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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
Sacramento Valley Supplies
Fruits and Flowers to
Thousands at Exposition
GREAT CROWD IN LINE
Fasteners Given Concrete
Example of Possibilities
of Northern California
BY PAUL EDWARDS.

CALL BUREAU, WORLDS FAIR,
ST. LOUIS, Nov 23.-The golden glow
of Sacramento Valley oranges filed the
mammoth Palace of Agriculture at the
Worlds Fair this afternoon, and surg
ing thousands cast delighted glances
mia, and when formed into an orderly
line ate of the luscious fruit as it was
passed out to them. California, and
especially the Sacramento Valley has
received great advertisement. The real
productiveness of the northern part of
tn State is known tonight to the peo-
pie of more parts of the world than it
ever was before.
Though the distribution of oranges
did not begin until o'clock, there was a
jam in the aisle facing the Sacramento
Valley exhibit before noon and it grew
greater as the hours wore on. 1t seemed
as If half the people who had visited
the fair were there to witness the un-
usual scene and get an orange fresh
from the California groves. The crowd
did not show the wolfsh propensities
usually manifest on such occasions, but
was reasonably we'll behaved. At 8
o'clock some speeches were made. Com
missioner j. A. Filcher spoke of the
beauties of California and the Sacra-
mento Valley. Ed E. Leake of Wood
land told the people that fruits and
flowers of every description grow from
end to end of California. and that not
only oranges, but strawberries, were
being picked in the Sacramento Valley.
Roy Brooke also made some remarks.
and the distribution began.
The exhibit space was roped off on
the main corridor and the Jefferson
Guards forced the forming of line. 1t
extended from the center of the build
ing clear outside the south end, and
was made up of thousands. When the
fruit distribution ended chrysanthe-
NUNS were handed out to the people,
who again formed into a surging mob
and scrambled wildly for punches of
flowers thrown to them.
Judge j. H. Wills superintended the
distribution. The ladies of the exhibit
worked as hard as the men in attend
ing to the crowd. Secretary Beard
of the Sacramento Valley Devel-
opment Association was also present
and was much pleased with the success
of the affair. Others who assisted are
w. E. Lovedall. a Sacramento hop
grower; Supervisor Morris Brooke Of
Sacramento and Mr.. Cozzens of Fair
Oaks.
The fruits, vegetables and flowers all
arrived in fine condition, and the four
railroad companies that sent the car
through so fast-in four days-and free
of charge were highly complimented.
Several boxes of oranges were given to
the ST. Louis Orphans Home.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
MURDERER'S WIFE ASKS
COURT FOR SEPARATION
Robert e. Glaze Is Serving Life Term
I'm itentiary-DivOrces Granted
and Suits Filed.

Ellen E. Glaze. whose husband.
Robert E. Glaze, is serving a life term
in prison for murder, yesterday sued
for divorce. They were married in
1899 and Glaze was sentenced on
January IA. 1901.
Richard Bucking asked for an annul-
ment of his marriage with Sophia
Bucking, which took place on Octo-
ber Is.
Joseph A. Mclaughlin, who got an
interlocutory decree of divorce from
his wife, Carrie, on August 81, on the
ground of cruelty, yesterday had the
decree set aside and the case dis
missed. Among his charges was that
Mrs. Mclaughlin had bespattered his
countenance with a lemon cream pie,
and another that she had cut his face
open with collander.
Maud C. Potter yesterday asked the
court to order her husband to show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt for not paying her 800
due on alimony. He is a gripman,
earning s75 a month, and she says he
shook. the money in her face, but told
her he would never pay her.
Divorces were granted yesterday by
Judge Hebbard to Mercedes B. Lind
say from Robert HI. Lindsay for neg
lect; by Judge Kerrigan to Pierre A
La Chappelle from Emile La Clere
La Chappelle. desertion; to Pedro A.
Guerrero from Rosie L. Guerrero. de-
sertion; by Judge Trout to Lena
Parsons from Dan A. Parsons, book
agent, whom she married at Heads
burg, desertion; to Laura b. Arthur
from Edwin Arthur, desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed by Cath
crime Nolan against William Nolan.
desertion Vonia Waldier against AL
bert Waldier. desertion; Mary Eliza
beth Leak against Benjamin A. Leak.
neglect; Jeanne Cavey against Au-
yuste Cavev, desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24

sion to think otherwise. In the cross
examination she said she never knew
that her friend was afflicted with in
somnia, pains in the back of the head
or any physical ills. as is alleged by
the contestant. Miss Dolbeer had COM
planned of headaches, but the use Of
glasses cured the ailment.
Miss Mary Jolliffe gave testimony TO
the same effect as that of Miss Spreck-
els. The witness received a letter from
Miss Dolbeer that was written in mid
ocean and mailed at Queenstown, and
the testatrix happily described Incl
dents Of her trip. Miss Warren was
referred to as "auntie' in a statement
that she was proving a good sailor.
Miss Mary Josselyn explained that
she and Miss Dolbeer both stayed at
the Regina Hotel in Paris and saw
each other every day. They went out
together often. Among other things
they participated in the battle Of
roses" in June, and the testatrix took
a lively part in the fete of gayety. They
were both being treated by DR.. Gros
for anemia. Miss Dolbeer had also con-
tracted a cold in crossing the Atlantic,
but she was not in serious i'll health
nor were her spirits at all depressed.
Miss Josselyn described her as very
cheerful" while in Paris during the
weeks Immediately preceding her death
in New York on July 8.
Miss Dolbeer was perfectly rational
at all times, and certainly Of SOUND
mind" said Miss Josselyn.
Cross-examination Of the witness viii
be resumed on Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
ACCUSED OF OBTAINING
COIN BY FORGED ORDER
Manager of Western Union Telegraph
Company Gets Warrant for Ar
rest of Arthur Coleman.

resi- Vi OOACDldn.
]. V. O'Brien. local manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
swore to a warrant before Police
Judge Fritz yesterday for the arrest
of Arthur Coleman, an ex-convict, on
a charge of forgery. Detective Ed
Gibson has been detailed on the case.
Coleman has been in the habit of
hanging around the barber shop of
Ovide Gervais and on Augusr 19 Ger
vais sent a telegram to Joseph Gervais
of Fargo, n. D., asking him to send
$50 at once. The money was forward
ed through the Western Union. The
following day Coleman called at the
c0mpany's office. representing himself
as Ovide Gervais and asked for the
money. He was informed that he
would be required to be identified.
Coleman was taken by H. w.
Knowlton, better known as Rebel
George" to H. lie Baron Smith, tailor,
32O Bush street. and was introduced
to Smith as Gervais. Smith was asked
to identify Coleman and the trio went
to the company's office. After Cole
man had signed the name of Divide
Gervais to the order and Smith and
Knowlton had indorsed it the money
was paid to Coleman. The forgery
was discovered a few days ago and
Smith paid over the $50 to the tele-
graph company.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
DIVIDED CITY THAT HAS
SEPARATE CUSTOM-HOUSES
CaIexico and Mexicale the Center of
Business Activity Newly Opened
on Mexican Border.

1t is a scriptural saying that house
divided against itself must fall, but it
does not logically follow that town
divided against itself must go to
pieces. There is a new town partly. in
the United States and partly in Mex
leo. the boundary line between the two
countries running along the middle OF
the principal street.
The part of the town in the United
States is in San Diego County. 1t has
been christened "Calexico." The other
half is in Mexico and has been called
..Afexicale," both names being formed
from the words California" and
Mexico" In Calexico there is
United States custom-house, under
jurisdiction of the Collector of Gus
toms at San Diego; in Mexicale there
is a Mexican custom-house. From the
vicinity of Salton Lake the Southern
Pacific Company has extended
branch line to the twin city and thence
fifty miles to Yuma. Considerable Gus
toms business is being done in the new
town.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
WOULD CHECK
FEVER IN CUBA
State Department Sends a
Strong Note Asking That
Prompt Action Be Taken
DENIAL FROM ISLAND
Asserted That Reports as
to Appearance of Yellow
Jack Are Without Truth

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-It was
said tonight that the communication
of the State Department to the Cuban
Government regarding the frightful
sanitary conditions at Santiago and
elsewhere is most emphatic in char
acter and is intended to impress the
Cuban Government with the desire
OF this Government for an immediate
remedying of this condition.
1t is learned that the reason for
the energetic action of the State De-
partment was that the marine hospi-
tai service had reported that yellow
fever had appeared in several places
in the island of Cuba and it was
feared there might be an outbreak
in some of the large cities If prompt
preventive measures were not taken.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-The Off
cials of the Cuban Government to-day
officially deny the reports published in
this country that there is yellow fever
in Cuba. The denial was given out
through the Cuban Consul General in
this city.
Consul General Zayquas said that
his Government was considerably dis
turbed over the widespread reports in
this country that yellow fever had
broken out on the island. Such re-
ports. he said, had a tendency to keep
away tourists and hamper the trade
between this country and Cuba.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
Wants Her Clothes Back.

Rose Decker, 926 Mason street.
swore to a complaint before Police
Judge Cabaniss yesterday charging
Fay Buck with grand larceny. She al
leges that Miss Buck. who had been
one of her boarders, took her depart
ure on November. Is Unexpectedly and
carried away with her furs and cloth
ing belonging to Miss Decker of the
value of s540. Detective Bell has been
detailed on the case
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
WESTERNERS AT THE FAIR.
San Franciscans Who Have Recently
Visited the Exposition.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 23.-The following
visitors to the fair: A. G. Kerrel, NJ.
c. Shuier. w. A. Wise and wife. Mrs.
L. Brock, T. Pathres, Mrs. l.. H. Reed,
A. c. Hovey, A. f. Adams, S. A.
Adams, E. Longmore, c. H. Wood, NJ.
Brooke, f. A. Giren, M. Block, c. A.
Westenberg, Mrs. J. n. Block, H. E.
Kentfield, Mrs. T. w. Baker, L. P. Nc
Carthy Mrs. E. Dutchey.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
POSTOFFICE ISSUES
ANOTHER FRAUD ORDER
Continental Realty Company Denied
Use of the Mails by the
Postmaster General.

The Continental Realty Company.
with offices in the Phelan building, is
the subject of a fraud order issued by
the Postmaster General POstOffice
Inspector James O'Connell says that
the company started in business on
the diamond contract" system. The
company later switched off into a real
estate contract" system. The buyer
was to pay 81 25 per week for a period
of forty weeks. the total amount being
$50. At the end of that period il was
said he would receive the value Of
$SS 80 in real estate.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
Bernard McNinnie's Body Found.

The body of Bernard McNinnie. q
house mover, formerly living at How
ard and Sixth streets. was found float
ing in the bay yesterday afternoon OF
Meiggs wharf 1t had been in the wa
ter from one to two weeks. McNinnie
was without family and his friends
say that he had often threatened sui
eide.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
sues Police chief whitman.

Suit was fled yesterday in the Jus
tees Court by Norman H. Squire and
Grace Squire TO recover 1920 16 from
Chief of Police Whitman, alleged to
be unla wfuIly withheld by the latter
Mrs Squire is now under arrest for
burglary
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24

EXECUTOR WANTS MONEY.-Christophs
KIeineberg. administrator OF the estate OF
Carl Kruger. alleges that John BOllman Is
concealing $1,000 in cash and Jewelry and
clothing which were given to him In trust by
the deceased BoIlman has been cited to show
cause why he should not produce the property.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
WITNESSES WHO NET BERTHA D0LBEER
IN PARIS DECLARE THAT 6F1E WAS SANE

l. her ,and h positive n h
paecly ysouah ume
Anub
this city, shfed that never noticed
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24

HURST ESTATE.-The estate of James
Hurst, deceased iiveryman has been ap-
praised at $206.T nearly the entire value be-
4nR In borsss carriasas-
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHY EXPERIMENT !?
If YOU Want to Be Cured of the
Liquor Habit Go Straight
to DR.. McKanna.

There Is only one treatment for the liquor
habit ;ha- r. success. There are hundreds
~ so-cailed cures whose owners and managers
make al kinds q claims sor but the fact re-
mains thar Dr McKanna's treatment IS the
only ore that wil stand the test II has
stood The Test of lirne and the test OF the most
hopeless victims q alcoholism that the nolice
q Kansas City snd ether cities where DR.
y y haina mas oinces could produce Dr. Nc
AAnha mas also cured any number Of victims
q the liquor habit who had been exper4mented
-p'H ana given up as hopeless by so-calIad
eareA Ana ne stands to-day she only man rsho
accepts az cases as they come no r,,a,.er -.
sage they are in. There il no caee - ,,D.,s ,,e
- ~ Dit Ils treatment viii not cure ana he w.
- - l.eoI siHent ~ county and CITY ofeciais
tnt ponce, tne newspapers. railroad con,ns,1a.'
etc-s everywhere he is known You dor's- .,
@ny chalces with DR.. McKanna's freat,,e,.
- dangerous h.pcdermics OF bad a ffer ,f,. ett-
Dr- nc1anna has given mis- fhree-ds,, It
cure Tor nfteen years and in thar ffy,e -,
cured over nfteen thousand people - -. 80
cured Call address. ~ stay
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
Correspondence
Box Springs.

Will Colbert who went east with the
body of Mrs. Weatherby. has returned,
accompanied by his sister.
Mrs. Jennie Tewes of Pueblo has been
the guest of Mrs. W. E. Clark.
Crops Of all kinds are most promising.
Gus Hansboro and wife were La Junta
visitors few days since.
Mesdames W. E. Clark. Jennie Tewes
and Frank Peterson are to-day visiting
friends in Rocky Ford and La Junta.
The county commissioners promise that
the construction Of the Breckenridge creek
bridge shall begin at an early date.
: >lkTh;s section Of otero county Is having
success in the effort to prove that the Ar
kansas valley can raise Irish potatoes.
Several OF our farmers have most prom
ising crops Of this standard tuber.
Among our recent visitors from Rocky
Ford were S. H. Harrison and Hubert
Clark and their families and c. P. Bry-
ant.
The heavy sheep men north Of this vi
einity are hauling large quantities Of wool
through Box Springs to Sugar City. The
clip is large and the prices good.
o. V. Burrell is over occasionally to in
vestigate his fine crop OF eantaloupes
grown exclusively for seed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
san,s re rrcish, Car Robbed.

Ss'ns tsfrs auriaE Sunday nigh; Ssa-
q Fs ffsizh; ear standing near the sspo;
WAS essssa is.s and : quantity 9. gssds
s;elsa- isnsaE the merchandise ts.sa
vas ea;; q ;ebaees eslsagiag %
Reed. seFas hassa consigned . E C. shsi-
ter and sssas Fa;sa; nssisias. lrsrsaai
tslsagaS - the saip'nsa: q the osera
House Pharmacy. ssaesy Marshal Bald
VII Nsz; e Sssss;s. where he found
ss-as srsiHas sz'npiag whs had sssa here
!sS Gays ss.sTs, Dssa;y Shsria
Thsnss q sassls esaa;y vas rs;iasd
ard p,sssa ire rnss under arrest Ssas
g ;hs s:elsa Frsssft was tcana 4 sss=-
isl as:ss;iss e ne Santa Fs Wsa: % Ne
rss;s c. Tuss4ay % iasssasais.
Ths ;hfss ifanps arrested slssa guilty
esfsTs ssss Magistrate osssrn ard are
rs~ n ;ss ssSn;y al awaiting ;Tial ia
IRE es:rtss s-srt-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
Cured Of chrouiS Disrrhoca After Ten
Years Of Suffering

y wish % say fsw words IN praise ef
Charnssrlain's Cslis. Cholera. and DAT
rhesa Remedy. says Mrs. Matte 5urrs.
e Narsasyills. Va. i suffered from a
ehrents disrhoss fer ten years. and dur
j1s that tine tired varisvs rsSieiues
without e5.sini1s a1y permanent relief.
Last summer ere ef ny children Vas TAX
e. with eh7isra 1srbas ard procured a
esi;is Of this remedy. Ouly two desss
were required 10 give her entire rslist.
ths7 decided 20 Try The rs5ieias myself.
and ID no; use all Of ens bottle before |
vas vel and ! have never since been
tro1elsd with TIA; complaint. One can
ret say TOO much ia favs- Of tha; wea-
ssrfgl rnssisiae.~ his remedy Is for sale
By al druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
0lNEY SPRINGS.

J. Eawlins was Pueblo visitor Sun
day.
WIN. Glaze and wife were visiting in
Sugar City Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ne,tie Haueher. who has been
teaching in Washington county. returned
TO her home Sunday.
Mrs. unnie Turner and children. ei
Cripple Greek have been visiting Cyrus
Williams and family.
jess Johnson ard daughter Silvia were
Ssnzsnola visitors Saturday.
Miss Grace Maueher returned from
Denver Monday where she has been at
ieaeing ss.lsEe.
Ira 6ilbsr; and Geo. Edwards made a
fiying ;rip 70 Pueblo Sunday.
Harry ailhonse after a three meaihs
soiourn IN Aspen returned Sunday.
Miss Golsis Elliot: is visiting friends
near ordway this week.
J. :. Rswlins has disposed o. his feed
store &C Jr5. Mcintyre.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
>osIec.

Sealed si5s ~ill Be received fss cen
s;rss;isa 81 rev school bGi4snS sat The
removal o. cd ssitins IN Sehosl DIST.
Nc. 10.
The plaas. specifications ard all details
can ss seen a; the rsssasaes Of T. J.
0ssslss. n sad district.
Ths e,ss ~iil es ossnsd o. Isiy IS.
1904. a; The hsaf Of g. - m. a; the resi-
esnes .. the andsrsirnsa N Pa::srson
Valley. sis miles ~ss: Of Rocky Ford.
Coo. Ths Beard reserves the rish; 70
rsise; sny ard ali BIDS.
Dated July -. ieos.
IT,. Douglass.
T-5 Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
Baseball piaycrs and Foot Rseerr.,

Couis kfugeF, eX-champion long dis
lance foo, racer OF Germany and Hol-
land. writes. Oct. 9Th 1901: During
my training Of eigh, weeks foo, racing a.
Sal, Lake City in April last. used Bal
lard's Snow i.inirrent 70 my creates; sat-
is!sc;ion. Therefore. highly recommend
Snow liniment TO all who are troubled
with sprains. bruises or rheumatism. CSC
soc. Si.oo bottle. Sold by o;ero Phar-
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.

c-rtInei Copy OF F,nrtieu OF the pru--ei-
Inc. OF the L-.rd OF Commissioner. al Ot~ri
th~rvof.
Th~ following claims AGAINST the county afv
no- presented. ard after due s,on.ld-rat ati.sa.
zrv on rnntion. sliov~i and warrants arc or
dsr,si iraun In payu.nt th-rvsnr. q. follows.
tsHslts
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
cheerfuiiy Recommended for Rheu.
mati<m.

-. G. Hisbss. Dauvills. Ills. writes.
Dee. 2. 1901: About tive years ago
was lad gp with rheumatism fer four
nonths. tried B.Ilar5s Snow Lini-
nsnt; ere bottle cured me. can cheer
fuiiy recommend & 70 al suffering from
hss sfais;ior.- 2se. soc, 5 at otsre
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
One Lsdy's Recommendation Sold 50
Boxes Of chamberIala's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets.

have. | believe. sold fifty boxes OF
Chambsrlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
elts on the Recommendation Of one lady
here. who first bought q box Of them
about year ago. She never tires OF
telling her neighbors and friends abou;
the good qualities Of these tablets s-P. NJ.
Shore. Druggist. Rochester. Ind. The
pleasant purgative effect Of these tablets
makes them favorits with ladies every
where. For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
GRAND VALLEY.

From bis 200 cherry trees Paul GsTvsis
Is uaaiss;iaz trsn so 70 so gaiisas .: the
fiass; q fruit each day. ressiytns 2S cents
Psr galisa. This Is surely grss; cherry
cean.Fy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
Crpup.

Is yisls.; Inflammation Of The mucous
membrane 81 the wind pips. which some
tines sS;s7ts the lsryus and hreaeAiai
tubes: ard Is sas ot the rrss. dangerous
diseases 81 children. it airnos: always
Genes CO n he night Give trssrsn.
small tssss Of 5allars's Hoarhouat Syrup
and as7ly 5silars's Snsw lirirns-. s1-
;sruaily . The threat use. soc. 81. a;
O;sfe Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
INDIGESTION.

With its companions. heart burn. flatu-
lence. torpidity of liver. constipation. pal
pitation OF heart, poor blood. headache
and other nervous symptoms. sallow skin.
foul tongue. offensive breath and legion
Of other ailments. is at once the most
widespread and destructive malady with
the American people. The Herbins treat
ment will cure all these troubles. SOC a
bottle at Otero Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
NOTICE OF PROPOSED SANITARY
SEWER DISTRICT no. I

To THE OWNERS OF Hgst. ESTATE IN
THE DISTRICT SANITARY SEWER pis-
Igicr To NJ KNOWN As ROCKY rOHp
DISTRICT SANITARY SEWER DISTINCT
SO. I. -irrkrEp ~ THE CITY of
ROCKY rotn. rptp.. SAID DISTRICT
TO CONSIST or THE FOLLOWING REAL.
ESTATE. rp.wtTl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22

HORSES FOR SALE. 20 good teams,
weighing from 1000 to l.4oo. Time
given to responsible parties. Enquire at
W. E. Fenton & Co.'S drug store. Rocky
Ford. 42tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
For Stock Ralsers

and farmsrs-a journal that will ae,
quaint you with the conditions and op
portunities in the great hustling. busting
Southwest The Earth"-monthly II,
lustratsd. 25e per year. Sample eopl
mailed on request You'll want il whe,
you see Il. Address. The Earth. llis
Railway Exchange. Chicago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
chamberialn's colIc. Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy

This remedy Is certain 70 Be needed in
almost every home before the summer is
ever. II can always Be depended on even
in the most severe and dangerous cases.
orders In children. II Is pleasant 70 take
aad never fails to give prompt relief. Why
not buy il now? It may save life. For
sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22

whsn ist e hsbSs are a: wsrs ou ths
streets there IS 10 necessity fer sssh 5f-
fsial sursryisi.1 as shau prevent them
runn- Ewsy to La ju1ia CT elsewhere.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22

When bilious take Chamberlain's Stom-
aoh and Liver Tablets. For sale by "a:
druggists. "
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22

KNIGHTS OF THE NACCABFFs-y.s,s
N at1. -. - 2. hall the erst sod tslrli <st.
uri1y nIEhts uf each fuuuth- Visiting sir
kuiEtts slusys -sicuus
- uTts Rsnw~. p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22

Fer SEX hsssasAs take chambsriain's
Stomach ard Liver Tablets ard = sGisx
cure is certain. Fer sale By all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-22
ro~ ~ier'. sussss.tai celssr.,ion.

Ss-s e ths srssssrs ard sns<.srs ss
;hs ;sNu. Wis refused . give say sup
set; sr hsl7 % me Fssr;A si Isly ssis-
ers;rsa may bs ven rlssh panied % .-sW
TIA; ;hs ts~n Sss a; lsss; $500 better 81
ths eay zi;sr re esls5rs.sa han /; vas
tss day before. BESIDES The advertisement;
!; rssssys4 a. svsry s;a;is1 o. TIE Ssa:.
Re from Os7ssr 70 ths stats hrs. as vel
az ;hs nsfth ssss towns. A H:;is hees:-
~ tsf ;hs tsNu Wil 10; Asrt says-s. a..
sssssss Ire Sst's isyss boss.sr while =
ersassr -; s7ly makes himself miserable
D.: systy ere siss-Fs~lsf Trhsns.
II this esanss;iSa Ns wisa % refer &c
TIE rsssrt tha; ESs.y Fsfs vas essssias
;Hs FsNlsr sslssrs;isa. Sss SC. as syi-sss
D. ;hs lafEs sissadaass trsn Esssy Fsrt.
I14ss;tnE = frss; frisadly feeling. The
rseizs NEST hsrs vas 70. town matter.
b.; = Ffissis sHssrrriss Ct W. r. Dys ard
JACK Sp7ssls anethsy gave thsss present
ar sHssnsa; tassns sresraH.
msay ssrt,5as si ihs cas-. Rave suffered
! shsrssEs e re russ: sgss'y ewing 70
t1s strike a-s1z ire wsfsrusa ia the
large packing houses. Ths Wsr5 -sus-
fsrs5~ rgss - B-Ssrsseo5 tn a mod -sa
ssrss. as he neat sgp7ly essid ss cut Of
fer ar entire meath ard nseoay really
ssffsr Because st its sbss7ss trea Their
tssis. Meat sslsu.s n re category with
iss Afarn. shsNi1s gum. issssso. shis.sy.
s;s hEhiy esteemed whsn hah;.galiy
vssd, bsi n - sense a necessity.
whsn wr. J. Bryan IS satisfied with
ire plaiforrn ard the nsniasss there IS no
rsassn why any Dsnosrat should fear the
result Let Us al 50 &c we- k-Fairfsls
H.. Rsssrd.
But sessa'isus frsrn Bryan's speeches
ard letters rrovs thas he Is far fro-n
SATISFIED. He 5 soiasts support tss tisss.
Under p-Usss'. His utssraasss si1ss ths
s.. Less esnvsutisa furnish nUsh Rsga5-
hssr campaign material