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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
PITTSBURG, Oct. 1.-A tele-
gram this morning to Mrs. James
Scott, of this city, from Steuben.
vile, O., reads: Frederick and I
were married here yesterday" 1t
was signed Nellie" The mes.
sage revealed the elopment of
Frederick Cole Fairbanks, son OF
the vice president, and Miss Nellie
Scott, daughter Of Mrs. James
Scott.
Miss Scott was one of the most
prominent and accomplished young
women of the East End, a suburb
of Pittsburg. Objection by Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks is
sadi to be the reason for the elop.
ment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11

Police Commissioner ONO today
sent a communication to Chief of
Police Waller advising him to in
vestigate the Warwick poolroom,
Rein Bros. & Froh. the jewelers.
holding auction sales, three pawn
brokers whose names were not
given out, and seven stloons, the
names of which are also withheld
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
TOTAL LEVY OF 81 MILLS

amount to 80 mills. The county
levy will be 1914 mills; the city
levy has already been fixed at IL
mills and special school levy for
district No. 81 is tx mills.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
IN
A Tunnel
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Three
men, two of them construction
foremen, were killed in the Penn
sylvania railroad tunnel by an ex-
plosion this morning A dozen
workmen weer badly injured. The
woodwork caught fire Immediately
after the blast, making escape i'm
possible.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
VETERAN FROZEN
TO DEATH

CLEVELAND, Oct. 11.--John
Reese, a veteran of the Civil war,
froze to death last night. He lived
alone and had no fire in the house.
Reese planned to start for the SOL
diers' home today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
RATHER HANG Than BE
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER

(Scripps News Association.
CHICAGO, Oct. LTD rather
hang tomorrow than be John D.
Rockefeller" said Daniel Frances,
negro, today as the death watch
was placed over him preparatory
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
SOCIETY WEDDING.

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 11.-Miss
Evelyn Blight and M. A. Sands were
married today. The wedding is the
event OF the fall season of the Four
Hundred.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
SERIOUS

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Mrs. JEFF
ferson Davis illness is regarded as
serious today. Her cold has failed
to yield to treatment
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11

The county commissioners to-
morrow will take up the question
of fixing the tax levy for this year.
The total levy for Spokane on city,
state, county and school will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
WORKING overtime

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 11.-Bryan
spoke today at Lebanon, Spring
field, Monet and Joplin. He is bill
ed for six towns tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. lit Is
estimated that $4000,000 damage
was done this morning by frost to
Burley tobacco in "a counties OF
Ohio, Kentucky and ILNiana.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
JUDGE BENNETT
KILLED

SALT LAKE, Oct. 11.-Judge c.
w. Rennett, for many years one
of the leading mining attorneys of
Utah, was killed here this morning
by street car.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
(Scripps News Association.)

\OCIlppb NeWs AosoCidtioH'P
CHICAGO, Oct. II Warren c..
Fairbanks, another son of the vice
president, when Informed by the
Scripps News association of his
brothers elopement was surprised.
He never heard of Miss Scott and
didn't know his brother contem-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11

to execution tomorrow for killing
his wife and Dora Scroggs. He
accused the Scroggs woman Of per-
suading his wife to remain away
from him. The argument ended
in double murder.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
MAIL
: WRECKED
g.
(Scripps News Association.)

1NCWS A-sOCIutTOlsJ
ST. LOUIS. Oct. ii.-The Iron
Mountain fast mail train jumped
the track while making up lost
time in the city limits today, kill
ing one and injuring 10. Dead:
Engineer John Caspar. Three in
jured may die.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Oct. IL
The republicans today nominated
George Utter for governor and
Frederick Jackson for lieutenant
governor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
HEAVY SNOW

(Scripps News Association.)
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct. IL
Heavy snow fell over most of the
state today. Wires and trees are
down.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11

WAWONA. Oct. 1.-THE body Of
II. w. Upper, who fell over cliff
in Yosemite valley. was found this
morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
YOUNG ToLsTol EXPELLED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. IL
Count Tolstoi, the younger, was ex-
PEELED from the semstvos today for
signing the Viborg manifesto.
REED FOUND GUILTY,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
9C00o0o 5000 5000 20

II you fall to register
before October 16 you can't
vote. Until that date the
registration books In the
city hall will be open all day
and until 9 o'clock in the
evening.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11

all of Laramie, Wyo., were killed.
Brakeman Simms was fatally hurt.
Traffic is stopped. An unidentified
tramp was also killed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-11
FOUR KILLED IN COLLISION

RIDGE, Wyo., Oct. II In a head
on collision on the Union Pacific to-
day, Engineer Strong, Fireman
Kelley and Head Brakeman Meyers,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
SIN EFECT0

NJ produce etscto ninguno 10 Ga
rambolA que ha pretendido tirar III
AguiIa On su tnsro del Jueves dlti'
mo.
El oolega pierde au tempo y ~
trabsio.
Don Guillermo Schuck y don Eu
gspio Astol son muy buenos amigos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

Tod&s sus palaorAsi propOslsuFi
senllmientos, pensamiantos y sctos,
extsriorizAdos do tan dulzarrona ma
rera, ssrian solo una simple copia de
10 que penssmos, decimos, aenslmos y
hseemoH nosotres, los unionistas.
Con 10 agravsnte do que en- 10
historia del partido republicsno no
hay made, sbsolutsments NADIA que
tsndiese d iustiflsar esos alardes de
concordia y patrioiismo y eu 10 his
toria de la Uoi6n TODD contribuye q
| oue esas promesaa sean aceptadas ror
| las muchedumbres, como si fuesen Or
ticulos de f6.
Supopgamos que 10 plana mayor
orstoria iniciaae aus cfvicas pi 6lIcas
co San Juan.
| NAdis la ereeris, ro'qus los ss.
pectadores % representation inns gina
s!vamspte, & q ant en- Ia Fortaleza co
mo & un Ttberio min 6sculo on una
min ntscuIs Caprea; 10 deitrucci6n de
Ila imprenta en- gu 90 editsra el Dsa
rio de Puerto RICO, y las contorsiopes
epilA Apticas de la turbA' multa.
Vienen q Ponce y apsrece ants
sus oioa on caracssrss roiizoa sobre
Ifondo negro, eats luetuosa techa; 90
de Octubre.
Van q Msysgusz y les sale al pc
80 10 politiquilla corruptorA del gran
Matso
Y por donde quiera que fuese nc
veria mas que som Sras, sombras aan
grisntas y doliensea en- todas parties,
FrAncsmsnte, quien 90 inspiraris
con esoY
Cuando sgrupacionea & individuoi
!.tienen historiss. s...... Asi, no pueder
,moatrarse gallsrjsments en- nipguns
lparte
| Seris un solemne tonic sl usurers
que ,despu6s de acumulsr numsroso
caudales con las lfgrimas do viuda
y hueifAnos, se prssentase On Ldblio'
diciendo que gsn6 III capital msrcs'
al trabsio h)nrado. MaS ls valdri
sstar Ga 10 aombra apilando sus sscu
dos dc orc
). q pueblo pueitorr,qle6) no pue
do Greer, nj segair. nj escuchsr, 4 10
que direetA 8 adire iamer,s Ia cpr1
D mieron y hsie!aron,
Tsndrisn que entonAr oil 20 pscI
b dor, y el Mflor Harpandtz L6Pez 81
: milites son d1masiado orgullosos pa
ra eso.
81 He aQui por que el partldo rep'
blicAno essa llamado q desSparsC'
del cAtalogo de los v.voA para coup,
n uo alto promlnents en el catalogo
los musrtos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
IMPRRSIOIES Y NOT|C|AS

Lleg6 aver tarde de San Juan,
por ferrocarril nusstro buen amigo ,
compAflero don Q iinifn Negr6n San
iurjo, secressrlo dc la L'gs de NUM-
sipio, el sual permAuecsr a Agdnos
dias On Pones.
ReeibA nuestro cordial saludo.
-Por squi circular noticiss de
que los republicanoa tratAn dc eehsr
sl rs,to para gansr 81 distrito de
Aguadilla en- las pr6xlmas elecctones,
poniendo Allf como candidates. & la
Canara por su psrtido q las nguraa
mas car q ,terizadas dc su plana mayor.
nj ala az conseguir6n au obistc. ri
dissrito dc Aguadilla ssrA este afio
para 10 Union. Yea muy possible que
tambikn 10 ssa sl distrito dc Ponce.
Sc eneuenlran % Ponce el coro'
mel HAmill y sl eApitAa Lopez Disz,
Ell seniente Castro 90 halla on
Msyak u 90, On uso do licencia,
-Por infeaeei6n do los 0rdenan.
xaa munieipales fa6 hoy eondsn ado
por el JueE do Pas Angel Mercado
o. 40 dc multa, = las eoasas.
-El lunes pr6ximo, por 10 noche
celebrarAn IN mitin do propaganda
los unionissAs del bArrio primsro
Hay muchA animac.6n para csc oct,
polltico.
Hoy 90 hs fugsdo Hlginio Fl
i,gueroa, uno do los presos que traba
jan en- 10 carretsra de AdjuntSs, y q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
Fl D|SFRAZ DEL M|LANO

Be dice que sl Comite Eiecutivo
del partido rspublicauo deaignsra
una eomisi6n de propaganda, consti-
tuida por los oradores mas cara eteri-
Eados dc dicha colectividad para que
recorran 10 isls On rapidA towAfs.
No dudamos que formArian un be
llo cuSdro los seflores Hernandez Lo-
pee. Bsrboss, Degetsu, Guzman Be
nitex, Coll = Cuchf, Rossi y slgunos
mss, cuyos ilustres nomb:es 10 reoor
damos on este momento, prodigando
el verbo dc su slocuencia en- todos los
pueblos dc Puerto Rico. Serfa un
bouquet orAsorio del MAJOR relieve 90
ienso, que dejsria eststico dc pura
Hdmtraeion al zarrAdo y asendsreado
pals.
Lo que u ponemos On tsla de jul
cio y ain negsmCs rttundamenie-- -
easo dc que tal rumor fuese cierto 9
lu t4ese simple hablilla popular, 90
que eau campaha tribunicia surtiese
lus buenos sfectos sguardados por
aus Autores.
Acaso los produciria del TODD
contraproduseutss, porque-y vslgA-
monos ahora de IN diseretfsimo eu
fsmismo va uno q Greer en- 10 ino-
cencia do los milanos cuando & 6.tos
ca la hum rada de ataviarse Goa ell
plumsje do las paIomas9 Y 90 darfa
81 caso do un e:elo mas grands y ds
una mayor descon6arza por parte del
ID oiico oyeDte, al YER los aves dc
repiiia ocul.ando Las udas bsio el
ui. traz,
FL partido Yepublicano 90 70 per.
dido, psrdido sin remsdio.
Para ganar les elecciones no pu
diendo spslara 10 vlolencia como sr
ttros tiempos MIA tellces para d.
loh Hunt 6por que to taiste.. 10 :,
fusroni- 10 conviene, msior dicho, ne
10 queda otro remsdio que engatussl
oil pals.
Yaqui vienen las palsbras conss
gradAs; Las, orden, Lcordis, demo
craeia, libsrsad. 6 igualdad, + aterni
dad, para vsrstrlss sobrs L. esbes'
dol manic p6b loo, &C mo CASCADES d
brillantes leuts iuelss.
Y no deeimos dis m sntes, porqu
las piedr.s pl ,iosas las tenemos NOS
otros. Ellos no puedea ofrecer OR
coss que pedrerfs fslss, tan tAlsA co
mo su politics.
Hs ahl, entonceA al torvo mil sn
CON sl svangel 60 plumais dc las ps
lonas,
MAJ ocurrs una oosa risib,e Q
VerdAd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
Para los que qdIeran C0locar
hlen 81 dinero

Sc vends o Arrienda On Ponce, On
10 ealls ATOCHA, la mas c6ntrisa dc
la siudad enIrs las dos plAIAs prinoi-
pAlss, IN Almaoen do mAmpostesfa ,
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies pulga.
dAs 8 dc irente por ls cAIle del Sol ,
So IL pulgsdas por 10 dc ALTO HA
irente { las easas de EnmAnusll D @.
r, Valdeeilla Hsmauos 4 @.
For tensr este almseen dos arri.
mos 90 haoe muy iEoIl iAbrieArle una
plAntA alta; eoutn Angulo de nam
poStsris solamsnte, TAmhi6n una d.
dos plAnlAs mamposteria oontlRua .
anterior On ls ealls del SOL. El Qul
AdqulerA esla propi0dAd hsndrk u
buen inter6s de "a dine-o. Para 10
iorusS dirigirss { RAFAKL RIVER
EspsI, Sol IL Pon@,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
& asunto De los guaIdias Rivera
Verdades como punos

denuneis, sino por 10 lu,hs polisics
On que Va & sntrar ell pals.
Hoy, mas que nuuca convsndria
un siemplo de rigor fin dc que no 10
repitiesen samei antes actos, fkciles de
ser cometidos y &C honeatados on sitios
donde 90 sglomsran muchedumbres,
pues NADIA mas eomdn-y esto Sc he
visto muchss vsees que el idstidcar
atropellos Q ctud danos pacifcos, d.
ciendo que dabAn vcces subversivas 8
promovtan alb,rotos y des6rdenea.
Mas supong amos y o. mucho 81.
ponsr que Ia violsncia del domingo
no satuvisss sufisisntsmsnte probads,
para que 90 dsstituyese los guar.
dias susodichos.
Q ,edA 10 smbrisguez do los mis-
mos On aQuslla oesai6u, smbriaguss
que ha sido eertlhcada por an md dico.
81 institute de 10 Pollcta Iusular
tiens un rsglamento.
En- virtud de ESQ reglamsntaei6n,
no puedsn tormar parts del euerpo
mka que personas morales, honradas
do buenas costumbres.
SSon morales los policies que %
smbrisgsn y dan macana EOS bsio o.
| ir Hujo del alcoholp
No 10 son desde el momento or
que cometen se neiantes tAltAs.
Pues 81 Nd 10 son, por respeto & II
soe. .edad, por 10 trarquilidsd de lol
ciudadanos, por confederation 4 Il
disct ctpiins, por el propio prestigio d.
10 PolicfA Iaaular, los guardias GU
tales eosas hacsn debsn ser inmsdia
tanner ex pulsados del cuerpo,
ESQ % 10 que dsbe hacerse con 10
policfas Rivera, y no 90 ha hecho,
Yalo saben squellos guardias qu
ouieran imitar su eonduesa.
No hsya m edo de que los destitu
yan. si se embriagan y atrope!lan.
| Cuanto q los b ombres dc valor
diynidad tambien sAben el cAmino gu
les eumple ssguir, Cuando 90 vsan pr
. vados do gArantfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

'esreel. Han salido policfas en- ~
perseguimiento.
La ofcina de sanidad local ha
oonsulssdo 81 Boz rd superior si por
extirpsr 10 yerha que hay on el cemen.
terio civil pueds producirse el arran'
que de 10 semills, toda vez que su ex
tirpacl6n por el fuego 90 hAce imposi'
be,
En- el JLzgado de Paz: D JUL
clos contra Cecilio Vszquez, por In
fraction del reglamsnto dc earreterast
Absuelto.
Uno contra Maximir O.ivisri.
por ipiracei6n dc las ordenAnzAs mu'
nicipales. Absuelto.
-Por orden de 10 SsnidAd hA si-
do sscrifesdo y ertsrrado un eabslo
On el bsrrio sCerrillos con todas laa
tormalidsdes sanita'iaa.
eG CALZADO sin carton On las
suelss para nifos, especialidad en
ealxado fno para aeIora, dnieos van-
dedores do cslsado fno rccomendable
para eaballoros. El Lsdn Ponceno,
Calle del Comercio,
Ell Casino de Ponce dar& I'm bai.
le de oon6arza en- sus salones 10 ssA
mana entrante, el sAbado 26 del 60
rriente Mayo.
| Es induda Bile que resultar& bri'
l'snte, como 10 las las destas que ha
celebrado dieho cfrcu o social.
Sc encuentrsn sr riermas dos nj.
J, nss de nuestro amig don Q liniin Ne
gr6n Sapiurio.
| DeaeAmos su pronto resta blsei-
miento.
Han irgresado enla csrcsl de
distrito para cumplir condemns, Ne.
meaio Soler, dc Juana Disz, un mss
do prisi6n por esealsmiento on primer
grado; y Monssrrate N ewes, do Toa
Ats, un aho por hurso mayor,
Ell miin snunciado por 10 sub,
i iunta del barrio primsro para 10 no
che del abAdo pFtx!mo, 90 tran. arid
per acuerdo de squslla para el ldnsa
21 col actual & las I dc 10 nochs.
-Hoy 4 lss dies dc la. msf s1s Il
hA OK pendido ls carne on el msrcado
k22 centAvos kllo.
LA Junta escolar tormarA er
i, 'elte mes su presupuelto del pre- xlmc
q eurso, despu6s de hsbsr terminAdo o.
|. psgo dc todAs les oblig seionea dc On
Nn4n1A, on este t6tmino municipal.
u Hoy hs arribado & este puerto
sl vspor Julia, procedeute do Cuba
a. Santo Dom lngo, con sssenta passis
- ros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

va 10 aabe la reaa que ha
sido impusstA q los policias Rivsra
por el atropsllo que cometleron con
un unionista el domingo dtimo, bsio
10 acci6n dc la embrisgnez.
Supplements IN mes de arrssto,
CON suspension de sueldo y diez do
liars dc multa cads uno.
Ii opinion eomenta con dessgra-
do ese tallo.
Y tiene raE6n que 10 sobrA. Es
suave, muy suave, demasiado susve,
mas parece una formula que IN aeto
de iusticia.
No deseamos sl NAL do eSos poll
cfas, & quisnes nj siquiera conocsmos,
psro II dsaeamos que 10 verdad %
reatablezsa y que & eada cual 20 pre-
mie 8 castigus aegdn sus obras.
81 20 entiends que ca 10 invsstiga'
sI6n hsshA entire los guArdias Rivers
no reaul.an eargos probsdos pars
dissar una pena mayor, hlgase una
inveatig aci6n HusvA, mas AegurA y maj
ampliA.
Nuchas tsrsonas preseuciaron 0
atropello.
Porqu6 no SO llsman q declarar al
gunos do eios sestigos ocalares pars
que digan toda 10 vsrdadT
No creemos que haya ninguno quI
90 atreva & LegArla.
Por 10 dem&s este oaso no NOS co
60 de sorpresa.
VsnfAmos ohservando hacs much'
| tlempo que lss tnvestga, stones praoti
eadas, en- virtud de razonadas queis 81
contra elsmentos de la polieia insula
que faltaron 4 su debsr, resultan caa
siempre in6illss.
Todo 10 mas que 40 impone q
guardta intrActor ca un trAslado, un
multA 8 un arrssto.
En las pressntes Oireunstancias I
Lmpone Ia nsvaridAd, no solo DOR
rsuulsivo carGcser del hscho que I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
EN- Il AYUX TAM|{N TO

Conclusion dc los acusrdoH toma
dos on 10 seSion del vi6rnss;
Sc Acord6 satiafacer un dollar q
10 empresa 81 leal CAtolicos por Cada
ejemplxr do las ordenarsks recopila'
das, agoiadoa que tueren los so que
han de sntregar sin remuneration al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

guns, por 10 propiedad editorial do 10
obra que 10 otorgs el Ayuntsmlen-
10.
Que 90 tsrga on eusntA 10 que 90
recomisnda oil formar sl prtxlmo pre-.
supuesto.
Dc cusnta el Deposltario do Teso'
rsria.
Ds coptormidAd por ser inaolven
10 10 rscurrense.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
COMPAR|A DE- zARlUElA

IA llegAdo & ssss eiudAd Ia com.
pania do xArzuela esps d ola que traba
is hAce POGO con grsndes aplausos On
San Juan J MayagUez.
Su personal 90 numeroso y esco'
gldo y "a repertoire variado y exec.
leute.
Sc exsrenark el sAbado con sE
Pobre VAlbuenAs, Gel Tirador de Pc
lomsss y sEnssii Ar 50 Libres.
Le deseamos buex exlto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
Ia ESMERALDA,

NsdsrSoo IoTo 3 %, P0Tacs
Sc Avlsa { les seforea comarolAns
toa do 10 Isla que tenemos aismprs IN
gran surti6o dc sombreros de psia
del pals h3rmGdos en- todAs formss,
PresioS limiIados por doosnAs. Ropa
hscha pare homhras.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-09-28
HON. ". ]. BRYAN
 SPEAKS IN BRINKLEY!
CROWD PAYS CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE GREAT
 NEBRlSkIlNS PLEASING ADDRESS.

commoner bending over the rail to grasp each outsiretched hand. When the train again stopped. In front of the Car Works office. Mir. Bryan motion ed the crowd to assemble on the west side of inc track. Escaping steam of a freight engine standing on the main line in front of the union depot was making great noise. After waiting "a few seconds fin vain for the noise to subside. Mir. Bryan leaned forward and said: ..Ladies and gentlemen; have so much talking to do that do not feel like talking against steam engine; but if youl allow me HI in troduce Gov. Davis who can talk against anything. An outburst of laughter greeted this remark. as MT. Bryan turned toward Gov. Davis and endeayored to have him come forward At this juncture the noise of the en- zine abated somewhat and Mir. Bryan again addressed the people. The speaker said in part:
 "I suppose l have as little reason for speaking here to-day as anywhere. Gov. Davis tells me this is one of his strongholds. and of course you are vell instructed concerning the prin. ciples of Democracy. l am really afraid to say very much here for fear you will say we have heard that be- fore: Gov. Davis told us that"
 ''I am glad to know that in your re- cent election you increased the Democratic majority in the state. l am glad to know that up in main the Republican majority has been reduced. Before my return to this nation. learned that the sentiment was chang ing.
 'I believe that in the coming cen test we will have more votes from the laborine men, the men who have been. in a manner. coerced to vote
The Brinkley argus., 1906-09-28

Hon. William Jennings Bryan. one Eof the greatest living statesmen and most prominent character before the public today. reached Brinkley at
 lO:4O o'clock Wednesday morning. on board special car chartered by the Oklahoma Democrat Central Com tmItte to convey the Great Nebraskan from Memphis to Oklahoma and In dian Territory points 10 assist in the great campaign there for Democratic control of the constitutional conven- Htion which is soon to be held
 About an hour before the arrival of sthe special. an ARGUS reporter learn- led that inc train would stop in Brink Hey for orders and spread the news over the city as far as could be done Fin the intervening time. The sp- proach of the train bearing the dis tinguished gentleman was heralded by several taps of the fire bell.
 A crowd of several hundred people among whom were ] number of ladies. was waiting at the depot when the train came in sight A long freight train was standing on the main line so that the special could not come to the depot but had 10 take the Valley Route siding. The first stop was made just after getting on the sidding. MT. Bry-n, Gov. Davis. the newspaper reporters and some Of the distinguish ed gentlemen aboard the car. were on the rear platform and were met by the Brinkley contingent headed by Mayor
 Jackson, Attorneys Greenlee and Strong and other prominent citizens. closely followed by the eager crowd ot citizens. A general handshaking and cheering were the first demonstrations of welcome.
 The handshaking continued. even while the train was slowly moving further down the switch. the great
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he car where e was visited by sew

the car where was visited by sew eral of our citizens.
 At exactly II o'clock the specia backed down to the main line and continued its trip west.
 The delay 20 minutes was oc' casioned by draw head pulling out c car composing part of long eas bound train. The train was on ths main line and could not get out Q the way until the disabled car couk be handled.
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ske feuad Aslisi.

If you are troubled with liver com plaint and have not received help read this. Mrs. Mary E. Hammond. Moody. Texas. '.i vas in poor health with liver trouble-for over year. Doctors did me no good md tried nerbine. and tl1ree bottles cured mo. | can't say too much for Hes6ine. ss 1t Is wonderful liver medicine. | always have 1t In the house. Ru6ash whore you wish. Sold by Convesse & Brooks.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
A. D. Brooks Buys E. H. Converse's Interest in
 Drug Store.

A. D. Brooks. partner in the firm of Converse & Brooks. druggists. tte past two years has bought out the in terest of E. H. Converse.
 Mir. Brooks assumed controlc of the business as sole proprietor the first of this week and will condnct the busi- ness at the same stand.
 Mir. Converse has not yet announ- Iced his plans for the future. He is at present visiting his father in St. Louis.
 The drng business as sole proprfs- tor is not new venture for Druggist Brooks. Many present citizens Of 8rinkIey will recall that he conducted very successful business in the same stand he now occupies several years ago. He is simply getting back nome.