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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO i. R.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO =. R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and ST
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 g. IN Diner. Pullman Parlor-
fs O0 a. N. Buffet. Parlor. Hr- rain
80 20 a. IN. Diner and Pullman ssarlor Car
41i 90 a M Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
100 .. n Diner and Pullman Farior Car
= % y "a Royal Limited AL Pullman
fACo . IN Coaches 10 Philadelphia
$50 D II. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
400 D IL. Coaches u Philadelphia
sll.SJ =. = SleePers-
as.T a. m Sleepers-
IsTLANTIC CITY. t7.OO. fs.Oo. f11Oo a m.
-' EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
WEEK DAYS A NJ TO p NJ
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
81 500. go. 100. I1-oo a. m. 1900 noon
i o. LOO zoo. 800. 400. As, 500. 500, 5.29
go. go. 100, 500 100. ll-2o. u-2S p. m.
sundays. PSI. zoo. 40. 8 % 500. 1000. II %
a. m, 100. lis. 3-Oo, s-S0. 5-oo $50. s30 s.oJ
IO-oO. n-so. II-s5 ,.r..,.,,. .. m
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST. ell 90 a n
'CCifxcINNATI. ST. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE
'le.05 a u, .4-o5 ?, m. ~ - night
PITTSECECi. 1lOO am. as pm IL. 40 nj
CLEVELAND. al >. n COLUMBUS.
'WtHRsEi.TNG. 1905 a. m. 80 ?. IN.
WINCHESTER. -S5 a. IN. f405 1900 D N
AN%APOLIS. week days. 10 a m p O5
noon. 500 , m sundays. SD a n and
81 ~
iJRAY and ELKTOS, '4o5 pm. parIor car.
FREDERICK. IS S5. "ssl5. saI005 I'll %
e. m. '-Il5. T405. 1880 ?. n.
HAGERST OWN. 10 O5 a. m and y 90 D m
BOYD and way points. IS IS, -"9-I a NJ
81 Is. f5ol. IS -. -'l0 10. fil-5o = N
CAITHERSBUR and way points fs-ss
80 10 q "a fI150. T-LI5. T3 30 - 05. Is 8
fs-50. s.7-ss. ..lo.l5, tn . ? M
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way pofnts
Is b - y a. m, H'Ll5 1900. T5-10 D. m
sI1aiIy. Except Sunday. SUNDAY onlv
Reservation q Sleeping or Parl0r Car sracs
rates OF fare, etc. Will be quickly furnished
by TELEPHONE al all OF the following
Ticket Ofices= 1J1 18th. 81. ~. W, Cor Ne
York Ave. Telephone Main 1881. SIS Penn
sylvania Ave. TeIephoue Main Z7s: Statioa
New Jersey Ave. and ST.. Ticket Ofscs
Telephone. East Cs7. Information Bureau
Eat IA mhs-tf
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Business Property.

1921 NJ ST. NW.-Near AQueduct bridge and
junction OF Capital Traction and Old Do
ninion railroad. stOreroom- Price SD 5O
apS-u
FOR RENT-3lll Water St. Georsetovn; ma
chine. blacksmith. or general workshop. 25x5O:
SO. 30 per month. ap5-tf
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For SaIe-YachtS.

MY CABIN hunting launch. Teddie; without
fault: sOx71z. DIR. WM. G. ScHAFHIRT.
leg 3 - aPI-St
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For SaIe-Lots.
Prices advanced at Mt. Pleasant Heights

FOR SALE
Prices advanced at Mt. Pleasant Heights
Owing TO tie great increased value OF
acreage In this locality biased on actual
sales Just contaminated OF $4,000. and the
asking prices OF all other acreage ia this
section. which is selling at 1000 Increase
over last years values). We have found II
necessary TO advance the prices on the few
remaining unsOld lots at
MOUNT PLEASANT HEIGHTS
to 10 cents square foot
II you have the least doubt Of this increase
value being a good and bona 1de one. just
go out in this neighbOrhood and ring the
ascertain for yourself whether or not prom
years values: This increase. which IS now
in its INFANCY. IS caused by the extension
Of 18th ST.. 18th st. car line. and the con-
struction OF the $4,000 18th St bridge etc
New prices. % 10 - cents a square foot
Terms 800 to $500 cash: balance $50 to $50
monthly. or One-third cash balance in one
loaned to build Carriage at your service IL
g9r SSr,,,itIsr assre 70 see the property For full
Tor Illustrated booklet, plat, etc.
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT z. HEATER, Mgr.
6i2 Colorado Bldg. Phone Main so.
apl5-iot
ATTENTION, BUILDERS,
FOR sALE-Fine lot. ssx12O. with L ON rear.
with outlet 20 alley. suitable for two lots
for dwelling or apartments. and large lot
for stable or other purposes; old stable on
rear now renting at IS: .30I feet al % cents
per foot
SITUATED ON CAR LINE N. W.
GEO. w. LINKINS,
apl4-7t so 18th st. NV.
IF you HAVE As MINUTES 70 spare. ".
~oulc Ike that much OF your Iime In order
10 drive you out to
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
Want you to our lots at 20 cents so
IT. Remember. the cars will soon DO run
ming over the 18th st extension: then these
lots VIII cost you more money Think IL
over now. and phone IT write stating " haI
day and hour Will you to gU.
ROBINSON a co. Qnc-S,
Ie2&-u 6l9 Fourteenth 81 NV.
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ROr Rent-StOreS.

FOR RENT-HaIf OF a Store on best location
OF 9Th street. near Dept Stores. Fine for
Ladies' Goods. Address BOX 446. Times Of
nee apiS-3t
FOR RENT-Half Of a store, suitable Tor
ladies' goods. Seventh St " W near
Dept stores. finest location IN City. Ad-
dress BOX 40. Times Office. api7-3t
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds. bldx-
AAd loan aSscn- snares. syndicate certifS-.
warehouse receipts. etc. low rates; courtsoca
treatment THIS Is NOT A LOAN CON-
PANY. c. A BAKER 1ll0 + ST Phone slZ
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For Stables.

FOR- RENT-Twenty and ten stalls IN mod
err brick stable. near Baltimore and Ohio
freight ofiice' large front yard: private com
partments FOR feed. r. =. BURGESS Sth
and y So. NV. apl9-7t
FOR RENT-Stable; very cheap, IS SIS 6th
81 NV apl9-3t
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For RenT-0mces.

HANDSOME OFFICES fer reny m tbe
Aunsey Building, on r St. facing Penn
sylvania ave, between 18th and l4th sts :
moderate rents; heat. light. and Janitor sery-
ices free TeoT 20
FOR RENT-Very desirable Offices facing
Capitol Heat. light, and janItor servica'
From Sc per month up
BLISS BUILDING. 35 b st NV ta12-tf
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COLONIAL HEIGHTS.

GET certificate OF title from Maryland
Real Estate Title Company, Commercial Ma
ucua! Bank Building. 18th and q BJs.. and
when you purchase your title win be secure.
Settlements made. Conveyancing and titles
examined at moderate rates mh2S-s0t
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For Sale
Country Property.

Is ACRES Of ground. minutes walk from
station; suitable for trucking and poultry
raising New house stable. and other out
buildings: young fruit orchard beginning to
bear: large garden, inclosed; excellent water.
C. NJ BOYER. Washington Grove. Nd.
ap1S-7t
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Investments.
Personal.

MISS ANNIE BROOKS Will please com
municate with Mrs. D. l.. Farris, IllS South
Carolina ave II
NINE. RAY, assisted by the press and pub
lie wonder MME- THELMA, Palmists and
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For Rent-Suburban.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, we'll. cellar barn
large lawn, variety fruit. acre ground cleo
tric steam. cars. Sl2 month Address BOX
g. Vienna, Va api9-3t
FOR RENT-Large farm near city: on shares
10 farmer with good equipment. EDWIN A
NEWMAN 1905 Sth ST. NV. apI9-3t
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FOR SALE-S-roon house. Il. acres barn
chicken house and yard. beautiful site: near
steam and electric cars. price s.. 500. reduced
York ave an1-Q q.
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For Rent-Apartments.

FOR RENT
No. 24sl 18th st. NV, second floor; seven
rooms, bath, and heat: s45 for summer
months and $50 for winter.
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Honey to Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN by private party. from
Times Office. s1f as-
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Wanted-HouSeS.

WANTED-To buy ? or brick houses FOR
cash from $500 TO 81. 900 a piece; must be
IN good condition; or piece of business
property from $4,000 to Sc. O0O. Address AR-
MiGES BROS. Beltsville, Nd. apl7-3t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPEKTIEs-store
homes Nothing too small or too large
HARRISON REALTY CO.
sO7 G Street N w no5-tf
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OUR SPRING BULLETIN OF farms and
suburban homes IS ready and will De
mailed upon request. II contains many bar
gains that viii not be on the market a Few
months from now
MARION DCCKETT & SON. SIS F St n W
apl7-tf
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Wanfed-Suburban.

S4 WEEK for six months. SO { month
bv wear for furnished seven Croonl house
garden chicken rum near Sandy Spring
give reference. II. l. LEA Brinklow Nd
ap1s-3t
FOR SALE OR RENT-The famous Jordan
Springs Hotel IN the mountains OF Vir-
ginia: sulphur and other springs. bathhouses: /:
excursion rate from Washington. 81 round
trip WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY
Incor i40l New York ave NV ap1S-St
l1-3 ACRES; cottage; splendid fruit. fine
place for country store; SZ75 for ten days.
THE SOULE COMPANY. Inc. $50 La ave
ap1S-3t
SPLENDID FARM IN Loudoun county. Va /:
PIG acres: cut from s.. 600 TO $500; two
miles from railroad station For pa ticulars
OF this and other farm and village prop
erty address W H TAYLOR. HerndOn Va
ap15-St
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE2 We store FOR T5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 41S-420-422
10th ST NV. Phone Main 422e. jaSl -SOt
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

The present County Assessor, F. E. lib
bets has served the people for the last two
years in that position faithfully and well, and
should be reelected by an increased major
ity. The office Of Assessor is one of the
most important in the County, and the record
that has been made by Mr.. Tlbbetts, so faith
fully and equitably has he performed the
duties thereof, is an envrable one, and the
taxpayers throughout the County are giving
him their cordial support for a second term
The Plaindealer takes great pleasure in COM
mending the candidacy of F. E. Tibbetts,
and urges for him a united support. He is
an old resident in these parts, and has at all
times been one of the progressive and broad
gagged citizens for the development anc
progress of Lewis and Clark County.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

Pray will be triumphantly elected.
and Judge Smith will be elected
by a handsome majority as Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme
Court, also a Republican Legisla-
ture who will choose a Republican
successor to w. A. Clark. As to
our local affairs, we believe that a
majority of the Republican ticket
will triumph. Haywood should
defeat LaCroix hands down, and
and Clark be purged of the
reign of LaCroiX.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

On our visit to Butte last week
at a meeting the position of the
Hon. Lee Mantle toward our peo-
pie was discussed with one Oh two
including one of our good friends
over there; it was their opinion
that Mr.'M Mantle was against our
people as far as political recogni-
ton was concerned. Now, we do
not believe for one moment that
such is the case; we have con-
versed with him several times and
have always found him to take a
keen interest in the progress OF
our people, and has at all times
stood for their development and
encouraged their enterprise.
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FOR CLERK AND

The present genial Clerk and
Recorder of Lewis and Clark
County, Percy R. Wilmer, will re-
ceive a handsome endorsement at
the hands of the people Tuesday
by being reelected to fill that po-
sition by an increased majort y
During his incumbancy of that
important position the Office has
been conducted on strictly a bust
ness basis highly creditable to his
constituents and himself as we'll;
he is the friend of all and the
people will not hesitate forgive
him their approval, and will elect
him to serve his second term.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

That popular and deserving citizen, Tom
Kirkendall IS the leading candidate for
County Treasurer and is a winner, He IS
well and favovably known by every resident
of the County, having served the people
with the highest honors as City Treasurer for
three terms. They do not hesitate to give
him a hearty support in a large sphere for the
County Treasurership, The Republicans
acted wisely in nominating him for this inn
portant position, and there is no question o.
his election, as he will receive a hearty and
united support from all classes.
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Republican Legislative Ticket
For Representatives.
MOSES ROOT
JOHN wendell
f. D. WEED
DR.. G! b. MILLER
LEON SHAW
DR.. G. II.
J. II. FARMER

~ know OF the bravery and charac-
ter of the Afro-American soldier. He
saved my life at Santiago. and 1 have
mad occasion to say SO III many articles
and speeches, The Rough Riders
were in a bad position when the ninth
and tenth cavalry ca me rushing up
the hill, carrying everything before
them. The AfrO-A merican soldier
has the faculty of coming to the front
when he is needed most. In the Civil
War he came 100000 strong. and l
believe he saved the Union."-Presi-
dent Roosevelt,
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THE OUTLOOK

Before THE PLAINDEALER makes
its appearance again the issues of
the campaign will have been set
tied at the ballot box, and we
verify believe that the course and
policies of Theodore Roosevelt
will be upheld by the election of
a Republican Congress. In this
State we are sure that Chas. M
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

The Meeting at the Auditorium
Tuesday evening was one of the
largest political gatherings ever
held in this city, and no one now
doubts for n moment as to how
Lewis and Clark County will stand
for Pray, Smith, and the Republi-
can Legislative Ticket.
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The Hon. Z. d. Weed is one of
the warehouses of Republicanism
and is doing much for the success
of Republican principles. Our
people could not honor them
selves more than by giving him
their undivided support.
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Judge II. c. Smith should and
will receive the solid support OF
our people throughout the State.
He is a stalwart Republican Of the
Abraham Lincoln and Roosevelt
type; as a Judge he is impartial to
all, and the color of a mans skin
cuts no figure with him. Justice
is meted out to him just the same
as any other man. In all Of our
wide and varied experience III
meeting public men we have never
found a more affable and true gen
tleman than the Hon. IL. c. Smith,
next Associate Justice Of the SUI
preme Court.
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Police Judge Horn says that he
has no time to be bothered with
the complaints of the colored
people. In our next issue we
shall endeavor to pay that worthy
gentleman our respects.
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ri. Doom; LaCroix's Record shown Up
Concluded from First Page

.aped with manlaughter only.
@| ls INV lawyer who understands his business proceed to try a muir
N QUIZ an autopsy upon the body of the victim? And yet that
der case W." .,+ he did in the Letter case, and the defendant escaped
was PeOS 49, of nanIaughter-the lowest decree OF the crime with which
with e" "a T. its 10 be wondered at that the counsel for the defend
stood cnd mas insisted vehemently to The jury that there was absolute lack
n u nat the wounds afflicted were mortal in character; and without an
d pp" .ond that fact be proven2 Does that look like competency or
No rr IN a lavman? With any competent lawyer it is to laugh.
1t.,tve of the spirit he brings TO the 30 called performance of
a. hi. office, one need only to refer to LaCroiAs prosecution of the.
the d" county Treasurer for assault, committed by humping into him on
present L Ask Settles, who is now, by the irony Of fate, running with
THE 10" no same ticket, whether he thinks the present County Attorney
! ct public se[vm'
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Excerpt from Editorial in Wash
ingtOn Bee

Excerpt from Editorial in Wash
ington Bee
1t is well enough for colored
men who live a long distance from
the South to talk of the shotgun
and what they would do. Why
don't some Of these brave soldiers
20 South and make their speeches.
The Bee has great confidence in
the Editor of the Atlanta indie
pendent. 1t believes that he is as
brave a man as the South can pro-
duce. and. brave as he is, would It
he wise OF iudicious for him to adj
wise the thousands Of colored peo-
pie there to commit acts OF vio-
%Iepcey Must Mr.. Washington tell
his people to take the torch and
buru the houses Of the citizens
South If the dssailants OF the
colored man could b. reached
without doing injury to the limo,
cent. then The Bee would advise
the torch and the shotgun. There
are thousands Of people in the
South who are friendly to the col
ored people, and the day will soor
come when the civilized people Il
the South will be on top and thu
Ibarbarians will be at the bottom
4 vote for Walsh or for tn.
Democratic nominees is an indi
rect vote for Vardaman, and "
saw without any hesitancy tina
any colored voter who would cas-
his vote for other than the RePuo
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A. J. Lemkiei is one of the Re
publican nominees for Constable.
He is a working man, and we are
glad to advocate his cause, and
commend him to our readers for
their support.
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w. M. Farmer will secure from
the voters of the County a hearty
support. He is a tried and true
Republican and deserves any hon
or which may be bestowed upon
him.
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Tried and True for Principle

In every crisis which has con-
fronted this country the black pha-
lanX has always and at all times
come up to scratch on the side of
right, and more than once have
they saved this, our common coun-
try from disaster and ruin. In '63
and "a, when the old flag was
trailing in the dust and the sugges-
ton of General Butler and other
loyal friends of the Negro, and
President Lincoln placed in their
hands the muskSt, they responded
10000 strong, and there was
thereafter no question as TO the
result of the Civil War. Time aud
again in political contests in the
doubtful States of New York, New
Jersey, Ohio, etc, they have stood
manfully by the party of Lincoln
Sumner, Garrison, ct al, and die
themselves proud. In 90, wher
disaster was staring the nation il
the face they again proved theiI
integrityand patriotism by carry
inc the doubtful States of. Nev
York, New Jersey and Indiana 70
Sound Money and protection. Ii
'98 when the Spanish-Americal
War broke out, he too proved hi
valor. The 9th and 10th Cavalry
oath and 18TH Infantry, scaled tn
heights of San Juan and Elcaney
|, and the War was over. In thi
War black heroes died that tn
peerless Roosevelt might direc
the destinies of this mighty natio
), And at this stage of the game til
$ black phalanX, as ever, standin
for a principle can be depende
i upon to stand for those things tn
this latter-day saviour of mankir
stands for, and support all RepuI
, lican nominees wherein there is
principle at stake.
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solid Republicans who is in every
way worthy of the support of
every elector. We need such men
as he in the Legislature, and
theresis no question of his cleo
ton on Nov. 9th.
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THE MONTANA PLAINDEALER.

Published Weekly by The Montana
~Plaindealer Company.
I. B. BASS, EDITOR.
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Address all Communications TO The Montana
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Fall in and forward TO victory.
Forward boys, we're going in to lick them!
The Negro vote is a purchasable one.-
Senator Tillman.
The Democracy is disrupted, and on Nov
9th will be completely routed.
The danger which threatens our national
life is the Democratic disregard for law.
Remember that Southern Democrats burn
Afro-Americans at the stake for alleged
crimes.
The elections Of the South are settled in
the "white primary" The Afro-American
has no equal part in them.
The Republican Party recognizes ability
and rewards it accordingly. All Afro-Amer-
leans look alike to Democrats.
If we can't get the Negro out Of politics
peacefully and legally, by The eternal gods
we'll do it anyway Senator Tillman.
Be sure to make a vigorous fight for the
Republican candidates for Congress in every
district. A Republican Congress is needed
to uphold the President,
Take off your coat and work for your Re-
publican Congressional nominee until the
evening Of November 9th; then we can
-hout and yell until we are hoarse.
Get a hustle upon yourself; see your neigh
bors and your neighbors' neighbors, and in
duce them to vote for the Republican nomi-
nee for Congress in your district.
The Republican Party has done more for
humanity, for human liberty, and more for
human progress than any other party since
the stars first sang together Senator Fair
banks
As the boys in OF bucklcd on the KNAPP
sack and clutchcd the gun, resolved that the
Government should be preserved, so today
the same spirit animate, them and their pro
gcny.
The fact that apathy is general say
/ Speaker Cannon, "augur, well for the Re
publican Party The people are busy and
satisfied. They want TO leave we'll enough
| alone, and when they are thus disposed they
are not likely to break away from the KePub-
Ilican Party. We had loads Of apathy two
wear, ago, sud you know what happened at
he general election
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Miss Maggie V. Smith, the pres
ent efficient County Superintend-
ent has been very active in getting
around and seeing all the people
during this week; she has made a
splendid canvass and will get a
strong support from all classes.
One fact certain and sure in this
campaign,- we have hewed to
the line, and in the future as in
the past, will stand by our friends.
When the returns are in n OF
oursprominent city officials will
no doubt accompany LaCroiX up
Salt Creek.
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Fall in and forward to victory.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

The danger which threatens our national
life is the Democratic disregard for law.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

The Democracy is disrupted, and on Nov
9th will be completely routed.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

Forward boys, we're going in to lick them!
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

Remember that Southern Democrats burn
Afro-Americans at the stake for alleged
crimes.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

The Negro vote is a purchasable one
Senator Tillman.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

The elections Of the South are settled in
the "white primary" The Airo-American
has no equal part in them.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

As the boys in OF bucklcd on the KNAPP
sack and clutclcd the gun, resolved that the
government should be preserved, SO today
the same spirit animates them and their pro
-arv
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Take off your coat and work for your Re-
publican Congressional nominee until the
evening Of November 9th; then we can
-hout and yell until we are hoarse,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

The Republican Party recognizes ability
and rewards it accordingly. All Afro-Amer-
leans look alike to Democrats.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

BE sure to make a vigorous fight for the
Republican candidates for Congress in every
district. A Republican Congress is needed
to uphold the President,
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The Republican Party has lone more Tor
humanity, for human liberty, and more for
human progress than any other party since
the star, first sang together Senator FAIR
banks