Tity over Erici-
son and Cherry. Sunnyside With over 800
votes is YET TO come in. but a the par
tial count goes viii give the Republic
ans an average majority OF 13e. Minnie
Maud will give an average OF 10.
Every Republican s election in Emery
county is Iov assured with two small
precincts to hear from. by majorities OF
- 10 $50. the latter for ldillcr for repre-
sentative. Livingston carries the county
by 40 TO 80 and Woods by 3T5. Woods has
. private message from Livingston stat
ing that Woods has carried Sanpete by
100 Fun returns from either county wsll
not be had until tomorrow night as the
districts yet 10 come in are remote Sun
nysid0 bad cot flashed counting 1T 6
O'Clock tonight when the telegraph office
was closed. The American party cast
but a few votes in Carbon and Emery
counties. The Socialist vote defeated the
Democratic nominees in Carbon for coun-
~ offices.
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statehood the Issue.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 9.-The days
election returns show slight changes
from last nights estimate, and these
favorable to the Republicans. Returns
from twenty OF the twenty-six counties
indicate the reelection of b. S. Nc
CURE, Republican, as delegate TO con-
gress by about 1.SO0 majority over
Frank Matthews. The Democratic
committee, while not ccneeding defeat,
viii give out no figures.
Statehood was the issue upon which
the campaign was fought in Oklahoma
and the result is an Endorsement Of the
Hamilton bill. which has passed the
lower house Of congress. and which
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Cedar City, Nov 9.-The returns from
Cedar. Parowan, ParaaoOnah. Modena.
Summit. Kanarra give Wade 73S MytOn
Us Miner ei9. Kiesel 4S5. Newhouse 432,
Snow AZ. For governor Cutler IA MOyle
49,. Coagress. Howell 7l6 Powers 49,
Secretary of state Tingey 10 Harmon
fiN. Supreme Judge. StrauD 700 Varian
4N. Attorney general Breeder 40. Bag
lay az. Treasurer. Christensen 1o6. VIII
son 451. Auditor Edwards 70S. Geiger AS.
Superintendent Of schools Nelson 7O7
Porter i76 Judge Fifth district Knox
eSS. Greenwood 533 District attorney.
Melville go Morris 49l Representative
Jones 7O2. PARK az
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Nevada in Doubt.

Reno, New, Nov. 9.-Returns from
this state are still incomplete.
Out of 176 precincts only seventy
eight have been heard from. The last
estimate Of Roosevelt's plurality is
about 1000.
The congressional fight is still in
doubt, with Yerington, Republican,
leading Nanduser Democrat, by las in
the precincts heard from. Both parties
claim the Legislature, but the most con-
sentative Democrats concede it TO Nix
on by about two votes.
Washoe county has given an un-
precedented majority to the whole Re-
publican ticket.
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Rich County.
(sDeciaI Ia The Herald.

Especial TO The Herald.)
Randolph. Nov a-RiCh, county gave
the Republican ticket a strong plurality
alb the way through. Figures on leading
candidates are: Roosevelt 454 Parker
240 Howell 4l6. Powers 272 Cutter 49o
MOyle 268 Walton, Republican. beat
Rich Democrat for the state senate by
vote of 3l2 to PSI. and Spencer. Repub-
lican. beat MckinnOn. Democrat. for the
lower house by majority OF Is. On the
judicial ticket Vaughan Republican. beat
Hart. Democrat for Judge by a vote Of
49, 10 2S6 and Holton beat Nebeker for
district attorney By vote OF 894 20 "a.
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JUDGE RoLAPP IS BEATEN.
Highly Esteemed Jurist overtaken
bv Landslide.
Especial to The Herald.)

Ogden. Nov. 9-The best authorized
returns available indicate that J.. Albert
Howell. Republican has carried the Sec
ond Judicial district by d plurality of 800
defeating Judge Henry n Rolapp. He
carries Weber county by y. Morgan coun-
ty by 90 and Davis by So according to fig
ures collected by his campaign manager
in 1900 Rolapp carried Davis by over 400
His heaviest loss this time was in East
BOuntiful. where he failed by about 90.
While these returns are not official they
rave been collected with unusual care
and no errors sufficient 10 affect the
result arc likely To appear.
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LEGAL.
Special Stockholders Meeting.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
ing Of the st stockholders of the Highland
Boy Consolidated Mining company at the
offices of the company. rooms 353-334-S35
Atlas block. Salt Lake CITY, Utah, on
Thursday. Nov. :, 1904. at ? o'clock. p. m.
-F1rst-For the election OF directors to
serve until the first Monday in February
1905, and until their Successors are elected
and qualified.
SecOnd-To transact any other business
that may properly come before the meet
Ing. J. W. HOUSTON. President.
Attest: F. NJ. OREM. Secretary.
First publication. Nov. 3 1904.
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Sewer County.
Special TO The Herald)

'0I7NNIdI % It 10 IItI eIItIF
Eachfield. Nov. 9-GeOrge T. Bean. can
didate for county attorney, was the only
Republican who failed 10 carry Sewer.
He was beaten by /. j. Stewart the Dem
ocratic nominee by a vote OF T.546 20 l.100.
Results on the national and state tickets
are: For prcsident-ROOSeVelt LIS: Par
ker. Sf1. For congrcssman-HoWe 1.62l .
Powers. l.049. For supreme judge-Straup.
l.6S0. Narian 1.2S2. For gOVernor-Cutler.
q ,621: Aloyle. I.G56. For secretary Of state
Tingcy. Lea. Harmon. 963. For attorney
general Breeder. 1.673: Bagley. HS. For
auditOr-Ed 1.652; Geiger S5i For
er-Christiansen, 1,S5s; Wilson. SIG.
For superintendent of schoOls-Nelson,
1876: Porter 963.
On the legislative ticket johnson beat
Veater by a vote of LIB to lO32 and
Hawley beat Tuft by a vote of SO to
/ l00
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state come in slowly. one county not hav-
ing been heard from at all vet. The
figures received today do not materially
change the estimates made last night
Roosevelt has abou: sS.SS1 plurality and
GOOding for governord between 1890 and
10000 The rest of the state ticket runs
about with Gooding. The Republicans
appear TO have elected every member of
the legislature with the possible excep-
ton of one member of the house in Gus
IT county. The Statesman claims for
Idaho the greatest majority for Roosevelt
in proportion to the vote cast, only Penn
syiVania approaching H.
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Booth, 1925 District Atto-ney-Ry daich,
3,SI2; Houtz, 4246. Sheriff-Storrs. 3. 40;
harmon. 4,44s; Democratic legislative
tlcket 5,9lo' republican legislative ticket,
46n. Superintendent of Schools-G. y.
child. $3.50, l.. Il. EggertsOn. $3.50
Provo does not vote for superintendent
OF schools; Mr.. Childs ran as a non-par-
tiSan on the Democratic ticket There is
no doubt about the election Of Mr. Eg-
gertsen the Republican nominee.
Lehi. Nov. 9-The Republicans carried
Lehi by a big majority over all other
tickets. Every man on the Republican
ticket won. Figures on the leading can
didates follow:
For Roosevelt, SIS: Parker.
&f; Debs. 49, For eOngressman-How
Gil; Powers. 2SS; Schock, %; Hlies. g. For
supreme Jldge-Straup. 59l: varian. 3o9;
Goodwin. g. For governOr-CutieT, 81
Moyle. 322; Kaufman. "a; Ferry, s. For
secretary Of ostate-Tingey, 81: Harmon
Z96; Porter. %; James. 3. For auditor
Edwards. 595; Geiger. 2SS; McLacklan. 30
Rogers, g. For treasurer-Christianse
$50; Wilson PCS: ArilsOn. 81; Armstrong. 3
For attorney general-Breeden. 613; Bag
ley. 295; Randall. 81: MeDowali. ,. For SUI
perintendent of schOOis-NeisOn. $50; FOR
ter. 307. Lewis, 81 Christensen. ). tol
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (R), 80, Woot'
! ton (T2). 592: Hone (R.). $751; Smons (R-)-
| 59i: Bateman CD. 353; Taft Cd. aO9; Ar
I gyle CD. 800; Money Cd. 3ef- For dis
/ triet judge-BOoth. $50; King, 5l9- For
/ district attorney-Houtz, 0t6i kydalch' S4s
American Fork. Nov. 9.-Everythins
| went Republican in American Fork. Fig
! ures on the principal candidates are; For
/ president-Roosevelt. 5I9; Parker. $50
/ Debs. - For ngressman-Howeii, go
| Powers 3S8: Schock. 9; Hiles. , For gov
| ernor-Cutler. go; MOyle 3ST; Kaufman
| 10; Ferry. s.
! American Fork Nov 9-Highiand pre-
| cinct gave Roosevelt 81 Parker y. How
/ ell "a. Powers "A. balance of ticket about
/ the same
Alpine gives about two-thirds of it's vote
| ~ RoOeoVpIf.
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Wasatch County.


Hcber. Nov 9.-Wasatch county gave
good Republican plurality all down the
line Results on the principal offices are:
Roosevelt loo: Parker 659: Howell $40:
Powers. 100. Straup. 99i: NaTian, 707. Cut
Ter 953: Moyle 1924 Tngey 9S7; Harmon,
EOS: Breeder. $50: Bag!ey 703: Edwards,
$50, Geiger. T0S; Christensen, 9Sj: Wilson,
70S: Nelson. 991: Porter. 70l. For the ju-
dicial ticket the vote is: Booth, s92: King,
7J7: HoGtZ. 967: Rydaleh 80. Ras5and.
Republican, beat Smith. Democrat, for
the state senate by vote of 9s2 to 200.
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Box Elder County.
(special to nc Heraldl

Brigham City. Nov. 9.-Twenty districts
out of tWenty-nine in county give Par
ker electors 1,10I: Roosevelt electors, LBS;
MOyle. liza; Cutler, 1913: Powers, ll4Y;
Howell 1892 For judge, Har;, 1856;
Vaughan. 1850. District attorney. Nebe-
ksr, In HOiton 2O02. The Republican
county ticket is elected. Districts lack
ing gave'S plurality for the Republican
ticket in 1900
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Beaver County.

Especial % The HeraId.)
An unofficial report from Beaver coun-
" says that the Republicans have carried
everything but the offices of representa-
tive and county clerk. Joshua Green
wood. Democratic candidate for Judge in
the Fifth district will. IL Is believed. come
through with about 200 majority. J.
Alex Melville Republican candidate for
district attorney. will win by about 30
votes
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A Treat in Prospect.

AJAASe.1
Bronco Bill-Just before Roarin' Dan
was lynched he said he hoped he would
meet all de boys in heaven.
Grizzly Pete-Did, Ell?
Bronco Bill-Yes. an de boys said dey
hoped so. too. so dey could have &c fun
NV lynchin' him over agln.
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Ancient Football.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
Hannibal lined up his elephants and
then arranged his army behind them
Our line is heavy enough" he unused,
and our back field isn't so light, either -
he added as he glanced at the black Car
thaginians
Then he gave the signal and plowed
through. the Roman right guard for a
considerable gain.