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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-09
where Holland Won.

and those VINO wanted a new deal.
George w Holland the choice of the
Russell county delegates. chose his
own followers. In the Russell precinct
the friends of Holland won out by
vote of POI to IS. Holland viii doubt
less be the only candidate against
Reeder. A well known Russell county
Republican politician is firm in his
opinion that there will be from % to
IS delegates in the Lincoln convention
who will vote for any other man If
their votes can beat Reeder. George
Holland has been in and "out'' of the
race for congress SO often in the last
few months, SO the Topeka and Kansas
City papers have claimed, that it doesn't
look at this late date as though he
would get much more strength than his
own county of Russell But he will
stay in the fight to a finish. and in the
game to be played over again in 1908
he is liable to hold four aces and win
the pot. The turning down of the
Reeder delegates in Russell county, one
of his strongh Ids, is looked on by the
anti Reederites as the starter for his
defeat in 1908.
Judge Otis L. Anterior. who heads
the Russell delegation to the state con-
vention, is a Lincoln visitor.
Many Candidates Mentioned
Not longer than six months ago the
following names were all prominently
CONGRESSMAN Reeder in the Lincoln
convention: W. B. Ham and S. N
Hawkes.. Rocks county; A. G. Mead
and L D. Young, Mitchell county: NJ
A. Chambers. Sheridan county; DR.. A.
B. Peters and Hays B. White, Jewell
county; Lieutenant Governor Hanna
and John S. Dawson, Graham county;
Rev J. E Stevens, Sherman county:
N E. David and Otis l. Benton. De-
catur county, and Geo. Holland, Rus
sell county. Only two or three weeks
ago Geo. Dart sprung his candidacy
for congress in Jewell county, and it
lasted little longer than a June frost.
All Of the above mentioned are sp1en-
did congressional timber. but they be-
lieve this isn't the year to beat Reeder.
Some other. year the pathway won't be
so thorny. Only one remains in the
race, Geo. w Holland. and If he is
fortunate enough to win, the district
will have a splendid representative il
congress.
Both Bristow and Curtis have open
ed senatorial headquarters here. and
each have their friends, though the
Curtis followers appear to have the
longest pole
Bristow and Curtis Busy.
All Of the Sixth district candidates
for state offices will be here. rooms
having been engaged for them S G
drummer. the candidate for state audi
tor from the Fifth district. thought he
would take q days outing here and
see how his competitor. W. H. ATtze,
Of the Sixth district. was lining up
his friends for the same Office
Farmer John c Brown. OF Norton
county, candidate for secretary of
state. IS here with a large following
Of hard workers from all over the dis
trict. and they are doing him good
service The Sixth district, which is
the home of Mr. Brown. is for him.
and this fact Should not be lost sight
Of E T. F'siirchild Ct Ellsworth IS
also attending the convention. Fair
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-09

AT CAMBRIDGE.
Harvard IS, Trinity @.
AT WASHINGTON.
Georgetown 3. Pennsylvania 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-09

Prom the LeavenwOrth fines on Char
lev Lyons. for a portion OF last year with
Teeeka. Charlie Lyons who once played
third base for the locals and who is still
81 the reserve list. was here yesterday
rith the Dental college team of Kansas
C'ty which was to have played the High
hooI had the rain not interfered. Ly-
ons viii probably be given his liberty by
the locals this year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-09

outsiders Baerwaid and Dalryuaple
are the only members Of the Joplin squad
who have not yet reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
ARE AZ TER
THE COIN
FRANK BRILL AND GUS STEELE WANT PRIZE
WRITES A LETTER

AGAIN sad Sam karnf. secretary
~ The American bowling congress,
has epeneA bis yaWp and emitted
an ehnilitiun 20 vaeutty consistent
with his past performance
The sad oaa has addressed a com
mnnleatlen To A. l. Ienkina. scgre-
tary ~ the Western bowling con-
greua. enclosing an unatampcd en-
Veione aud calling attention to what
he claims IL matter strictly up 10
W. { n
Il seems that during the late
LeVie and Clark exposition az
Portland, a championship hoWliug
tournament was advertised to take
place between June | and October
Is. fs0a frank nrill and Gus
Steeie. two eastern ten pin cracks,
filed their outries and won first
and aeeoud places respectively They
claim that they never rrctivci
thniF pfizr money aud filed a com
nlalut With "nayt0n Pin" kArpi
aelting forth their Woes and askirg
that he adjust the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
7 AXE 7 WO
GAMES
We Tens Are Trimmed in
Game on Monarch Alleys

un the MonaFeh alleys last night
the Empires Ma. ? demonstrated 70
the We Tens hos the ten pin game
i played. The Empires. hsAdsa by
the retiouhtAtls s'uaNgr VuEet.
trimmed The We Teas % a turn.
winning tao Of thruc games In
sauntcf.
The Empires slipped up In thr
eeeuud session and the We Teas
slid into the breath before the sin
nsrN could recover and cuppea the
same In the first fruiis Warren.
tho ilismarek crack. fiurd In 18th
The We Teas and slapped the atte ks
for 2aa. ~hlsh AS hlEh sears for
the rFuuiuE s1NwE0~ vas nasin
at the rat hole sith a double cen
fury himself waitapinx the wusaI fos
count ~ 90 Gresham aiaap-
polntsd hia team mates b. securing
the low total - rs. This game
sent 81 the Empires b. the wlas
margin % = pima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
so WEEKS
BASEBALL
Jim Agnew Arranges to Give
Seattle Half Of That Time

Jim AEnew went after Il and 90,
H. A short baseball season Of %
weeks and IS weeks Of the game
In Seattle. e what the ioeal manager
secured.
Tho league season will ansn May
10 and all terminate aboat sep.
TENDER - BuEhraf beginnings and
frosty finishes will be eliminated
this season. Seattle wili make but
two trips To California this year.
and tbs southern trama are slated
for only tao trips north. Gate re-
c~ipis arr To ba on 70 and % per
cent haaia. an arrangement that
nultn Seattle from the ground up.
Seattle util open the season In
this city utth Portland and OAKLAND
follows san Francinoo utli have
thirty straight weeks AZ home
Mr.. Agnes states that the league
~iii secure competent umpirea ~ u
must par $500 per. Stats Davis Is
down and out and cant play in cur
yard any more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
CORBETTS GOSSIP OF
THE. Fighting GAME

sporting fraternity that has fol
lowed the ring sport Ia the past 10
years haa heard 81 Frank erals.
tho Harlem Coffee Cooler" and
many have wondered. no doubt
how the famous eolofed lad &C
qured tho name
Craig vas fine built fellow.
Who Waa looked upon BY the
critics IN the early aoa ~ possible
championship timber hut Bis
career vas ended quick.
II vas his name however, that
started out 20 tell about. Tor n
attracted almost RH much attention
a. the mans fighting ability Dur
Ing a boxing HhoN Al Professor John
Ciarka academy NJ Eighth and Vine
nis. Ia Philadelphia. Just about The
time Craig Naa starting out he
was dubbed the Harlem Coffee
Cooler Ito was Que Of the many
entertainers Who were Introduced
by the master 81 ceremonies,
Denny Butler. ia a very humorous
speech.
A. nuiler ended the speech he
grabbed hold Of Craig and said
Now, gentlemen. I want you 60
look At our neat heavyweight cham
pion Of color. the Harlem Coffee
Cooler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31


Jas. w. cofffoth'n dream Of a ear
nival Of flehts 81 decide the .wofld's
ohamplauahip question will never
materiallEe.
Cofffuih IL probably the most YER
natllo aud bfoadmlnded sport pro-
mnter tbs fiatic game has ever
known. bat he would be undertaking
too larFe a Job 10 pull Off series Of
encounters.
Ia the first place no locality out.
side Of New York city would stand
the financial strain of several big
fights within a hsfraw space %
tima II takes the public as a rule.
several WEEKS 10 re-uyef from "A biz
battle aud 10 Ket ia the proper mood
60 support the neat one.
Then the fighters could not stand
the strain. especially ~ training
Tho plan TO pull of three bis
fights on TIRES different holidays IL
not 80 faffaiehed. aud II Caffroih
does an we'll IA the future Ia making
matches the coast fans are In for
several treats
Tho possibility OF Jeffres-
OBrlen battle IL out 81 tho question
entirely. There ia a lot af hope
however. to- bring either Hart aud
OBrien or Ryan and onrlen to-
Eeihcr ia tho next championship
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

The passing OF Fittaimmons has
callei % the mind Of many fight
fans the career ~ Young Critic. who
along with f1izsimmoua made a
pair 81 fighters ~ whom Australia
should Be Justly proud
Critic betAme known 10 Ameri-
cans generally when he fought
Australian Hllly" Murphy iG
rounds aud the latter pulled off
the gloves and refused e. 90 on.
claiming that someone had tam
perrd sith them before be pat them
on Il sas only a bluff. aa Murphy
afterwafd admitted. Griffo had him
beat aud that vas the best way %
get out ~ a.
Critic often said thar be had met
a lot 81 tough propositions. but that
one. Pluto. a colored lad from Mel
bourne. was the worst nut he had
ever tried Co crack. Pluto fought
Critic NJ less than five times. and
ever battle resulted ia a draw. the
last one going 20 rounda
Many Of the old prize fight fol
lowers claim that Critic shared
Nith FttEslmmona the honor % be
inE the greatest fighting machine
the world has ever seen for his
inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
A Chance for a Dig.

kArpf. believing the incident a
golden chance 20 deliver a dire dig
Go the W n e.. Immediately wrote
90 seervtary Jenkins 90 the eastern
ezra charges and wanted Ia know
how about lt
just 90 show how attentive ana
competent Dayton Pin' O.. a foW
facts regarding ths Portland tour
nes are pertinent
The entry blanks for that tuurna-
meat we're printet Ia circulation
and we're aignod and filed Nith the
Portland Bowling association HE
FORE THE WESTERN BOWLING
CONGRESS WAS ORGANIZED
kRrpf says that the organization
under whose auspices The Portland
tourney Was held Il responsible fsf
the prize fund hriii and Steele
eialfa Is yut Gua them II that state.
ment Is true. then the A "a e.. "a
watch karpf IL Himself secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
The Final Fray.

Ia the second session gcharrurA
stfckers scientifically Hn4ked the
timber fur q team total 90 sTt The
Empires lay On their uaTA iisilraaiY
rolling bat sfs.
with an even break In the third
trial. the artists faced the black
line Cor the finai fray.
For the Empires, Frednan fell
from favor. scoring bat tsa Hsxn.
oda and Franz ware the offenders
for the We Tens. wading deeply into
the error column Reynolds best
vas ~ and Franz strained 10 az
EreEats ia. The game went to the
Empires with g. Pima 90 spare.
Warren Was the bon bon hur for
high score honofa. tagging go and
also secured high average, rolling
2ai "a Gresham coliared low
score. ieT. aud also low average.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
NORTHWEST
LEAGUE CLUBS

SPOKANE. Jan. pssaiae#s W.
H. L.aoaa Of tho Northwest league.
has announced tia, the circuit mis-
year win include Everett. neIIlnk-
ham. Vaneouxer. spokane. butte
and a aixfh tosu No, yet decided
upon. awinaella usli probably man
are licllinEham. and Charley Me-
intyrv IL expected to take over Van
ruuvrr Mat stanley gill oontiaue
here. and JACK Grim Wiii - al
Bate The mansEcr AZ Everett -
acg yet decided
President l.aosa left last night Tor
the SQUAD lie expects 10 call a
mestlnE Of the league directors 20
In she schedule with i've ksmaea a
weok for MAJ. Jmae. July. Angus,
and September Tho double asaeun
idea has been abandoned. The sal
ary limit. Il IL sNpected. stii BE-
raizsd 60 g. na1 = mnnth. which "a
an Increase q nearly 90 PEI eenL
President t4aeaa announces that
that the EVEREST games 9TH BE- play
Cd In The new park Just back II tho
Mitchell hotel. white A. nrlllnEham
tho grounds wlll DO within tsn
mlnuira' ride - the center 81 the
city. wtiisAu Hafertofn. 81 Ever
Ell. 10 eapeeisd ~ b a leader IA tbs
management Of the leagues affaiTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
TACOMA vs.. SEATTLE

Tacoma and Seattle basketball
teams viii clash next Saturday aft
srnoon in the + 81 & A. Eymna-
STUN. The Tacoma team has caaed
the Raff into the local basket shoot
ers once and they intend TO dupll-
cate the stunt The local lads have
far different plans. however, and
promise 10 give the Taromana about
the hardest scrap ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Detectives corbest and Adams ar
rested Dai Arnold. "a. thls morning
on a charge % petit larceny ON
complaint Of ". G HodTias 81 Port
Orchard. Hodgins ALLEGES that some.
one stole 4 go compass hsionging
90 him from the steamer Patterson
two DAYS aKo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
C0PPERS TO BE ASKED
TO LEARN ART OF Judo

NamAshita instructor ~ the art AZ
West Puint. Who taught i're4ident
Roosevelt IN private all hs~tn-~a
about ado. HssH
Mr. Takahaahi will take the mat
ter up with fhs Seattle Athletic
club. Y. M G A aud tho hiHh
school. Il l. probable that fba po-
lie. department wlli BE- aske,i -. tab
an iniereat Ia the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

KID Hermann. tho Chicago boy
Ia going Ia make lot OF trouble
Tor the top uutchera before be gets
through and battling Nelson IL not
excepted Hermann has a punch ga
either mltt and has shown that be
IL one ~ tho Kameat little fellows
that ever stepped into rlnE
when Il COMES 20 ruEFotueas the
Dano all he called upon % fare
none A. near equal TO himself a.
Hermann.
should the Chicago boy he SOC
ceaafui in occurring a match with
Herrera. Who defeated Young Cor
hett be Nil BE- neat In line for a
crack At the title holder.
Nearly every member Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

PROT neldsiehi NaSaoka. the fore.
most exponent q ia Do In Japan To-
LAY. has written President chsa. 7.
fakahashi. 81 The tapaness assaeia
ton ~ thls city asking his advice
az n The possibility ~ the japanese
art Ia tho west and particularly IN
Seattle
NaEaoka Is aaid 10 be- the peer q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Every man who has bla clothes
made - I'd y. white. the tailor.
zes > Coiiins block. looks neat and
up to-aAte Eobblcst suits IN the
city Toe tho money. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

owes Steele aud nrlti their prize
money and nave not yet paid the
aam % the claimants.
Not Taken Seriously.
Virtually sad sam has written
himself a letter ealling attention 10
that fact that the A. a G. Is in
dcbtea 20 two Of It's best boWlera
aud he b not aware OF the fact
kArpfs action IA this matter -
strongly cumulative Of the quAdruped
whose most striking eharacterlstiea
are elongated auFleiea and strideat
hFaya Seattle hoNlora and fans
are In hugo Elea anent the sad
Ones latest outharat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

The hardest bios that vas ever
landed 0n me. said Joe Cans. the
new weitsTwsight Champion. was
enc put over ~ Fsank Erne In =
fixht Ne had in New Yurk uix years
aEo. Erus waa 4 great fighter and
good ring general. lie had an
unusually long forearm. aud this
enabled him 20 hlt = terrific bloe
We wsrs fiEhtlug away. hammer
and touEa. wheu he suddenly sent
his right over and caught mo over
the eye Il was Ike a mules kiek
Ny eyebrUw disappeared in a hiN
gap from which the blood ooxed and
MAS nearly blinded managed
70 keep away during the rcst q the
runad - be cuaidn.t follow up his
advantage Two years later | son
the lightweight championship ~
knocking Erns cut Joe WRlrutt
vas another terrific slgwEsr We bit
like a mule kicks. 0aiy be uses more
discretion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Morris Levy. Who has promoted
prirefiEhts on the Pacific coast fpf
years. has never made q bet on a
prizeflEht 90 a horse race Il don't
bet. because ! can set enough fun
out % the sport without putting up
my money % chance he aald fhe
other day 4 have noticed that
money that r. won comes easy and
goes a great deal easier. while
money that Is lost would come tn
mighty handy when the rent comes
around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

As a result 81 the two automobile
ahoNa held In Nuw York last week
81. 900 600 worth II automobiles
urre sold The average price was
81 GO each. which Nauld mean sH9
machines. In spite of opposition 10
the automobile because 81 a fsa
needless drivers. the machine Is
Eruwing IN popularity. and u l. No
longer fad. bat a uerraaitY In
everyday iifu u tAs medium rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Coach Stagx viii recommend two
umuirea IN football games aad four
downs Ia 10 yards. fewer men Ia the
sefimmaxr line tie would permit
only five mcn Ia the llRe % defense.
which woult probably mean a Sec
ondary line uf defense. which would
naturally result IN end running
siaxk thinkN a SET Il rules Tor prep
schools diffcFrut from college rules
woaid strike at the root II tbs
evils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
TIE sroRE THAT SERVES you sesr-oARyEY. aOcnAN.
COMPANY
The Value of Wisdom Is IN
It's Proper Distribution

The educational quality Of The Ieader Stock Sale marsa 4,
m BROAD Compass taking 10 II dora A WHOLE STORE ~
broad distribution Of iu bargains Is teaching economy boasse
the undsrprcsd mentions IN the daily but psr -
the whole tables. counters and shelves ~ng
values possible only such sale Below ee -ae' pss
READ THEN OVER CAREFULLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

n yoa wans a good photograph
rhenp. Est PiuueF'a Panels for ss'c
per dozen. at los Columbia Sc. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

whea Battling Nelson was n
Chieaxo last week be said ha vas
willing 10 give Britt another
chance after Britt pays him ta.sss
due him. be says. irum the fight pie
lures As Britt has repeatedly sad
be anss not owe shr money and
therefore wili not pay II. the ehAnesa
for his meeting tbs Dane again do
not iook very good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
NOTICE TO
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
SPORTING
BREviTIES

leo pardollo. a wrestler who Was
meeting all Comefn At 50. Louis. has
returned Ca New York Ia be treated
for blood poisoning caused BY an
other wrestler biting him Ia the
hand during a wrestling bout
President Faunee. ut Brown uni
Yrraity. isn't afraid 10 voice bis
sentiments vvcu When they conflict
with popular clamuf tie thinks
football a rough game and that Il
should BE- retained hy the colleges.
4 firmly believe we ought Ia have
enc rough game hc says. ane
game In which college men confiiet
with each other When people are
ueW den0uneing the game ot tuat.
bail. the cid drinking aud cafouaiug
81 q generation aEo are forEutteu.
as well a. the destruction % prop
efty that used % eharacteriEe youth
fut e1uberauye Thnsa things aFe
unknown In collske Iife today. and
Il Is a direct resatt % the rise OF
athletics. especially football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

The national outdoor swimming
championship has been awarded b.
the a. A. q. 10 81 Louis. during the
last week In August or the first
week In September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Rubs waddeil who r. under the
care Of o philadelphia specialist. o.
said 70 be improving Hut how IL
the specialist making ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

II "a settled that the national am
steur boxing championship for Sos
will be held in Frisco under the
auspices 81 the Olympic Athletic
club. Tho date has not been fired
Jimmy Britt Is giving pointers "a
Terry McGovern on how 10 whip
Battling Nelson. Well. Terry viii
need them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
Silk and Dress Goods Values

s5e quality eayy Wash Tafeta all ooio black o.
Eftfu Special price yard "a,
60iB SILK finished aflan and Imported Mohaif. Y'
grade black only Special for .s.. ~
yards Tweeda Chre and Imported Fs1
Cheek Mohas all the latest spring shades IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Young Corbett says Aurclla Her
rera has a streak u yellow and will
show u II landed on once or twice
Corbeft must have missed n when
he tried 10 land on u. Besides. gel
low is the national color Of tie
Mexican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Nearly every member Of the
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-09

New Trea;re-, s-rcs Re 5aeS 20
l,t:ie Boz


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' 49,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-09
SUFFERED AGON|ES
FOR FOUR YEARS
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Tried Different Physicians and
All Kinds Of 0ntmerts Could
Walk Only With Clutches Ohio
Man SAYS:
"CUTICURA REMEDIES
THE BEST ON EARTH"

ain 'he year 800 'he ~" - nv
figh' foot w. c.' or: from 'hc l,,'le
toe dow n - the heel. AMI ii. ptv,!r,.n
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-09

told agonies Tor fogr vcA->. and rricd
different phy>.ciln, Lni ... A..i> ot o..,.
nents. Icould Walk only with cr.'ch,~.
IL i sixteen months ago since | h,gAn
using CUtiCIra Snap al.d Ointment for
my limb and foot. The t.r,t tHo
months the Cu'icUra Rcr.c,ii., dil Uot
eeem To work, but | krp. on u-i-g IN, n
both. In two weeks Afterwards | -a,v \
change in my limh. Then i-gan ling
Cuiicura soap acl O;:t'urs' u:tcn d,.r-
ing the day and kc'' it gp f,r seven
months. When r.y l....D va t,.,. gp
Just the same a. Il never .Ad tr". :bie.
1T is eight month, now since |
stopped using CU-irurA Eeu.c,i!a>. he
best on Gods earth. ! Am WpEkIrg
at the present day, at'cr hye wears
Of suffering. TIE cot Uf C.'i,urA
Ointment and soap WAS only 80:
but the doctors b,l> were more liAc
$500. You can pgbii,h my name lui
refer any one ~ write ~ ne about
Cuticura Remedies. ! will answer al
letters IL postage is enclosed. John VI.
Lloyd. 7ls =. Arch Ave, Alliance, Ohio,
June 81, 1906"
Compsss Ex.srnal ard Ir-r--al Ttas-rs-. fc- svs-y
nsn.o, frOu Pimpes to sCr,f4 a. fr~i Irh-sy Ags,
tsesasins a uiscgrs >oaP Sc.. ulrt-sri. = r.
v.ni ~ In fs'm = CAoo.a;, Coated P. - - ,Al
GO. nay ~ hsi - = trVsgtss .rs - 4fss -rsA
fp-fer nrNg 4 h~rn 0nrp., -. P-uE. p
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-09
evysr e--hJ.iss.;o.l'y Received.

Manila. Jan. WI'.!am J. BRYAN
was yesterday .r'Hus.d .d>'.cal,y :. c.iv.
ed BY re --rv.a'.a, officials and ,, O.
pc 81 Paco'o.. Occi!sr'a, Negros
Mr. P-yan IL RESPONSE 20 an enrhusi
as'!c ~'.core .?oh. much in ne sane
,enor a. a. Mania he tod tie ma
'ives 20 have cor t!enc. IN he Ams-i.
can peop'e a!!inE Ia, 'he work Of
'he e!uca'iona, hl-eau was proof
Of ne good .r'ea'!on OF the .el.ra.
government
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-09
More Deaths than Births.

Macon. Ga. Jan. TIE annua
Eea.th r".No-' FOR he c.,y Just com
r!"'ei BY secretary Massenbers OF
'he board II a.al'a. shows 2Gs nex-c
dsr''> @nl it6 oir,as !cr he II -:crt.l,
on ne o'her hand. tie Na!'e b.-.hs
have been -Es a. agains. l5l dea.as
The@ are lG '"o negroe> AMI 1900
Nh:'es n Macon, according 20 ;A.s re-
port
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-09

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