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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13

hear n man knocking, knock him on
the head The no reason you people
have not had c lights and stree,
railroads her pt that YOU nave
not been orgaai make your wants
konwn. and II you push this organiza-
tlon Il VIII no DE- long before 'hese
things are obtained 49,.
John Held rendered cornei SOLO
which was roundly ppplauded, ana
then former State Senator y. O. 'lue-
ont OF Draper spoke on the principles
which had been lnstllled by trlgnanl
Young into early Utah settlers ana OF
the virtue still remaining IN thus'
principles Of supporting home INDUS
try should they be applied today IhN
one question, he said before the con-
ference. was what shall we &c 10
make Utah stronger and greater and
in answering II the conclusion would
be reached of banding together 10
support home industry.
SANDY SONG HITS,
The Sandy Booster Glee club follow
ed, with a surprise, sprngnB num-
Der Of brand new booster verses, az
applicable 20 the local situation, ana
each one Of whlcn caused tremendous
laughter and applause. The series
were as follows:
On, tie boosters, they are here
tor Jolly good OLD time,
They have ua1 a iine h,h dinner
Ana they ala II UP qui, &C. liue
oh, they've come out hnic 10 SANDY
for to boost us UP bit
But tneyy found us unt so very SLOW
Because we've got the grit
nh thc h,,str,ss ,,,a, ,f Handy
They are coming iight In hue,
And Bingham Junction, also,
VIII be mere quite IN tlmc.
T.. G.. Grape has tho grQc rIes
Jensen Nuhre have uaid tack
BJurk ANA NS.son have uIcNaleH
Mrs. Pearson = res ta-laut
The farmers thoy are kicking
About the smeltcr smpKc,
We need d nickling fdctfy
To pickle al this dope
They're pouring II by carloads
Upcn the farmers crops,
We can not make the dl-dO
tntil this nuisance stops
The music from the city
Is quito fno as you can tell,
1t could not have been better
" we blasted Il from Held,
Mister Hewlett Is tho speaker
a royal talker, he,
MI Place, he is the booster
AS every one can see.
when you boosters you get hungry.
For some fruit that's good and line,
Just can on lions fruit ranch
In good old Summer time.
It's located In East crescent,
Above the Draper Hat,
It's conducted hy q gentleman
whose name Is Mister kraack.
There is Murray on the north,
There Il Bingham on the west
There is Draper on the south
All are trying to be best,
We will all pull together
In this cause that can not fail,
We will all pull together
la this cause that cam ut fall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13
D Mt WAIT
UNTIL YOU'RE SIGN.

before getting n bottle of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Get II today and by
taking a dose before meals keep we'll
and hearty. This is the secret Of the
good health of thousands of persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13
DIED.

PAcE,--At BountifuL Utah. MMeh ~
Mary Brown Pace, wife 81 LINetH
Pace. Deceased was pioneer 2t ~"
She leaves husband, seven chlu''N
and 81 grandchildren, s.,,th
Funeral yervices fSill be held IN houln
Bount!ful. Thursday, at D. M.
WILHELM this city March 10 R%G
Mrs. Ann Wilkle In her seNenty-e'sH'"
year -, ,..,, ber
late residence. 50 west Eighth soulN
street. al o'clock this afternoon ibe'
ment in Mt. Olivet cemetery
CHRIsTENsEN.--A Draper; M9rT niy IA
1906 At i:i5 p m. F10nie; VIC y v1fSrJ
and sarah snow born June q ~
Farmers ward Dlrd Of childbirth SsHI,o
leaves husband and three sma,I ,, w.
dren and large number OF re'''''''.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinlne Tab
lets Druggists refund money " II falls to
cure. K. W GROVES signature Is on sseu
box 2Sc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13
Spring Ailments

Pimples, boils, eczema and other
euptions, loss OF appetite, that tired
feeling, fits of biliousness, indigestion
and headache, are some OF them.
They are all radically and perma-
nently cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which thoroughly cleanses the blood
and restores healthy functional activity
to the whole system. This spring take
Hoods Sarsaparilla
In liquid or tablet form. 100 Doses 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13
MURRAY's VIEW

ID. W. Moffatt Of Murray went after
the knocker who has been so long
abroad In tho land. See to IT," he said,
that you do not knock your own or
your neighbours goods The knocker
ought to be taken out whenever he Is
captured Il miles west Of Grants
vile. with DR.. Osler for a travelling
companion. and there treated to a
sponge full of chloroform,
George McAllister. vice president OF
the NJ. and NJ. association. spoke brief
~ on Its aims, urging Sandy not to be
jealous OF the surrounding towns, but
TO love them as it loved itself. and II
II wished TO grow with them into a
size large enough to make loving pay.
A telegram was read from j. q. Nc
Donald, president Of the d. A. & NJ.
society stating that he could not be
present to deliver his speech on the
intermountain fair. and regretted this
very much,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13

r e Evans Florist SO s Main se
Floral Designs % Specially Phones w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-13
no USE TO TALK.

II suppose that It is no use 10 talk"
he said We are informed by the
evening papers that the majority party
has held a caucus ana determined TO
adopt this plan. It IS the first time IN
the history OF this city that the city's
business has been done behind locked
doors, and as a member of this coun.
ell ! protest against it,
Il have no objection II members Of
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09
GRAVEL POINT
ITEMS
By bloc eye and only me.

Well l thought as / had been
absent for q few week as it is
raining to day I will write a few
lines to the good old CREssET.
Health in this part is l,Dprov
ing some at this writing
James Broda and Ed. kenney
wife and family visited Mr.. Gov.
ley and family last Sunday.
Mr.. Reeves and family visited
at Mr.. Pierces on last Sunday.
Bell Baney spent Saturday
night with Lissie and Ollie Melton
ana report a fine time,
The surprise supper at Rev. G,
p, kenneys was well attended
and all report a hne, time
John Irwin and wife was the
welcome guest Of Mr.. AtkiSso n
and wife last Sunday,
Sidney Melton left for Wash
ington last Sunday we are sorry
to see him leave but a. he is
gone We wish him lots of happi.
ness aud u speedily return.
Milton F'reels visited his sister
Mrs, Atxisson last Thursday
night who has been on The sick
liss for some time but is better
at this writing.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09
PLEASANT pH0yR LIENS
ny ChhOJL GIgL

We had just a lew .prlnklrs of
ram today, MOI enough to settle
all the dus, bu, hope We will SOON
have more,
Mrs. Syoborg was D pleasant
caller It a, Melberss last Friday,
Quito o crowd spent q most do.
ilghtful day on ?;uey River Sat.
urday. They all M, II, M early
hour with vel filled Ga,k-,s.
Ensy .n"n. The day in fishing.
playing cruqnet and several othe:
Iamusemonts. Those present were
Mr. Frederickson, wife aud daugh.
tar Julia, Mr.. syobers, wife and
daughter Nellie, Oscar Carlson,
MIR Anderson, wife aud children,
Mr. A. Carlson, wife and son FL.
mer, August Carlson and child.
den, Ida and Anna Anderson ma
Oscar, Carl and Hanaah:Larson,
0scar Carlson and Nellie
syohers made q business "trip to
Caboo! last N onday.
! Rey. Field.n m Cahpoi pre- .ch.
ed at Pleasant Grove last SUNDAY,
he will preach tbs first Sunday OF
next m:nth again, everybody
come.
Anna Anderson calici OH julia
rreurickson last Vriuay.
We expected TO hear the we'd
alag bells rins ths q tn, bet ",
were 81 Tar awav va ,a:ed TO h.a
. them,
7
Bertha Watson has rs,urne,
from Springfield To make u fsv
weeks vial, with home folks.
Sunday school ut pieasa,,
Grove i- progressing nicely undt
the management Of Mr.. Stice.
Clara and Emil Fink IL NJ
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09

Rocky Valley items
BY A Country Girl.

Clara aud Emil Frisk went to
Cnbo"l Sunday morning to spend
week with their cousins the
Masses Anderson and Cyrus Nal.
burg.
Mrs. Oscar Hcgberg returned 70
her homo in Springfield Sat.
Eva Cover und Blanche Church
of Ntn. Grove spent Thursday
With Mary West Of Oakland.
Annie B,yor made q business
trip to M,n. Grov" We'd.
The ice cream social at Stoney
Point was quito u success Sat.
night over twelve dollars we're
taken in. This proceeds will be
used 10 painting tho church.
HiIda Fredho'm spent Sunday
night a, El6A Hills,
| The sMn which toll 10 Rocky
Valley Sunday was greatly wei
doomed By the farmers the corr
seems greatly refreshed thu
mourning.
Ma, ]. 3. Agce !. in Norwoo'
attending her daughter Mrs.. Free
Rllis who is said ,o..he oai'e i'll.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09
Selhshness.

Selrishness is one of the dark
winged angels of death, which
brings the soul under the cover
OF darkness and at the end If
this life casts it into the realms
OF .ternal'torment SsLFIsHNEss.
rules the hand to lay held of his
feilOw.man-It rules the foot to
walk in by and forbidden paths
lcrules the heart in evi! thoughts
1T rules the conscience, TO take
from your fellow man, that
which he is no. able to give,
The cure fur all this is, TO seek
after righteousness and yon
shall be filed with the love of
God, being shed aoroad in the
heart by the power OF the Holy
Ghost.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09
!. NJ. VALLEY 1rsns.

Dsar Sditor. This 4 " Arst
attempt q writing Items ssr the
Csassas, bat hope l vill bs
welcome.
The Ics.orsam Aucial a NJ.
va'lsy hast TharsdAy night Vas
-s'' attended all report ! nice
time.
Jesse Atk'sson Of Milestone ID
building for himself : asw srsns
house.
Ars Al 3, TsokersIsy, mrs. J.
\. Long and OILS Long were pleas.
sut callers a. Rev. D. y Longa
aoDday. The day vas we'll
enjoyed.
Rsy. D.. H, Long IL assisting
Rev. o. r. Dennis in building hi,
new store house this week.
Josie. Roaves spent Thursdsy
with her mother Mrs P. L. hughsl
School begins next Monday %
Mt. Valley. Everett Dillingsr o
Norwood 10 teacher.
The surprise birthday dinner .
Ed. Romlsy's was we'll ATTENDED
Sunday. The day was welt -spsn,
Elmer Workman and wife spsn
Sunday with ) N. Long.
Mr.. Granville and Lutte Pnxto,
are home from Arizona visitinI
relatives. They will depart agai
IN a very shor, time,
| Mamie Love visited her auu
MARY Long Monday.
] IA news il scarce l will r,ng Of
II ] see this in prin. l sill CON
apuin.
This will be the last time Item
vi!l bs published unless tho name
are GENT in.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09
y X
Ir1lls ron rHE CREssEr.
BY THE ARK GIRL.


Dear "a. ~ill yOu allow ne space
~ your listie paper II i tsv items,
weare having plea,y Of rain in
this country.
Peach gathering will begin ,hii
week, The ev.perators arc running
levery, where.
Apples ~aDsed :. every evapera-
tor.
Mr.. Rohem wants hands next
week to gather Apples for the mar.
ket.
Mr.. Bryan. has 4 nee well drill
DIR. Rice Is going to have a vel
drilled.
Steve MARI says he don, wan
any more hay hauling since Hi
wagon turned over with him ,ha
is no u Joke on Steve Ia ha.
| The show was well attended q
Rogers July ~.
Fine crops in this part. .
Health good in this country.
Preaching al Brush Greek mex
Sunday and also baske, dinner o
the ground. Every body invite
and bring we'll filed baskets an
have a good time. Rev Adams vii
preach,
Larence and Walter Tate say
there is place like Old Ark;
Steve and Albert Murr an
Nermon Threet made a businc.
"Trip TO Rogers last Sat,
Alber, MUIR and family visile
Steve Murr on las, SUNDAY.
Mr., Jim Clinton and old Uncl
John Love made Il business tri
to Rogers one day this week
Mr. HUFF has ho.n working q
) Mr., Rohlems evaperator tor ii
past three weeks he has now g,
ii anl-h'd aud ready for a
p'"s.
Mr. Conan was seen On h
farm crr day las, weak.
Nell ! viii ring off aud 81 I
o work an, 'omo again, this is d
). frat Hme il long time ani
! see tina in print l will con
again good bye to all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09
EDITORS ADVERTISING C0lUEN
LOOK HERE l!I l!IE!

II YOU want put your lands into the hands Of LAND
MAN.. y GARRETT will treat ,,u right
solis, With Him for H. going make part OF bust.
ness ana IN 'h Cs''it he buy home We advise
nome seekers To South Missouri before purchasing else
*her: II ssa beautiful couny the greatest natural
Inducements 'ci il" Ibis ,a, lo. o the farmers and
business MEN and }" tho seeker alter truth /, has ,s
equals earth
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09

! ~ Covlsy ~: 4
sltst = ii. xurrs lei ~
sssatss.
mn stalla Dsstsr il visiting her
lssbsr ssd Hoshsr y. and ars.
Williams this wssk. Z
Prayer psetiag AMI, noBride'.
last Thursday sight vas veil
attended. Il !, U
There will he prayer mssting II
NJ ox'sy'' mex. Thursdav sigh:.
Everybody come.
| Charley Irwin visited Fred and
asd Brod. Scott lac. Sunday.
C. NJ. Booker IL having . new
we'll dr'lled at his house
School at Pleasant Ridge began
last Mo"dsy with MRS. Freeman
Teacher
We'll a. it 10 getting late I will
close hoping this will miss tho
waste basket I remain a. ever the
same old correspondent.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09
WHETSTOkE TRIMS.
By THE CfpB

Nice weather at present writing
Miss Emma johnson is staying
with Mrs Witwer,
Mrs. Johnson called on Mrs.
Witwer Thurs,rv afternoon.
Ella kewkirk called on Dove
and Ella Green Friday afternoon.
Emma Johnson and Susie
iiennrly and Mr.. Lee Witwer ut.
tended the Eibla roading Wednes.
day night,
Oscar johnson called on Mr..
Earnest Neukirf Sunday after.
noon,
Mary BMdes visited CARY
Johnson Thursday.
Dove and Ella Gresn,. Eva
Bru,ou and Clearance Miller OF
Oklahoma attended tho show at
Mt. Grove Saturday night.
Esther Frisk made a flying
trip to Min, Grove Thursday.
The ice cream social Sat, night
at stoney Point was well attend.
ed,
Harry Green attended til
show ut Mt. Grove Sat. night.
Otto Bruton spent Sat, nigh,
with Dove and Ella Greeu
! Ella Green taken supper witt
Mabel Heghsrg Sunday eve.
I John Legup returned to "
Hagberg Sa',dny whore he vii
stay IA lew weeks.
Mrs Earnest Neukirk at,ende'
the lihgiug at the Sweedis
Baptist Church sunday night
Ella Green taken d,nner Wit.
Miss Emma aud Clara. Johnso
. sunday
Well as news j, scarce ] WI
. ring Off hoping TO see this j
print bye bye to all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09

LOCAL LORE
n Il

!. LocAL LOxx
The colony people shipped .
car lead Of cattle on last Wednss.
day TO Kansas citv.
--Arlaree building 10 gong up in
JAH.vills. The Colony people is
putting 1t up.
--Rosao Allen and The brother Of
Charley Usery came to work for
the Colony, both good boys,
CHARLEY Usery and vito paid
their folks u visit on MILESTONE
returning homo on last Wednesday
old .Bno, vvlner and vile and
daughter Mrs, Henry Mccall! was
out at preaching in JAH.Ville on
last Sunday night.
Roy. G. a, Hicks Of Min. Grove
past through our Vile stopping
at the CREssEr OFFICE long
enough to give in u lumber bin.
Rev. l.. S. Garrett baptized
eleven candidates on last Sunday
ut tho hour OF noon. A very large
crowd witnessed The baptizing,
MIR. Mclean left on last
Tuesday for the Old Soldiers Rs.
union He was going by ths way
OF Kansas city with u cur ,oad Of
cattle.
Miss laura Rogers was u pleas
ant caller ut this OtrIcr and
gave the lady ,'omposlturs 4
pleasant chat, Laura is one OF
Texas Co, foremost young ladies',
The meeting az this place
being held gby the Editor, hat
been grand success, there hat
been, up " this present writing
Wednesday, sixteen have unitet
iu the good work, and the meet
ing is still in progress, Thu
meeting will continue although
the weather is very rainy at pre-
sent; over Sunday. F:
The two neices OF Brother FL
Williams from Walnut Rdg
Ark, Paid Brother Wlllinm
( and relatives short visit. The,
a made many friends during thcl
short stay. They are two plensan
. and sympathetic young lads wit
all who They chance to meet. the
left for their home on last Thur,
day, the Colony psople espec ia'
hated TO 500 them g..
NJ ON last Sunday At l o'cloc
ct thu home Of the brides father
NJ, Cobles, Row, l., S. Gnrre'
! united in Holy Masrimm,y Mi
/ Lola Cobls TO Mr., Fred Hortoi
d Both parties are amang the be
I OF Texas Cnuntys young people.
4 very large crowd gathered at NJ
ia Coolies tosee the two joined
Il Holy Wsd'ock,
n O'clock en- August the fit
Togather they both were united
We hope their Joy and peace,to
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-09

3 81 II 4 y 81 4. q II e Y u
NJ N slls nj y ~
M Bsar trOA An |srssk
sailed Il Iris orsios On ~ ! -.
day. 4 Il 81, \.
1T n. Mccall spent Monday
and Tuesday st Houston attend !.
ing the Republican convention
BRO. Fogerson addressed The
people at nine o'clock prayer
meeting In JAH.ville on last
Sunday.
MIR, George Travis from Of
Beaver creek called at this 0RsIuE
on'last Wednesday.
The foot Of Charlie Shelley 10
getting much better. He had
eaught il between the saw carriage
and a skid and mashed it badly.
Fred Horton and wife tfosisd
the CREssEr OrEIcE to u visit siuca
married, aud brought fine basket
Of cucumbers with them, for which
VIC say many thanks,
Annie Hof!arth called at this Or.
fIcE long enough to give an en-
couraging word TO the young com.
posters.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01

Biae Blanket Lender:-J. VI. A.
Collins is the Republican candi-
date for county superintendent of
school. 1t is time for a change in
this Office. The Office has been
held hy the fair e ever since the
organization of the county. and
this year we n going to elect a
man to fill the office. Mr.. Collins
is a ma who is well qualified in
every particular. having been ac-
lively engaged in school work in
this county for a nHHahherf Of wears
with the best of success. Vote for
J. w. A. Collins, the -.insurcent-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01
Tie November Ds.ireaior.

The November Dr'ineator treats
OF the established STILES for Au-
'umn both IN dress and millinery.
and also devoteS mach space 10
the acces series of dress which
women find 50 allH-ing. The
spirit OF Thanksgiving season Is
preserved in u poem fy Theodo>ia
Garrison. a football story by
Violet ioen, and an old fashioned
thanks giving story hv Harriet
Prescott Spofford: and tho kitchen
department IS stocked with sug-
ge>tion> for a variety of Th INKS
feaSt> ranging from "A
Rational Thanksgiving Dinner"
o a Vegetarian Thanssgivi q
hnner.' For The feminine til
'ers that g row 50 busy preparing
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01
Republican STATE Platform.


s-eP-rae = South Dakota renew
'a ,h- msat-. principles o: tn,
for,s 10 ths =, national plat
-m ard eaa.ssealate The people On ia.
saer5t ma. prevails th,olsa-
e-' To- a9ltifs
- m niasi 81 our praspert'E s~sa.con-
have been formed t9 dsI
2 tae vara4s INDUSTRIES ana
2 u ~ omn g: FL
An- nsw Hraesm ~ em
f'aaiis ite Ws-st siat-smanshtI
f esli'g and p4sr n~m Tor
s'4teH la ms -uefs. ars a il
q sHe pas 't t-a1 q Frczidence
gave u Washington ana
- mesi ta great prohens d
ana . as given or 41str-ous
"Ae M s4a1 { rhs
p ~ 4ad eeuras~7as hampton
4-ni~ e fie' people hs-Hs tat
' Slesial interests that seeh
ep5 'ei ne political affairs Of IN ccan-
HS i4'o aas t-en WIS.,
Aa4 ieafes ard com1auds NJ universal
respect # tte American people ,.r4-5 -.
~,
''.# Ns FL
li- t- {ass4- ~ congress ot ths
reeeut .aa ~, III, reru.anos Of railroad
-s -
e ee-Sf+s< ~ the. SUP
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01
Next Tuesday is election,
And Uncle Sam expects
every man to 60 20 tie polls,

Republicans should not be
mi>led by the plea that there
should he a change. because
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or other
croohedness in office. such
stories sprung at this time
SHOULD always be pr, 10 soak
a while and then inve>tigat-
ed, before they are allowed 10
influence a ballot.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01

Sample Of Memorial Cards. printed al Pres office.
sl.'o per dozen. Sl.0o per half doz.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20
EOOlinR The Yntera

The trusts and tariff protected cor
porations are in high glee at the turn
political events have taken, by the con-
centration of public opinion upon rail
road rate legislation. Mr.. Payne, the
Republican leader in Congress and
chairman of the committee on Ways
and Means, which controls all revenue
legislation, has declared in a signed
statement that there will be no tariff
bill reported at this session of Con-
greSS. This Republican standpat policy
was agreed TO last Fall by President
Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon, and
the personnel Of the Committee of
Ways and Means was selected by
Speaker Cannon, so that a majority
were ardent protectionistS. Thus those
Republican voters, who favored the
revision OF the tariff that fosters
trusts and allows them to charge plum
ueflhg profits, were again fooled after
Young Tor many Republican can
dldates Tor Congress who promis.
cd TO vote to revise those tariff schc
dulles that protected the trusts, pre-
vented competition, and allowed the
trusts to sell cheaper abroad than
here.
When those Republican Congress-
men who were pledged to tariff reform,
elected Mr.. Cannon as Speaker Of the
llousc and adopted rules that gave
him autocratic power over legislation,
they knew they were selling out their
constituents TO the protected monopol-
les, and giving the party machine the
power to defeat or pass such legisla-
ton as 1t pleased. The same condi-
lions Will obtain at the election this
Eau, and the question is, can the vot-
ers be fooled again to vote for Re-
publican candidates for Congress who
will standpat anG let the trusts con
tinuc to plumber the consumers? Prom
ises Of Republican candidates are of no
avail unless the pledge is given to
keep out Of caucus and vote for a
Speaker who will agree to give tariff
revision the right Of way. That Mr..
cannon Will never accedc to, for he is
an ardont protcctionist. The member
snip OF the next Congress will be more
EVENLY divided between the parties
and the result in any district NAV de-
tcrminc which party Shall control.
The trusts and corporations will pay
money to the Republican campaign
lund with the understanding that
their interests are to be protected, but
none but the voters themselves viii
furnish funds or efforts for the cleo
tlon Of the Democratic candidates.
That alone should be their rcconmen.
dation to independent voters, If they
measure up, as they should to the JEFF
fcrsonian requirements of ability and
honesty.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20
Walking ~. StronIn.

A dispatch frob PiainSfeld, N. Y,
says every train that has arrived dur.
Ing the last 80 hours has brought to
thi3 ciCy delegates to the meeting OF
tho Church Of God and Saints OF
C0rist. When 1t was annoupc d ssmo
timn ago that this denomination,
which consists Of negroes, was to as
Gemblc here, it was supposed that the
meeting would consist Of o hundred
nr so delegates iD addition to the III
Jle band Of followers hero who have
been locally known as the feet wash
ers." Instead, however, they hayo
been pouring Into tie city by hundreds
Many OF the strangers f&iled TO find
accommodations and tonight at least
five hdnd1cd men and are
walking the streets unshelterea. The
municipal authorities probably viii
have to ralieve the sltustion. Dele
gates are here from Richmond, Lynch
burg and fredericksburg, Va.