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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
BOOST FOR WOODROW WILSON.
SAID TO NAVE BEEN PICKED TO
BEAT BRYAN AND HEARST.
Alexander TrOUp OF New Haven Tells or New
York Conference OF Leading COnserNa-
live Democrats VINO Plan to Nominate
Princeton's Executive for President.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 0.-The Nen Hdren
Union, of which Alexander Troup is editor
ond proprietor, tonight publishes an article
purporting to give the details of a secret
meeting recently held in New York city
by a number Of leading Democrats of the
country called together for the purpose Of
sidetracking any plans William J. Bryan
or William r. Hearst may rave for gaining
the Presidency in 1908 and putting in nom
ination for President Woodrow Wilson,
president of Princeton University.
Mr.. Troup has just returned from a
Western trip during which he spent a week
at the home of Mr.. Bryan in Lincoln, Neb.
The article says:
John p. Hopkins, former Mayor OF Chi
cago; Roger G.. Su% llivan, Democratic
national committeeman from Illinois: j.. H.
Eckels, the Chicago banker and former
Comptroller Of the Currency under Grover
Cleveland; Charles 8. Hamlin, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury under John G..
Carlisle; ex-senator James Smith of New
Jersey; H. C.. Prick of Pittsburg and en-
Congressman Joseph J. Willett of Alabama
nave been in New York holding conferences
with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. people
at the Metropolitan Club, Sixtieth street
and Fifth avenue, better known as the
Millionaires' Club, with the view Of having
the next national Democratic convention
nominate for the Presidency Woodrow
Wilson OF Princeton University.
bryan and Hearst are both out of the
game said ex-Mayor Hopkins. Mr.. Will
son will be the Democratic nominee. The
conservative forces of the Democratic
party will get 10 work Immediately 70 bring
about his nomination. The South will not
touch BRYAN on account of his views re-
0arding Government ownership of rail-
roads. Wilson In strong in the South, and
with New York and New Jersey and New
England working together he can be nomi-
mated Just az Judge Parker was, in spite Of
Mr.. Bryan and his friends.
New Jersey came very near returning
10 the Democratic fold, and it would be
particularly appropriate 10 take the Demo-
cratic candidate from that State. Wilson
and Folk would make a strong ticket
THE first effort to he made. according
State convention. which, will be the first
10 meet next year. from indorsing Mr..
Bryan. If Mr.. Bryan is not indorscd
National Committeeman Sullivan of IL
linois and the Parker-Sheehan Belmont
coterie will announce that this IL a re-
quotation by the South Of Bryan.
The men who are backing DIR. Wilson
seem 10 think that Senator Blackburn's
political enemies are against Bryan.
at is well known that ever since the
national campaign Of 1904 Mr.. Belmont
has maintained a regular inside confidential
organization. A majority of the bureau
chiefs employed by the national COMMITTEES
during the campaign Of 1904 Nave been,
and now are. on the payroll Of corporation
controlled by Mr.. Belmont"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
DENIES MINER DIVORCE YARN.
william ". johnson Got No AridayIi and
sought None.

CHICAGO, Nov 3l.-"H Mrs, Yerkes-
Miner is contemplating filing suit for a
divorce from Wilson Miner | know nothing
OF IT," said William NJ. Johnson, whose
name has been mentioned as attorney for
the woman, to-day.
Il never have done any business for her,
and / don't M Mr.. Miner.
Il nave not practised as an attorney for
almost seven years and ! know absolutely
nothing concerning this story. ] was in
Allentown, Pa, on business, the nature of
which l did not make Known 10 a newspaper
mar there, and 30 be framed up this story.
The story that | went Fast 10 get an
AFFIDAVIT from an actor hat Mrs. Yerkes-
Miner was under the influence Of drugs
at the time h marriage ceremony was
performed must have had its origin IN the
TACT that ] attended a vaudeville entertain
menk while I was there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
AUSTRiLIi AFTER on TRUST.
Federal Authorities Threaie En- Prosecution
Of American Representatives.

SDscial cable Desp1ich 10 THE SUN.
MELBOURNE, Nov. 3D.-The Federal Gov
eminent has in contemplation the prose-
cution of the Am erican oil trusts Aus
tralian representatives under the anti
trust act. complaints having been made TO
the Government that the Anglo-American
Oil Company is granting rebates to dealers
who engage 20 sell only its oil.
The .Age says, with reference to the COM
plants made against "a certain oil com-
pany," that il has been granting rebates
except that supplied by the company; that
the Crown Solicitor does not find the infor-
nation supplied 10 him efficient TO Justify
a prosecution and has asked his informants
10 furnish him with fuyther, eviAenoA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
MRS. HOGEL EXONERATED.
IN M way Responsible for the Death OF
Richard L. Darlington.

Mrs. Carrie NJ. Hogel, the assistant Of
Richard l.. Darlington, who was found
lead in his Office. in the Century Building,
142 Market street. Newark. last Tuesday
with two bullet holes in head, was released
yesterday. She was fully exonerated OF
all connection With the mysterious shooting.
The police from the first had a firm belief
that the death OF harrington was a clear
case OF suicide, and Mrs. Hogel was not
held as a prisoner, hui her detention was
in consequence Of the desire OF County
Physician Mckenzie to Exhaust every
avenue of investigation in connection with
the tragedy.
The statement made Thursday by John
A. Graham, who believed he heard the
shots fired that killed Darlington and
who was also of the impression that he
heard a scufle in the artists room, was
not borne out by Investigations made by
Acting Captain Ryan, n Graham adj
mitted that the sounds he took TO be those
of pistol shots were similar to that pro-
duced by scratching matches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
Train Hits waEOn-Two' Killed.

FAR RoCKAwAY, l.. l., Nov. 9O.-A man
and a boy were killed by a Long Island
Railroad train near the Cedarhurst station
ycst erday afternoon. They were William
Wilson. 10 years old, who was employed
by W. d. Reilly. a livery stable keeper Of
C~edarhurst, and Alfred Hultz,. 9 years old.
who also lived at Cedarhurst. They were
in a wagon. The train wrecked the wagon
and Wilson is supposed to have been killed
instantly. The Hultz boy died in st. Joseph's
sHespital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
Newhouse 10 Build sk, crapers In salt Lake.

SAIL LANE. Utah, Nov. 3O.-SamueI New
house, the Utah mining operator who made
a large prof; in New York n few years
ago by the purchase and quick sale Of the
ground on which the Flatiron Building
now stands, announced to-day the purchase
OF Salt Lake real estate for approximately
81, 900. 900 on which he will spend 81, 200. 900
10 the erection OF skyscrapers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
Mrs. hobart Buys Cold Spring Farm.

PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 3.-Mrs, Garrett A.
Hobart, widow of vice-President Carrot A.
Hobart, has bought at auction the Robert
Mccullough farm at Haledon for 81, 500.
IL comprises 1875 acres on the slope of High
Mountain and adjoins her country home,
The property is known "a Cold Spring Farm,
owing 10 the fact that there is a spring on
the farm which has been considered n OF
the finest in the State. The late owner
bottled the water and sold 1t in New York
CITY and other places
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
Terry McGoyrrn Forre,,s Sis Rail.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-Terry M~c(iovern
Of Brooklyn, the pugilist. who was arrested
here last night on a charge Of disorderly
conduct, failed TO appear in the police court
when his case was called for trial and his
collateral Of SIS was forfeited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
TO TAKE THAW TESTIMONY.
Ills Counsel 10 Ask for n Commission 10
Hear Foreign witnesses.

Counsel for Harry h. Thaw will max a
motion OH Monday before Justice Green
baum in the Supreme Court, Criminal
Branch, for the appointment of a commits
sion to take the testimony of TrIxtun
Beale of San Francisco and Thomas McCaleb
az Chicago. The motion was to lave been
argued yesterday, but II was put OF by
consent. District Attorney Jerome being
at his home at Lakeville. Conn
The evening world., 1906-11-21
Have Yess REseuHatE Esna,-K Kidney,- Liver or
Biadder.Tr0uble

To Prove what swamp-Root the Great Kidney. Liver
and Bladder Remedy, will do forY0U, all our
Readers May Have Sample Bottle seHtFree by mail
The evening world., 1906-11-21
NEUMON|A KILLS
FORMER JUSTICE
William ". Gooirieh Dies in
Brooklyn-NNas Seventy
7IhTC5je5l 7 ears 7CJ1i.

william " Gsoirtch, sorcmrly prn-
siding Justice q nc AIo5aate Division
.1ss Ia. sa.lEai,1e Court. disi today AT
his hem- NJ q NoatEoIpeTy pJSeF,
Etrooktrn st5e- aa illness "a a week.
Attacked w!sa pneumonia Ian; Wrdnea,
ItyTy. rT7 tn Ivy tT5 cr-rrtttt -trrr ~
.eta'W bat carly yostcridy ID was he.
ilryed ali danger had passcA. Last
night hewoESF. q rcIspso -, n Witch
-5..tt.7rt "a IL s.---e.4
. Las;ite GooIficN was BORN at HaSana
y. y tn 1s9 re was eiegstoi ~
!Nuihess aud wns graduated from tac
=, 4,,sI,,s-y .isSW sca0ol he become ea
expert IN admiya!tS .iaw NJ an early aEa
ana won r.stippal fame.
liz lsrS he Mas elected fo tao Assa4nely
sruu' "; gbLyh, 1Io seSyed during lSI
a3l .asaiu II isTi, whrr, lie was the Re
p5oifcaa igaiIer on tho eoor
In lsi 40 ran for Congress on N"
Ins.1pendsas Repsltas an ani Dement,.
s i5SSGf :. 56nS de!SIrr1 ~, tfcTI.
l7E r W. r7sSI5 sr-7Etttg1tt
can In 1873 lie ran tos' ass:e Senator
on t,le. came ,t-kc,. bl.t again sutyoTe4
det.sat
TYxo yenr& later President Harrison
Iuadc Lin mc7fbo- OF tae Information.
cl Maritime Conference, wAdre nc ee--veI
with distinct.cn In 1885 Gov. Rlaris
rr.nde him a sppreetFs Cour; Jurticc and
a car A,cr ne was elevated 20 r.rsasi
ing Je,-tttee e. ti4A ApeAlate Division. He
reartcl t1e aye lsn!; o. DEC 81, 1893,
and wus retired
rae fpucraJ vii be heid At the Ia
Z. i,,. ts.c.an ,c.h.trcil.
Tr9oklyn. io-no,r,w afternoon.
The evening world., 1906-11-21
conimIssIoner Mus. Leaa!

IT ronlpete At al offvqvc!v VITA
these Inducements ustd "a qrIer an uttr .
fQ1io counter t'srae,ior - sfatt tGerF
f-TITSr,'ite y 75.9-~.tr- yirr~f~s-f wrttEh shall
rCsprl fuzzy and ssi1l5UShsrs i,,.lN Il
mans p6lirc HE TN!s pill pat pres
rniuaI on good work h,stause 70 a work
VIII he known Hn'i rewarded a scheme
IL is. however puSsiac3 TIA, n
shown by tie admitted fact that tho
nrn on Tho Facsc know Wan t.4e---r.-olsS
opd-Hlio t2lc honest aIea arc Aud tho
permanent standard that Hossli obtain
II the Commissioners werc in Tor n
long trEin watiid EiNc a chance for
sgch q schem" tn work I;Hels CIT
"Tlls IS not arGcd hecause of any
!nek ~ taita in TIM Cftii service sp4-
tern, I,tlE sTBtrn1 m whole haF an.
aSU9tat3v rarSet rcHt--TT-- n Z Co
and 5WnskrI F0E tiII nfsS5 Ti1ETESEF OF Tic
public service And FOR admission 10
the poifce force 4, Offers 4 successful
test. Here It's flnsCna is 10 make
saleltigus from hos: et unknown
men"
The evening world., 1906-11-21
Can Pass Word Down.

ran I7iIT.F RI ri57 y II
Iiis 5crShAp.s ANA pIth8!mest
I'm sPt.tEtt5g uf tfir y3i. rfags tt tht
Ppllea Department ~ $50 sA3ER that
:isFtr4 inspection alfd SzptAtp has .!eogI'
from ne
hHt"sGit lleE}setts IT tEe-Lf4stc sir
pEpls3t out. and * lg old 'nbW 81 man.
siA make himself unpopnlpr MA MS
FELLOW pttrnstltErl, Tten Il ~ adde's
hc tiailSe Commits .atI6f i,9,s 10
dstt @A i!lis eo3~sve 97d4 Tie y re-
sartsc rather as bird or,paasugs. ~.
teffa 6f Office IL ssrr - hE s,lDri 5Hti
~ NH aaNe u sp0uI most ~ II learn
lpS IN rob
NGlll lhle s1ft at afz,nntzA,}p-, starss
s4-', -, ~ f2tz5fs a
=. = :. s1-n4-t LII Et--z l..--+.l,a
evils Vi brt&da lneiicIGtteV ana c1frtIt.-
{t1T7- - BE Siseetr. strtif .5,s..-
solidarity &c irotlen or father u4ru
tEc Goi'snlisEi@gsr IS ~ ilai ia II a.
report g,6friuasst
The evening world., 1906-11-21
-Ktss victor Receive. ,tr. Lnhin.

ROME, Nov liking Ntrtor Esaman-
ne. has received n private audience
David I1b'n, OF Call o-nta. the pro-
,n6tes 81 the plan for an International
1n-4tu;c Of AEr.c;;i.'tse. which has
bser taken 7lp By tS0 King. MF. LubIn
reported upon his efforts with the DE
partments OF Agriculture OF G.cai
Britain and the United States FOR the
,ar.hsrancs Of the institute.
The evening world., 1906-11-21

Pain or dull ache in the hack is un-
mistaklhle evidence OF kidney tEoublt, It
Is Natures timely Warning u show VOC
that the track OF health is not clear
II these danger signals are uuheeded,
more serious results are often sure 10
follow: Brighrs disease, which Is the
worst form ot kidney trouble, may steal
upon you
The mild aid immediate effect OF
SWamp-Root, the great kidney and hlad-
der remedy, is soon realized i stands
the highest because its,remarkahle epra-
tive power has been proven in thou
sands oi the most distressing cases. II
you need medicine, yea should have
the best a thorough trial viii conVnse
anyone.
LAME BACK.
Lame back Is only one Of many symp-
toms 81 kidney trouble Other symp-
toms showing that you need swamp
Root arc, being Obliged TO pass water
often during the day ana 10 get up many
times during tn. night, inatiiity 70 hold
your urine, snarting or irritation IN
passing, hrick-duSt Or sediment n tn.
SPECIAL NOTE. I'm order to pr
you may have sample bottle and = ho,
solutels free by aeil The hook contain
OF testimonial letters received from men /.
Just the reihedvthe needed The value
known that readers are advised to send
,drcss 10 Dr. Kil.ner & Co, Binghamton
GUS offer IN the New York Evening Worl
a at,fksl
The evening world., 1906-11-21

Tgs GarnTnff ffFcs t-tf-'1' &c,
i CITY Retirement has finished its fehor
on the police problem % New S"S
n n ct,y. The committee t-t..-ta''osed o.
II. Fulton Cutting. NJ y iti'!.s'
James b. Reynolds. Cyrus j. SUI
4 hau4r rsane S. syaea,on and Henry
{ Brlers.
Il .ff-,..- rkr,.,rr r-rH T1lrio alter thorouEl'
Vi study OF police conditions TIE llel1i:
Aeienay or tiir polEs:c was gone into thSF-
Nourhiy and in tie r.eTort stlgsestlohs are
s3made as 10 the bes: way Of ;n1iyToy'is IN.
rhs force. BsforS yiewa OF flggef'f"fs
were ernSotied in sae 'reIofi they Wsf5
eested by detailed irat'ry among tto
sa4lK ara frfs u *
fconserence. r.as also had wlth ei'fAst's
Ind city otnc!als eud With civic ooo'ES
that have given attention to po,'So ~.
n,iriBsraAnn,
the whole plan advanced n - -
7r,or, rs.ta alpon tEe
I -, ding. aoetd work nnd 40 deSes9ps''S
Il. hy encouraging the iheAe
II Tho principal propositions are
u :. That the power of the
Commiasioner OF fohss
TT ,or discipline he tu-
c.ca.-d by giving him the
rirat 10 reduce nnH In
.arctor to tho rank OF
captain Mt VIII.
a. That Ibc Comn,iaaion-
er be Kept in Office for
= longer time; aH n means
N thareso TINT the Mayor n
r~uuired to brave public
E opinion I'm removing him
n l,xuuhIIahinR the rcRhonA
II for his actions.
z. Thnt a method be de-
xi.ed of comprehensivciy
recording the actual rout-
tne work of the palice,
nud that promotions be
based chieny nron the
comparative results of
sach record. rather than
upon the technical hnd-
inEs OF the civil Service
Hoard.
rea going into the influence politics
plays in the department. the report says
that such influence works TO make .4le
raen the fss,tette+s.. -. Il fe,ts tt;ssst;e,
The evening world., 1906-11-21
Rarrlna Our Poll,lcs

The report further declares that so
w as IL Is IN the power or puIi.!eaI
prrsvTr- -fs5s445-5,,TTr
they desire politics rS!sLs IA trye sIe,,H
lment ii
The evening world., 1906-11-21

Z .ras whole plan advanced IN Ne II
MOTT rs.ta aipoD the iIEiTFS.'9'p
~ vardine good work aud 80 deSe5ep'''s
The evening world., 1906-11-21
s34.5o squirrasined Coats for S23.75

S34.5U SqulrfGfS11nedJ JOatS TOT 9Z3.I3
These popular and sefNiceable coats are made
nt extra good quality black broadeloth, lined with.
the isteei-aesiFe4 sEaY ana white squirrel chntce
Of large shawl collars OF Persian lamb, black IPnx
or blended squirrel; cutlull box; GOO
double breasted; IS inches long. ok n
T morrow at .s@... /. ...s-i ..a..= x
The evening world., 1906-11-21
To Make Graft Unprofitasle.

f
An adequate solution OF the police
question mus; create an errtrnna,ent
/ in which eFatu md pGIl VIII be unsafe
and comparatively Gs1rr9atabie II IL
proba bly, safe 10 say tEiat since tie
days Of tho Roosevelt board the state
OF affairs IN tho department !raB. III
spite or relEpses. improved mach.
Nevertheless &, is tFgc Ghat there nre
inherent conditions to-day wHic!i make
possible rnuch Of tnp evils OF years
aE6.- -
The report declares ,hzS politics whea
Ass'i'ed 70 ifc police !mplsSs something
improper and Is usually taken 70 mean
that The men Who beneH. by politics
make personal gain 9nd respond 10 IN
i Hsieift'.s etsts4lr tfsr- ft,-5c.
II p1trolnsn allows saioon 10
+ refialn opcn after hours because the
4 owner OF The saloon is a frlpnd o. 4
RenileilaaH y Y Influence 1r no r.
IN SrrttTTE faF TIfs Tr7TFoIifi:!;I a
o'ss v = hIe =ssssi a ti-t4 I9tf5flnar ts t1
I tina vStrat IN p1iluCE, t!5yfsp rieiii -,
auty nsaf ilpme deta 10 si,,i. sis..--1 ~
aasS anu promotion ara what i II f1troi-
,IH III. want Are these attainalls by
Barring Out Polltlcs.
The report further declares that sa
Va as IL Is In the power or pUii.IeaI
prrsvTr- 70 -rss%+strr-- ? s7I.5i i7TS;I
they desire politics rS!sls In tne depart
I nent.
l he-onlr bur agAtnst Il to-daY Is ne
! personality OF the Commissioner, and
/ p:rsHF';ss'i u tiEi,f ~
man as CommlssteDar. clothed wItl
enough power and kept in oiiice long
-enol lSlA-t To he %ele 10 supcrscde pofitis
[ sans az the person 70 whom policemen
The report goes extensively into rr-4f,.
| oecIHFIHE taAt H. also. Is III TTic hands
OF fnen outside iha d. par nlenI lsnIli-
zeal intinence and graft are iIken-u t.
pDftttctHn- -gers what he wattt4
from the policeman in return for his
intiurHce, the layman TO get what he
wants must pay casn.
4.-Lraftz IN some farm and 10 some ax-
tent Is probably Inevitable.
AZ :. : I'll 4flsitt..
persous TO dispense favofs there are,
stfst IA ,.Et,Y-
And policemen always have 4, In
their power 70 dispense favors and OK
erea.a dlacratEon-
Police Must kno4.
lit Erems to be n grucraify accented
proposition that no sHiahitf7g or -yffEyJr--
derry house can q III t8iEfFn~e moro
t than ftA1 ssas-H sAfs4Fe titt tt,fiier r-,yrT-
I l1tiII III Nt4N IitEillEAe hHbNS II, III
not escape thf'- ss,gt -
not hing nt-tifrz plain -ctrttlr4 r4..rrr-5,
-at tiarahl ltiE- the social ext and frEt4Is--
!sl.s-t lI1-E EEHzI,I n Esll..:
houseereakins. highway robbery ana
other crimes, and the poi!ee can ensiIv
4eapltallza the difference
/ .SThe Illegal house cannot exist With
i at the knowledge OF the police. IL can
Tnot exist in ousincsslike way with
1 out tile consent OF the police, Ii kas
money to pay.
privilege Is ur1s Of tine rnugt varsts d
commodities OF the day II - capitnl
and Is paid for accoriingls'."
trhs r.part advncaies that the dis
ct,,iinc of the forcc bc kIch that Ne
crecy would be Impossible.
III II were only at the risk OF hone
lessly damaging his record that ttan
risked his reputation the temptation 10
take bribes would lte weakened Y
The report cndeaeoE'r to make Il main
The evening world., 1906-11-21

urine, catarrh OF the Bladder, uric acid,
occasional hts,iachr, dizziness. roor di-
geSiion. Sleepl<ssneSs, nervousness, some
times the heart acts BADLY rheumatism,
bloating, irrit1bllity, wornout feeling.
lack Of ambition, loss of flesh, sallow
complexion.
Il your water when allowed to remain
unttsturted In 4 glass or bottle for
tweaty-tour hours forms sediment or
settling OF has cloudy appearance il
,ls also evidence that your Kidneys and
bladder need immediate attention.
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raj help taaNas,$e, for Swamp-Root Is
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the kidneys that has yet been dlscoy-
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I'VE the wonderful merits OF Swamp-Root
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nd women who found Swamp Root .,shr,
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The evening world., 1906-11-21

The report goes extensively into graft.
oeCIafITiE tilat II, also. Is III Tnc IlaEGIs
OF men outside iha dsparr lnsni lsnIli-
zeal influence and graft are ilRcn-Ii to
The evening world., 1906-11-21

n -ea going into the influence politics
plays in the department the report says
that such influence works to make tlc
rsser. ts,e fsit-!! .1.-t,tst
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
AMONG OUR
An Interesting Trip to the
Plains

HIdlnS
G. T. Wilson. Of Grand
Pass, called in Saturday u
order Saline's best paper.
T.. II. Fulkerson, of Salt
Springs, who has for many
years been an annual visitor
here, called Saturday TO re-
new again. We hope he will
be spared TO call Il good many
times more.
Jake Clawson, the old ''war
horse" took in the talks at the
court house and handed us
his renewal ut the same
time.
q. B. Null, OF east Mar
shall, handed US a dollar Sat
urday night for "a years
reading matter and we will
Immediately proceed TO make
u Republican out OF him!
A. j.. Odell, of southeast OF
town, handed us his renewal
Saturday. Mr.. Odell has re-
Gently been suffering from
rheumatism aud said he il
seriously thinking Of taking
radical treatment for 1t as he
once did. Some years ago he
was suffering from the same
trouble during a flood. A
$40 SOW was in danger OF
drowning and in spite Of his
rheumatism and the icy wa
ter he waded in TO save her
and came out completely cur
ed of his trouble.
Tom Burks, a jolly Irish
man from Blue Lick, believes
in advertising and so subscrib-
ed for the Republican Satur-
a. RI HL -. LL..A LL
day. So that our readers
can catch the idea, we will ex-
plain that he thinks he's been
a widower long enough and,
as he terms il, is ION the
vinev again and il 10 our bus
mess now to tell what a fine
fellow he lis and in this way
find a nice widow for Mr..
Tom Burks, esquire. Send
your photos direct To Mr..
lBurks-not TO the Republican
office!
J.A. Justice, one 81 Mar
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
BEST SERVICE!

B. Kitchener. He readily
signed both papers and hand
ed us his dollar.
L. o. Nye was away from
home SO we went TO b. b. Med
Inns who also signed with both
Of us.
Frank McRoberts, who &C.
cupies one of the finest farms
on the plains and says his on
ly regret is that it isn't his
own, yet managed TO raise SO
for our benefit. The next man
was G. l.. Crum, one Of the
I, bottoms big cattle feeders,
who also managed to raise SO
for. us and we crossed the
street 10 Fred Pittman's but
Mr.. Pittman has a way of
keeping his subscription so
far in advance that we couldn't
well ask for sympathy"
Going to Ben McRoberts, we
found him away from home,
but his wife was able TO trans.
act the necessary business,
we lefta dollar richer. About
this time I'VE were getting
hungry and made q ''bee line'
for Chas. Pittman's but were
all rather disappointed. Mr..
Pittman was disappointed be.
cause us had not found him a
wife as we had promised u
year ago aud we because he
was still single, but Mrs. Ed.
Cook was equal to tho occasion
and we soon went our way
feeling better.
We then added the nuhles
Iof J. b. Meschede, VIM. Bal
lard, J. E.. Williams, and r.
e. stockman on our trip up
the river. Returning to Mr..
shafer's home we found his
good wife had prepared an Ell
egant supper, demonstrating
her ability TO preside over the
county jail AZ = pleasant hos
tess and good cook, after Nh.
Skaters election 70 the Office
of sheriff.
The trip and day was i
pleasant one except s,that IL
went Democratic of the six
new Subscribers taken I'VE
were Democrats, and what's
heGia,sg ~ ws,sry Az ~ n
whetner AZ that lsAix lisr NJ
Snail Republican, w4ll al,- q.
psmocratic after Y while.