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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Tie house. In committee Of the whole
placed an amendment in the urgent de-
ae-ency bill waving the eisht-hour Law
n rhs P.nama canal xons 30 far as for
aga laborers are concerned.
The statehood bill providing for two
new states consisting Of Indian terri
tory and Oklahoma and New Mexico
and Arizona, respectively. was passed
by the house BY a vote Of ls4 to Is0
There were many absentees.
The republican insurgents" went
down to defeat in the house in their at
l;enpt to gain cugtIol OF the rule. the
terns Of which were 20 govern the state
food bill in its passage through the
house There was a warm debate pre-
reding the vote that was full Of sting.
The house te1eated an attempt to
sasrzft On the urgent deficiency bill a
provision ahrogzring the eight-hour
av In 30 far A. IL applied to work in
the sthnian canal zone, and set its
foot down on canal commissioners re-
eeiving other compensation than their
ssiartes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01
NEW HEAD FOR FIELD STORE
Private Secretary Jenes Onfy MAJ
Familiar with Its Naa-
Rg~aeaa-

Chicago. Jan. 2s.-AeeCrding 10 cred
ible information, Arthur p. Jones,
nominated in the will of the late Mar
shall Field as one OF the executors Of
ais estate. will become the virtual head
OF the dry goods establishment Of Mar
shall Field Il Co.
zones, who was Fields private Sec
retary. is the only one Of the execu-
tors and trustees OF the estate named
who has even a general knowledge Of
the management OF the house Field
IL appears. owned every share OF stock
i'm the corporation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

st. Louis. Jan ss-The Thomson
bill. increasing salaries of members Of
the municipal assembly from $500 to
se.iso year. has been passed by city
council IL will now go to the .,ouse OF
delegates. 10 enacted. the presen: as
sembly will not share in its benefits.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Washington, Ind. i'm s9.-wher
Mrs Joseph Frederick returned home
from a grocery. she found her 3-year-
old daughter lying upon the noor
wrapped In flames. anu the carpet
ahIaze. The child's dress caught fire
from a eook-stove- She died within
ar hour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Birmingham. Ala. Jan. 2s-The nail
mill of the Southern Steel Co. formerly
known as the Alabama Wire and Steel
Co. controlled by the AsssrS. Schuelers,
was destroyed BY hre Sunday night. en-
failing a loss Of between s75.0o0 and
81. zoe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Pekin. Jan 2s.-The dowager empress
has sent to the American legation q
number OF wedding present for Miss
Alice Roosevelt. The presents consist
Of costly jewels. silks and ermine robes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Washington. Jan 2e.-Gov George
r. Carter Of Hawaii Is seriously Ill at
Honolulu according To a eablegram re.
ceived here by Territorial Secretary ]
c. Atkinson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01
THE Weeks NEWS
TERSElY OUTLINED
II gpitsos Of the Most rmportsn,
Evsan At Hsme and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

~hsa Congress " Dstss, Together
With Lssess Dev eisv .e.ss IN the
Internal Tsvsbies An Rsssaa. a.s
fseos Called frs.s l.psrsa.s Hav-
Ssssags An over the WsrsA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

-. :.
"n.y nonoes ssls paId ~ ' 'n'
wAlls On zen 'o<epn "nsele ~ sH'
- u -
. a. ~. -. - !,
sum s'on iot in'erlnene In Ai'iA -'1
oooy found In the ohlo lNei
rear CAIRO. III. has been idenuned a
mat or Nrs- Rosa N2ngrum, OK Nasn'
Vile. Tenn, who left that city for 81
Louis and Chicago on W. C. T. I. Dusi'
ness From the fact that no money OF
vasuahies were found on the body II Is
presumed Mrs. Mangrum was murdered
aud robbed and her body thrown lnte
1e river
The body Of Henry FuIkerson. who
killed. W. +. Drake, prominent Mime
spoiis (Ninn.l dentist. during a dis
pute over a bill Of 45 cents, was found
u corrneid near Ashley. n d. VIII
Indications pointing TO suicide.
Rev. Matthew O'Keefe. pastor of the
Roman Catholic church Of the lmmaeu-
late Conception. New York. who was
chaplain Of Mahone's brigade IN the
confederate army. died in New York %
pneumonia. aged IS years
An o6,cial report submitted to the
Japanese diet shows that the actual
outlay for the war with Russia was:
For the army, s4s5. 90. 600. and for the
navy, 80, ,00o. 900.
The Standard Oil Co. has issued or
eers that hereafter only one-third OF the
nid-ecnffnent nelds' output on OIL VIII
Be bought. owing to the Threatened en-
haryo on us TRANSPORTATION ,nroukn 'ne
bsafs OF Missouri
Carl johnson. suspected OF being one
pf. three men who held up otto nader
In his hotel in Minneapolis. MINI, on
the nisht Of December q last. and VINO
disappeared. was arrested on board
ship in Charleston IS. c. hArbor
where he was working as a coal
passaf.
Mayor Dunno d Chicago has signed
She municipal ownership bill recently
passsd
Seven buildings connected with tne
Cnited States naval training station a.
Coasters Hartor island, Newport. r. l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01
ZEE SITUATION IN Russia.

Gen. Linevitch reports all quiet with
the Marchurian armies. also that order
has been restoretr in vIadfvostok. where
the mutineers have been disarmed-
Following several serious encounters
tstvesn rsvoluticnizts ard troops In
Transcaucasia, Ger- Alikhanor arrived
With troops from Tifis and restored or
Ger.
Another mutiry Is IN progress AZ
yladivosfok. worse, Il is said. than that
of November last Sailors and artiller-
fsss hold the Holy Innocence" battery.
ard are vela supplied with machine
gins and munitions. Fresh troubles
have also broken cut IN the Caneasss.
According to Official accounts re-
esiyea n ST Petersburg the Baltic
PROVINCES are now quiet Nearly all
of The southern province OF CouTland
5 occupied BY troops LaSIessusss
ssill reisns Al Riga and in LivoniA
\ 81 Petersburg dispatch reports
the execution Of ts revoinrionists in
prs village In the province Of LivOnia.
Urzer the convenient fiction that thsy
we're shot while trying 70 escape
A nsv party with q platform Of Rus
Ea for the Russians has been formed
Al Moscow to uphold the principles Of
the extreme right in the douma- Its
prugranme Is -antocrsey and ortho-
dnxy In RUSSIA are one and indfvisibls- .
Azrters aprear to be gradually quiet
i1g down The rsvolzticn1r.ss. disap-
pointed In the aftituGs II the soldiers,
a. a body. and the peasanrry are cunning
10 the conclusion that il Is either a ecu
st-tutionzI monarchy or q military die
Iatorxhip. and they prefer the former.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

The importance OF ''Growing Green
wood demands the building of new and
more commodious passenger and freight
depots. The subject is receiving at
tention at the present and the people Of
that thriving city hope to have better
facilities before the year closes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Natehez raised bonus OF $4,000 20
secure the Mississippi Central railroad
and has completed all arrangements to
have the road come in Work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible, and it is
said that in eighteen months it will be
in operation all the way from Natchez
via Hattiesburg to Pascagouia- its orig
| inaI deep-water destination This road
has a good country contiguous to It's
route and will prove Of great benefit to a
large section o. country heretofore
| Zishous transportation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Good roads should be the slogan Of
all good citizens until some eoncers OF
action by the several counties of the
State Is taken to bring about this bliss
ful state of affairs Money cannot DC
spent in a better service than for good
roads. Keep the matter alive
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

Hon c. l. Kennedy presented the
Guntown Hot Times with a turnip that
weighed IL IL pounds and was not
through growing when taken from the
ground. Friend Brown will need an
axe to slice Of a meal from this monster
turnip, and what difference does it
make il subscribers are little slow
bringing in truck during the balance of
the year? He is fairly well fixed for
a long winter. Lee county IS all right
when it comes to vegetables and pro-
duce in general.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-01

The truckers of LOngbeach and other
coast points are shipping great deal
of radishes, lettuce and other produce
to Northern markets and receiving
handsome figures for it. They are IN
u position to reach the markets early
and get the highest possible prices.
Think of Mississippi shipping vege-
tables in January, and that. too, raised
without the afkof glass or other aTti-
fetal methods, IL is great old State
and the soo1 pur people fully ap.
preciate thsvlSet the better for al eoo-
cerrsA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
Social Personal

Mrs f. B. Bailey delightfully."- en-.
tertained at the Casino last evening
in honor of the twenty-first birthday
OF her son Mr.. Gordon Bailey. Dane.
ing continued until nearly midnight,
when elegant refreshments we're
served from Hotel Warwick.
Miss Helen L.eylander of Rich.
mond. is the guest of her aunt Mrs.
j. Kennedy Cnrss, on West avenue
Mr. a. W. paugh,rey, bookkeeper
at the c. and NJ. Bank, accompanied
by his father, Mr. D. p. Daughtrey.
Of Suffolk. visited his childhood
home in Hartford. n. c., on sunday.
Miss Bessie E. Alley and Messrs.
Jerr2 and Grover Alley have been
called to Richmond on account of
the illness of Miss Alleys father.
Miss Annie Wingfield has return.
ed from a visit 10 Norfolk.
Miss Anna Sears has returned
from Richmond after visit of three
weeks
Nh. l. q McMurran, of Washing,
ION and Lee University, Lexington,
Na' arrived in the city yesterday
to spend day or two with friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
SCHOONER FANNIE PALMER
BRINGS S4l.500 AT AUCTION
Owner Bid Within Five Hundred
Dollars Of Purchase Price-ln-
terest in Sale.

S. Hoaglanh. of Portsmouth.
bought the fivc-mastcd schooner Fan.
mic Palmer at auction at the local
shipyard yesterday mt noon, paying
Sil, 800 for the vessel Captain
William Palmer, owner of the
schooner, bid $4,000 anu it was
thought that he would buy it in. but
lie refused to meet the last offer of
lis competitor
Considering he condition of the
Palmer it is thought that she
brought a good price She is dis,
mantled and has several holes in
her bottom as the result of her stay
oil the beach on The Atlantic coast
recently.
Judge Waddll of the United
states District Court, ordered the
sale of the schooner to satisfy sal
wage claim OF $4,000. brought by
Hudson and Brothers, of Norfolk.
Il is probable that the new own,
ers of the Palmer will have her ov.
erhauled and put in seaworthy con
dition at the local yard
Deputy United States Marshal
West conducted the sale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
Common Council Amends Ordinance
Recently Adopted by Board
Of Alderman.
ADDITIONAL OFFICE NOT WANTED
Present Corps Of Officials Deemed
Capable Of Handling All Business
Of city-uneventful session Of
council-Mr. Hudgins Elected
trustee.

An ordinance creating the office
Of meter inspector, adopted by the
beard of aldermen, was last night
amended by the common council so
as to give the title of city electri.
clan 10 the electrician of the fire de.
partment and require that official
to inspect water. gas AMI electric
metres.
The amendment was offered by
,Mr Ketchum. who said that this
change would avoid wha, most of
the councilmen are opposed to. the
creation of all additional office. The
ordinance as amended sets forth
that the city electrician shall. upon
application. inspect meters ana col.
lect a fec Of 80 cents for his work.
If the meter is found to be i'm prop.
Ell condition., the consumer is re
quired to pay the inspection fee,
but In case the meter Is out Of order
the gas, electric or water company
must pay the fec
The council met in regular Sos.
sion last night. There was little
business of Importance on the cal
endar and The session would have
been brief one if the members
mad not engaged In lengthy dis
cuSSlon upon the report Of the con.
ference committee in regard to the
lirDnGa tnS
Col, Marquis Jones. president OF
the board of aldermen, opened the
meeting with prayer. President d.
S Jones was in the chair and the
members present were Bnllentine,
Christie, Davis, Harris, James, Kel.
lum' ketchum, I.lwellyn, Marshall.
Morgan, Via, West, Washburn and
Wilkins.
The conference committee, repor;.
Ing upon the contractors license tax
matter. recommended that the Ii.
cense, be made $50 per year for gen
eral contractors and s25 for sub.
factors Various members strenu.
ously favored a graduate tax ana
after long-drawn-out argument it
was decided to ask for another con
ference.
An ordinance providing for the is
snance of coupon bonds for $4,000
TO redeem series of the fire de
paftment bonds maturing July 81
1906 was Offered by Mr.. Eavis
and referred to the finance CONT
tee Various other measures pre-.
sented when the roll was called at
Tered BY the president to proper
the close of the meeting were re.
committees.
Ar- Harris called attention to the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
Mr.. Hudgins Trustee.

just before the common council
meeting, the council and board of
aldermen held a joint session and
electric Mr.. Floyd "A. Hudgins a
school trustee from the first dis
trici, to fill the vacancy caused by
Captain a. B Malleit's refusal TO
serve
Mr. Hudgins was nominated by
Mr.. Ballentine aud was not opposed,
receiving the unanimous vote of the
joint session Col. Marquis Jones,
president of the board of aldermen.
presided.
Health Committees.
The health committee Of the coun-
Gil met last night. auditing bills and
disposing of routine business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
Health Committees,
ENTER TAlNMENT FOR PUPILS
CIVIC Improvement Committee

Civic Improvement Committee of
Educational Association in Charge.
The civic improvement committee
of the Newport News Educational
Association gave All enjoyable enter
tainmcnt at the Twcniy.cight strcct
school Yesterday afternoon An adj.
dress to the pupils by Mr.. John
w. Morton was one of the features
of The program
Arrangements are HOW being
made for a public entertainment al
one Of The schools
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02

See REYNOLDS Bros rent "ad."
special care taken OF property. 2e.s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
HlsERNlANs CELEBRATE.

Annual Banquet and Ball Given at
the Casino Monday Evening.
The Ancient order OF Ilibernians,
division No /, assisted by the La,
cies Auxiliary, gave its annual bal
and banquet at the Casino Monday
evening The affair was one of the
most enjoyable in the history of the
local organization.
Mr. Bryan O'Iiara was toastmast-
'er An excellent musical program
was rendered during the evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
sprino Uniforms

All police officers working in the
day time were yesterday ordered to
appear IN their summer uniforms
ana hemiets Flo the present the
nisht-shift will he permitted to wear
their winter clothing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
SUBMARINE IN DRY DOCK.

Lake Boat Having Lead Keel Set
In Place.
The Lake submarine cruiser Lake
was Heated into dry dock NJ. at
the local shipyard yesterday atterEoon
TO have her lead keel set in place and
necessary repair work done to her hull
The cruiser was given a speed test
in James river yesterday morning and
from all reports the test was entirely
satisfactory
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02
Home seekers. Atlen.ia,

see the good Groom and bath south.
ern exposure dwelling. three lots. nica
l,acation, only $4,000; also good Groom
dwelling with porcelain bath, 1880
Terms to suit NELMS MARYE. ROY.
ENTON & CHAPLIN, Inc, Real Estate
Insurance. Loans, Rents and Invest.
ment Bonds. 4.293t cod
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-02

fact that many people were laboring
under the impression that the mark
ct ordinances were still in force
These measures were rescinded
with the closing Of the market some
time ago.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
Daylight Express viii
Leave For Phoenix
At 9:40 A. N.
Reductions Are Made In
Local Fares After
July !.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

tFtOHi iuceuuy Dhlly.)
Yesterday a new time card went
into effect on the $. +. p. and p, and
Bradshaw Mountain railroads.
According to the new schedule, II.
southbound Daylight Express will leave
here in the morning for Phoenix At
$3.50 n. M, while the southbound D,.
inond 10 leaves for tho capital d,y
at s:35 in the evening.
Northbound for Ash Fork the Dia.
mond 10 will leave at 1855 n. m., and
the Daylight Express at 2:57 10 u.
afternoon.
The Coast Limited will leave 70,
Ash Fork mt $3.50 on Tuesday and Sat.
irday evenings, and tho time Of d..
parturc of the Crown King train /,
the morning has been changed to 7:?s
In accordance with the recent order
for a reduction Of the passenger rates
along the Santa Fc lines, the local pa,
scngcr agents office is exceptionally
busy at this time preparing a new To-
cal passenger tariff for the ST.. p
and Z. and branch lines.
On and after July LIST tickets from
Prescott to Phoenix will cost cess,
while the rate to Ash Fork has bee,
reduced TO $2:s5.
This action Of the Santa Fe Paci,
management will hae the effect Of re-
ducing rates to all points from .hs
Atlantic to the Pacific seaboards and
from the Dominion Of Canada 10 Oh
Mexico.
The machine, repair, boiler and
blacksmith shops of tho railroad are
also the scene Of much activity. These
departments employ In the neighbOr'
hood Of 100 men, many Of the me-
chanics being required to work ove''
time.
In the machine shop, engine No. 81
is being subjected TO q general over
hauling, while in the boiler shop en-
CINE No. IL is being treated TO a new
and first class FIRE box, which was
manufactured in the shops, and e.
CINE No. 10 will be similarly served
ns soon as No. IL IL taken from The
repair track Of the shop.
All Of the shops are fitted with The
best modern equipment capable Of turn
ing out any class Of work required 90
the road.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

lumber and supplies for his mining
camp.
Back from Vacation.
Mrs. W. X. Flora and daughter ar
rived home on Sunday evening last
from the coast, whore they were on n
vacation.
A Professional visit.
Attorney J. !. Hawkins, of the law
firm Of Hawkins, Ellinwood & Ross,
left on Sunday evening for profcs
sional visit TO Bisbce.
On Company Business
A. T.. Taylor, chief clerk in the pas.
scngcr agents office Of the :. +, j..
and T.. left on the southbound last cv.
cning for = business visit 90 Phoenix
Back from Long Beach.
r. ". Brown ~ Long Beach. who IA
interested in n promising mining prop
crty in the Verde district. is in the
city on mining business.
Back from Visit
County Assessor II. J. Sullivan re-
turned early yesterday morning from
an official visit tothe Humboldt,
Mayer and Crown King districts.
A Flying visit
!. u. Glenn. the Upper Verde stock.
man, paid n flying business visit to
the city yesterday, returning home on
the afternoon Daylight Express.
On the Sick List.
y. ID. Billinghurs'. principal Of the
city schools, was taken to the Mercy
hospital on Sunday last. suffering from
n severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Left for Phoenix.
M. l.. Van Horn. passenger agent of
the Pennsylvania lines, with head.
quarters mt Los Angeles, left last cv.
cning on the southbound after n plea.
SAINT business visit here.
Passed Through.
+. VI. Byron, southern California
agent of the New York Central rail
road. passed through last evening on
the puthbound Diamond 10 en- route
to Phoenix on railroad business
An Official Visit.
Deputy internal revenue collector
Richard DcKuhn is in the city on M
official visit. He left yesterday fol
the Poland section, ard will return to
day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
BIsBEE ESTIMATE OF YAvAPAI1
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Under the caption of "Only Gre
knockor in tho Bunch" tho Bisbee
Review thus pays its respects to
the "ofiicial pnper" Of Yavnpa
county.
Although the principal nations on
the western continent have semi OH
cialiy commended the Arizona Rangers
and the Bisbee and Douglas volun'
teers for their splendid action in the
recent Cananea affair, there is little
dinky newspaper somewhere up ID
iavapai county, called the Newsle''
aid of Martinez, operated and control
led by one Eli Perkins, which b"
placed the seal of its august disapprO'
val on the patriotic steps taken BY
the Americans of southern Arizona
to assist those of their own blood N
Sonora. who were thought TO be 10 dire
distress.
This official paper Of YavaPa'
county says In its caption, why mol
abolish Arizonas cavalry because
OF the three rangers having crossed tho
line. When the details of the affair
reach the home Of this editor, when
may be within the next month, he vi"
probably learn that there were some
400 private citizens Of Arizona IN ."
party which crossed the line to pro-
tect' II necessary, Ansfieen lives aud
american ptcResty ,whSs AAis becomes
known to TIE. editor Of the bypbenar
ed weekly. he win probabl! AL 'o'
the failing Of the whole busch. u "
also understood that the Yavapai '"
hc'ai organ is also . pro-joint state
n 'od bowler, which probably sccou'''
roy n.t tho vaAipa'Ps sdiso''.l' Of '"'
e..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
Letters from The People
COL. WILSON'S INTERVIEW.

Editor journal Miner.
Knowing in advance your antipatby
to joint statehood arguments of any
character, yet I nm constrained to ask
the privilege Of replying to Colonel
Wilson's interview Of the 10th inst.
"Truth crushed 10 earth shall. rise
again,
The eternal years Of God are hers;
hut Error, wounded, wrthcs with pain
And dies among his worshippers.
Yes, as Colonel Wilson says. the
statehood bill is of the boards. and
with n Observation-Disclosures that hi.
fathers" will continue 10 rest undis
tnrbed by the avoidance OF great ca.
lamity. he hastcns TO place himself in
the limelight ms willing "martyr''
for any stray political job that might
be SHE'D in his direction.
The subtlcncss with which this
whole statehood fasco has been gerry.
wandered by the politicians Of both
parties OF Arizona principally con.
gresS, who are in the pay Of corpora.
tions) In as cruel, devilish and design.
ing against the earning capacity of
every working man III this territory
M any autocratic measure ever de.
creed by the Gar Of Russia. Tho bic
railroad corporations assisted by the
large mining corporations under one
gigantic head, octopus, trust, or hell y
own anointed, or any other name or
combination Of names which you wish
to call 1t, is the ethiopian mot en-.
sconccd within the tabled woodpile. lint
no stands eonspicuously forth. bril-.
liant in his ebony hue, the recipiant Of
the plaudits of Hell's Own Anointed
and the quiet condemnation Of the Old,
pressed and suppressed.
Let Colonel Wilson disprovc tho
existence Of the Ethiopian and then
! will unite with him in his second
effort to grasp the bloody hand of his
assistant conspirator, the Republican or,
ganization, and complete the "garrot.
ing Of the working men Of Arizona
that was begun by them less than a
year ago.
When President Roosevelt recon-.
mendcd to congress the making Of two
sovereign states out Of the four Ter.
ritories, he had in view, beyond doubt
the Illumination Of the many abuse,
now PVacticcd in said territorie,
through the formation Of the coustitu
ton for tho new state. His stst.
hood 'ecommsndation was endorsed BY
William Jsnninss Bryan, and In HI.
paper, the Commonsr, Mr.. Bryan sd
.vised the Democrats in consrsss \,
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