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Jess NJ. tfysinRef, who last week
underwent surgical operation, which
was Performed at his home, No. 1897
west sixth street, is rapidly inn
proving, although he il still bedffast.
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Itching, blind, bleeding protruding piles.
Druggists are authorized to refund money n
PRzo Ointment fails 10 cure, TO IA days. 50cs
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Doing More Than Some in the
Metropolitan Cities.
COMPARISON WITH OTHERS
About $4,000 Volumes Circu-
lated Each Year.
FINE REFERENCE COLLECTION
With Which the Assistants are
Thoroughly Familiar.

Working People Can Find the Works That
Are OF Special Interest TO Them-The
Library Is Absolutely free-speciai Help
for the Children-Librarian and Assis-
tants Always Ready to Assist the Public
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FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN
Features For Rest of Month
FOreCasted.
THERE WILL BE AStvERE STORM
Shows viii be General ButNot
Deep.

The Weather WIN be Unusually Change
able, but Generally OF "a Good Winter
Quainl y-Kain Less Than Is Customary
Tor january wan Fan During the Month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-13
THIN REALTY MARKET
Listing Houses That viii be
Vacant On March 26b,
LESS THAN THE DEMAND
Comparatively Few Sales Dur
ing the Current Days
TIE NEW TELEPHONE BUILDING
The Specifications win be
Ready In a Few Weeks.

Several Large Projects Have Been limited
an tho Past Few Days and Indications
are 1hnt 1hey wan MatoriniiEcln the
Ncur Future,
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Judge William H. BOyCG Endorses
the ARd-BTibGTy Movement
TIME IS RIPE FOR REFORM
Press, Pulpit and Teachers
Should Take Part.
EVIL SHOULD BE ERADlGATED
All Patriotic Citizens Should
Join In tho Work.

Election bribery 10 the Greatest Evil In
Our Midst as destroyer OF Character
and Patriotiam-Warm Approval OF the
Movement for Reform.
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A SBURY NJ. F. CHURCH, THIRD
n aud Walnut Rev II. A. q. Wesieraeid
iasior. Prayer meeting at q Class service al ssf
frceching al loaQi subiert ~Christ's courareofs
purpose sabbathsehool at2 KpWorlh League
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sunday Churrh alutirts.

as-foinsure pabiication, copy Tor notices under
hisneAiing MUST reach this ONCE Friday After.
nu0n. 'o'
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CT. ANDREWS CHURCH, EIGHT
- aud shipley. Rev. Hubert W. Wells. rec|
Holy communion at g. sunday-school a. "A
Morning prayer and sermon al H. ETenl
pfaVor and sermon NJ 7I5
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GTJOHN'S CHURCH, CONCORD AT
- and Market street, Rev. George G.. Hall. D.
rector Rev. William b. Beach, assistant I
vices 1880, n and 7.i5 sunday-schoo, az "a
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GTPAUL'S NJ. E. CHURCH, MARKE
- street above seventh. Rev. w. L. s. Mufr1
pastor. AZ 1880, sermon by Dr, Murray All
sermon BY DR.. Poulson. ant after service. 81
dav-schooi at2 YP b. CIR ata8O
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NRACEM. f. CHURCH. REV. wI|
NJ liam Writ King, d. d.. pastor. MomI
subject, "Divine testing for service. iyerl
subject, "selijusiiicaton". suniay-schoo
o EpWorth LEAGUE at6th
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HANOVER PREsBYTERTI
1 Church. Sixth and King. Preaching
l045 and 7.d5 by Rev. Edwin n. Bronson
Vienna, Va aundiy-school az 9.ib Y. ri
G. n atI Wedne.iaY nrarer aerrice ats. |
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GILBERT PRESBYTERI1
" Church. Thirteenth and French stresis Il
G. l. Jefferson, b. D.. pastor. Preaching al d
and 5, slnday-schoOl az lao C. o. $50; mba
uChIlsNhn lIHIln.n
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DODNEY STREET PREsBYTERll
IL Church, Thirteenth and Rodney. Rev
r. ID. Lewis minister. Services az 1880 and IA
sunday-sohool % $50. Y. 2. S. @ Ell
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q $50 Preaching at 7.SO by DR. i ~ -
Dealing kindly and truly win - elall
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HARRISON STREET NJ. E. CHUR0I
IL Seventh and Harrison Rev. T. 7. Wyl
pastor. freachius al 1879 bv the pastor. Subj
The LORDS Jewels AZ $50, public inga
ton OF The oflcers-elect Of the Sunday-schl
with address By the ia tor and superinlent1
sunday-schooi nt2 tpworth League at Gas
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SCOTT NJ. Z. CHURCH, SEVENI
- aud Spruce streets. r. X. Stephenson. past
Preaching az 80 and ESQ subjects, mornii
Paying tribute.' $50, subject, "The Tote
Balshm." sunday-school at 3 Epworth Leag
at 80.
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L,rgeshuoI1
thought By
Drawing
| Apartment
| ,oriesstore
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WAsHINGTON HEIGHTS NJ. Al
W Church, Jefferson street and bgu. ., MI
Dr. Murray. sunday-school Of j. fHu''
fpworth Lsrgue.
WESLEY NJ. L. CHURCH, JAChsVs,
w and Linden streets Asbury buike, l,ssy.
Class at 3. Preaching ~ 1870 and i.eo s..l5isl
chool at2 fpworth League 0.5l ifhHs'
services morning aud night ,.,f
INVEST PRESBYTERtAN CHUheS.n,,
NFEghth and WASHINGTON streets. rev ,s
andrr Alisin. Dr.. uagor. Rev Jane. M
Noden. D.. A.. Will preach. Themes No. u,'es
Promise OF the Fla her.. 30, SINE, n5.1islJ
Of the Christian life. The pubic Is e0'--
invited.
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CT. STEPHEN'S LUTHERAi
~ church. Iatnau street above Seventh Re,
Frederic DOerr. pastor. Morning service at 10 1
''uenuinc CHRISTIANITY. administrator Of "a
Lords supper IN morning the installation 4
church officers. 2.l5 Sunday-school. hven1
service a7.30 "Unrlghteous mufmuhur.
special music in the evening by the augmenle'
choir
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NE00ND BAPrIST OHuRCH NM

~ IIVlNU IlIhT III NIIU NDIIl MINI
- andFrAnklin. Rev. Frederic n. Briggs raal
Morning service at 1880: subject, "Ihe tes
mony a Government officials to The value
Christian Missions sunday school 2 o
meeting z. Evening service g subject "Ns
the Bible teaches about Heaven. The oT
nance Of baptism will introduce the event
service.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
N.r s,-r In GA chr,

The aI,a.~, 90 Of pslahlIaa Territory
o the Ia.Ia IA- raI-ei dispute a. %
IsW the ucS stsr v.li 10 placed la the
-ac. scr0suiug % 'e-,y TreIchard Ia
the No,rurer Tr,hHicai World uAga-
Zine TIE pattern % the national Gag
= the future 81 ,uid =. 5chn.te,y set
tied The next hail crufdry mas Sc
great mauy gsw states sduIittv, and
soiae arruu-ctuent must Be madc -
that the stars nay re alded 60 the Dag
without disarrsug ur the pattern. Mr.
logt % Fh.lasc.i A.a prpYses q de-
slgn which places thirteen star. rcpra-
-eHtins t''e u,I-.bal thirteen states. IN
a star ia toe rca'er 0f the blue fed
and makrs d circle 90 tic balance Of
the stars Which. o. course. can be 81
iarged No each new stare = admitted.
Mr. Negt had = rag made esn,,o,lying
his idca sud had u drapei on h!s porch
on lndel en- euor = y
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
n.. % usah. eArI.,... caL..

lltsle cakes that vii p'esse re cid
dren either at the tllle or on tie
Christmas tree are made a. follow:
Bake the cakes In little patty 0r muain
pans and frUsi tire TOPS with a white
icing. Dip a small new paint brush In
melted chOcolate aud draw a face on
each. Make some crying and others
laughing. The dinerent expressions lie
Ing made by the curve u tie mOu "a
i1e. The nserest OatIiIse Wi!l - SUI.
Gent Cut q circle % tissue paf.er 10
white or any color llkel two inches
larger than the cake. pink the ei-e
with scissors anil run q thread round
one inch fTom the edge Put a clke Ia
the paper duaw up tie tLread. and q
cunning Little cap Il formed. The plea ~
ure ~ small children will vel ~
the trouble Of making tlisse Hide CAKE
babies.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

Dsss TIE Ils~ss Isvs ma nfassers
The horse does nos love man neg dnea
b delight 60 labor IN bic Interest n
y0u think youTs aoea. take hln out
ssv~rsl miles from hume. turn him looae
In the road and 80 whether hs vim
follow you. but Do not try this Unless
fond q pedestrian exercise. Trua you
may traln him By she use q certain
appliances % follow yoa thrOnrb neid.
aood and lre. but be VIII DO tlsls uos
because be adores zen. bu9 becauss you
have successfully decelved him mo
thinking that he cannot help himself.
and that one idea dominates him. 10
yOu imagine that u 10 pers1nal FeearA
Tor Cinders 4 60 which imI.eis thaae
splendid draft horsss % toll and strain
~ that ave toa load. % that % Il adJra
tioa which lands NJ spend~rs' 90
stsr IN front IN a lrSish on the II.
wayf Not IN ne lsast They BE
they cannot 20 Otherwise. ana att
q rsbellion have always proved,
ls.s. "A vii expect Old Maael
nass hsrsef 60 me runaSout and -
eouas 20 the door 30 take you Cor y
|eEiVe because she thought you we've
Roking pale--F. n. War; In Outing
MhFaEipe
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
70 Vtast . Lsa-rsy rr-e.

The BrGnswick Ca chapter. Dau..h.
tsrs Of the American Revolution. have
arranged Tor the Plautlng % q u erty
gree Ia RruasWick en Nov N ArOuaa
the rOOts % the tire viii te placcd sosl
from each 81 the forty nine states and
tsrrito-.,-s. he soil having been seut 10
the ID u by the different GOVERNOR.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
Cure for Sore Nipples.

As soon a. the child l. done nur- .
ING apply Chamberlain Sllve. Wipe
4 ofi With a soft cloth beic.e allow
ing The child 90 nurse Many trained
nurseA use this uth the best results.
Price Nesn's per box For sale by
al dTuRgfsts
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
Thst's ni :

Cough yourself into 4 ~ Of spasms
and then wonder Why you don't get
wrll. II you will only try = bottle of
Ballards lIorehound Syrup your
cough viii be a thing 81 the past. u
- a positive cure Tor Coughs. lnfuen-
"a. Bronchitis and all Pulmonary
diseases One bottle will convince
vou--at your DRUGGIST. 7Sc. 90. Si.Oo
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
! Alarming situation

frequently results from neglect 81
oiogged bowels and torpid liver. until
constipation becomes chronic. This
condition y unknown 20 those who use
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills: the best
and geutlest regulators OF Stomach
and Bowels Guaranteed b. ali drug
Eists. Price zse.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
Greaa Tlme anNar.

siIas-s 81 Eske has done away with
his Old dairy saigon ami takes his milk
70 town In osss Of these new automo-
bilesi
Cyrus-Yeas. by heck. Zeke savs
~ automobile shakes - mueh the
mik Il churnsd 60 butter hy the time
be reaches town. Chicago Newa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
King Of an coush Hssdieinss.

Nc. r. G. Case. q mail carrier Of
Cantoon Center, Conn. Who has beca
IN the u. S. Service fog about sixteen
years. says: we ksve tried many
cough medicines Cor Group. bot Cham
herlain's COagh Remedy Il king Of
al and one % be relied upon every
time. We also End "a the best rene.
DIV Tor coughs and colds. giving Ger
tain results and leaving no bad after
effects" For sale bv al druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

hEonchO's heels IN he CIR.
10 Il Just as easy fog Q man % NAH,
fol % himself on tAs plains - IA
west ~ a Newport o. aarateaa. whsE
De- had cooked down ks admitted thal
b. was IN the wrong. bua q required
n'oze moral courage than he possessed
90 ride over and make . confession. IN
this emergency Ne haunted the aprine
until he found cut fFOm Martha. the
c0lored woman. that on q certain day
AMI date Miss Rose and the sergeant
we're 20 take q two mile walk to a Ger
tain lilnestOne cave On the hanks Of the
river.
Every man has . friend somewhere
n he viii only hunt him uD. After
thinking things over Joe decided Go 20
% Old man Barnes. who kept a saloon,
eating house aud . sort Of menaserie
ir town. and when his case had been
stated the cd man replied:
-Easiest thing In the weird. my boy.
You want % run that sergeant on the
ranch aud make q hero of yourself ~
the same time"
-
could be run" was protested.
Make no mistake. my boy You can
run his eOat tails cat straight n Oaly
yOu g. about IL right
But how can Z make . hero % my
seIfY'
That's a part Of the game. SOu
listen To me-
Three days later the sergeant rode
up 90 the ranch with his chest pulled
out ani q complacent lOOk on his face.
lie felt that he Was = winner. He was
going to bOnOr the ranchman's dangh-
ter by tahlag her into Uncle sans
service.
His welcOne wasn't quite a. genial
~ u might have been. - Mis- Rose
Was beginning 20 feel cOnscience str.ck-
en- about Joe Whltman- she had found
On mature Consideration that she liked
Joe very much. and when q girl viii
admit that and he sorry that she iiiTte,l
with another man AZ the SAME time she
h very near the point Of loving.
The horse was left a. the stableA. aud
the pair started for the cave on foot
On the way the sergeant GOT ready 90
pFUpose. but . rattlexnaks created q
diversion lie made ready q second
time. but = stray steer had % b.
ciubbed agay. and 90 the river was
reached wItheut . recruit being addei
% the army.
The cave contained three rOoms and
was accounted q woader. A torch that
had een prepared was lighted. and the
couple entered the dArk mouth. but
had hardly reached the center % the
nrst room when they we're saIuied lsy
sRrh q growing and eia wing and roar.
ing a. held them sTeIlbound fog q me-
meat. Then a. . monster bear came
rushing at them from one % the inner |
rooms the Doughty sergeant hnOks for |
daylight and fed at bis test pace. Ths |
calls Of the Eir were unheetled lie
hadn't served twelve years In the array
10 bccoue bears msaL HE waited q
wife. and Company q wanted . second |
lsuRdress. but he would Try % end the |
woman On town he covered ths mile |
% the house wlthOut . break and then |
mountel hls gallant stsed and set 81 |
for the fort tie even forget % leave
best wishes behind
Meanwhile Miss Rose lad stanhled /
and fallen aud tainted sway. 70 vas
~ good q ehAnce - . hear ever had /
bul this particular animal failed 90
take advantage u the OccasioaL
In the FRA place. he was muzEled
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

Let ~ sssas your basiRess station
cry. canaA boOklets. blsttera etc.
Our prices are ~ loo az any and cur
workmanship = better thaa many.
NKws PUnLfsnrEe Co, DeIand
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

pasey Pries Hss . EtsspsR.
ne sum q sAT5o yEas paid q 10
IA tha olhsr ar, fsfan eseAaa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28
STORIES or Sam JONES
Notable Incidents In the Georgia
EVangeiist's Career.
HcS He REFORMED A DRUEKARD

1evtyallst's ssSgg - . Mas Whs
Tea NE AsSt-s LtssssIiy aaa Case
Oct Ussl-PaFsIss NE % Eos via
Oss &C tfas Asai~ness-A saaUls 90
Has Vsreeful Laasuase.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

- ea1o Said ~ ne ny
Take taNa1iee Rlu1a Qulnins Tnhassa An
Svf<f.s sstuee ne moeey nt fn.s ~ eurs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

M ga ~szlasi eRsgUs 1.ussseB On
- !: - = :: X; s:'i = 49, -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

Several Combinations 81 Baddsr..
PrsbahiF tssIuaiaG FSrslEasr.. Are
EsPeet~d 60 Pus ~ Their TsRdsss
Bee the GF-st URdsrtakisG - Nasa
ESuip@sst % ~ Placed ss Coatras-
tors Disposal
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

A single womaR SFOae ana stood win
meekly downcass eyeA To dszcTibs her
In kindly way. ons w0uld say hame-
y. Ths Rev. Mr.. Joass resied be ear.
neSs eyes upoa heE.
Vol CD blsss yOu. SISTER" be said
~ eertninly r. pity that yea dlant"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-28

TIE Rsv. sam Jonea was at al tines
% say TIE least. forcefui IN he Ian
guaNs. says SDeeesA Above aIi tblnxs
be osjected % prSsenss q sapersaint.
liRssA IN reiiEion heing something o.
ths 'shlrt sieeves~ er,ics. On Ons o.
caslsn The Essivalist had taken fer his
tsxt ~vsnity- and % point he moral
aid.
-Now. n there b Q woman IN shs
coaUegation this morning who eidn't
leok Into ths mlrroF before ecmlng %
ne nsstlag want - - hsr. want
hG ta.etnn1 ~ -
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-06-02

At a meeting of the Democratic
leaders a few days ago the question
of fusion was preached, but receivls
absolutely no favor. The Democrats
expect to be strong enough to carry
the election alone
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-06-02

Last weeks edition of Truth was
probably the most numerous edition.
of any paper ever published in Salt
Lake. 1t was well received and high
ly complimented.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-06-02
TRUTHS.

Allan Lovey, the best cartoonist west
Lake Herald. The newspaper frater-
nifty unanimously welcome him, and
so does the public, which knows
and enjoys his work thoroughly. The
Herald, by getting him back, has partly
rectified the monumental mistake it
made in letting him go away.
Some lively developments in regard
to the postoffice and the dastardly, cur
IRISH fight the Tribune has been max
ing on Postmaster Thomas will come
to light within the next few weeks or
maybe days. 1t will appear that the
Tribune has for many months had in
it's pay employees of the postoffice, fur
nishing it with material to make its
false and contemplate charges against
the postmaster and that those same
employees purposely and maliciously
delayed the delivery of letters and
purposely sent letters to wrong ad.
dresses and placed other letters in
wrong boxes in the postoffice in order
to bring censure and disgrace on the
postmaster Postmaster Thomas has
been "backcapped" by ours who were
employed by the ours that do currish
work for the Tribune. No man who is
a thoroughbred, or even a half-breed,
could be induced to cover himself with
the Slime and filth which is the native
element of The Tribune. But what else
could be expected of such as Thomas
Kearns? A history of the despicable
conspiracies in which Mr. Kearns has
been the prime mover for the last
twenty years would make interesting
reading. From the murder in Nebraska
not to speak of the previous occur
rences, to the Eula Wray scandal In
Salt Lake with all it's ramifications
and the plots and scandals since then
in which the ex-senator engaged would
if told, astound the public, and revol,
decent people.
The Tribune complains that the
press and people have been knocking
the Silver King mine. The Tribune
suueals like the yellow dog 1t Is
suueals before it is hurt. The press
has handled the Silver King with kit
gloves. Is it the fault Of the public
that Silver King stock has fallen from
$50 a share to 500 or $25 share? Ii
it the fault of the public that JohI
HAYS Hammond and other noted min
ing experts twice turned down thu
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-06-02

chase the property? Is 1t the fault of
the people that the mine directors
passed one dividend altogether and cut
the succeeding divided from the usual
100000 to $4,000? Is it the fault of
the people that the ore from the Silver
King has deteriorated in quality and
fallen off in quantity? If the Silver
King can buy other ground and keep
up it's record, well and good. Nobody
will envy the proprietors or put any
obstacles in ,neir way, but the public
is entitled to the facts as they exist.
So Postmaster Thomas has been ex-
onerated again. Five times he has
been investigated on charges trumped
up by the Tribune, and each time has
come out with flying colors and with
out stain. The department at Wash
ington is now pretty well informed re-
garding the Tribune and it's methods.
So is the Salt Lake public. Even Mr..
Thomas enemies won't approve OF
the "backcapping" the Tribune has
been doing in the postoffice matter.
The American" party managers are
very anxious that the Inter-Mountain
Republican should suspend publication.
When Mr. .Blunck sold out they hailed
it as a sign of approaching disintegra-
ton, but they only fooled themselves.
The change put the paper on a more
solid financial basis than it occupied
before. The Inter-Mountain is here,
and here to stay.
The Tribune, Herald and Telegram
chose to speak disparagingly of Dun
can McAllister, the new manager of
the Inter-Mountain Republican. 1t
pleased the three jealous sheets ann
didn't hurt Mac. Mr.. McAllister is a
pretty smart business man and will
make good" on the Republican or we
are very much mistaken.
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The Tribune doesn't like Senator
Sutherland. That's good deal to
Mr.. Sutherland's credit. 1t is rather
funny to think of men like Tom
Kearns, curious j. Cannon and the gal
liant Colonel Nelson attempting to be-
little the mental abilities and stability
of character of Senator Sutherland,
man who has more brains than the
whole Tribune gang combined. It's
also amusing to read in the Tribune
about how the dignity reputation and
power of the state suffered by the
election of Mr.. Sutherland to the sen.
ate What on earth happened to the
dignity and reputation of the state by
the election of Tom Kearns and Furi-
GUS ]. cannon as United States SEN
ators-a pair of characterless black.
guards? How Tom did uphold the
dignity of the state!
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Among those who attended the
meeting of the state committee of the
American" party on Thursday even
| ing were the party's boss, Thomas
Kearns, David Keith, ]. E. Darmer,
Joseph Lippman, Ben Haywood, P. j.
DAILY and A. j. Weber.
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The report of the commission
charged with the investigation of the
Agricultural College shows the abso-
lutte correctness of the position taken
by Truth in regard to the college
about year ago, a position which it
maintained against the entire daily
press of Salt Lake.
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| Last weeks edition of Truth was
probably the most numerous edition