davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
at L. 30 O'Clock. at the
En- <GE SALESROOM.

ana mot oF as 6esrable as iced S SeaFby poultry IN
and op @ prices s fo the Oe9 feoeRed though
The ba Of h 5aPPy f weSten is ICED and
dry picked offering freely at lsdl9o and scaded l9q2s
Ducks and geese rather plenty generally showing
fair demand and held firmly. quote: Dry packed,
@2Sc do state ana Pe4nsylvanla 19g22e do Ohio and
Mehgan scsdea is45e 90 & GSheT m Msseir o nrips 6
I7c do fair good. 14a5c Go iced state and Pennsy-
Michigan soaded 2992lc 90 other & Westsr;
best isQi7c: do fair good. 1875 SPIINg CLICK
Eastern I5sisc; do Pennsylvania I24l7c. Western
9ry picked ia gl29 Co., a2 ono sag aIn iSfi4e FtWI
Dry or iced Western dry picked !ogllc DO ono ana ana
isc DO soutawestern ioGa other poultry dry Or led
spring Ohio and Miehis9n l4@lSe 40 96@e 691c do DARK
qss h4SSI5 5I6c "i5 do Western sSis
arss re- aT Tn's 50 eF DO dG1fR eai: 56c .oS'
90 GAME&Venison is outlawed. other game only mod
HI sretcE af5zs frozsn Per DOZEN s.
s. so PLoVER golden. frozen per doEen S9 e. 999 2
$SPE AS Do EnssS sas per a dozen ooBco
per P1!T $4E 81 rsr I pair s. Is ss WILD pECKs
Gr + R9 81 raS9y 90 50 soe do Teal blue
Wing 75gs 10 do green wing sGs 6S1 SG S9 S5e do
'afT aPToTAToEs AND VEGETABLEs-oId potatoes in
liberal supply and weak sweet potatoes scarce and
onions steady Cabbeses plenty and low" @ Saul,,
howers in light supply ah9 hrneL 5.lcT4rSrrs
senasb seas m 9h, ecep and higher Lettuce hreT
for best grades Mushrooms dull Peas largely poor
string beans more or less damagsd by eoid weaIaer
sss about as Ct. 3. We We S6 state Penn Penn
Eyvanla and Western in bulk per $50 $50 10 81 7S 81;
ss so ''pg Pg 5b 81 s. Bo DO per sack 81 so 81 o
SWEET POTATOES. Jersey. per bhl $3g$t; DO per
Pafkf sPRoUTs per Quart eGioc
per ss I s. 9sF%as ass9G
Psa9 bb se ser DO e pr oS 30 81 81 & oRT
state per basket 20 7Is DO New oTlesns per eel;
gSI %, do per box $2g$S 80. do Florida basket
sl8s1- -: 40 per crate. S1g$l 90: CAULIFLowERs'
81 25q$2: EGGPLAETs. Florida per box sIqsd IS;
HoRsERADISH per b6i. s. a s.. KALE NorfoiE, per
So % d s,e per ap p,o 5oc 1 Ss dc Sor6 1 ca1o
lima per basket 3ocq 81 %, do Norfoik per basket
81 59Q$2. do per small basket, 81: LIMA BEANS.
Psr 9sSEs do B9rnpn PsT SSN s. 90 S
small White pickle per 6bi So 50 S. So do connect.
s. 30 DO red 81 DO state White per- Sasket
81 l9st 90 do state an and Western white per crate
a 81 70: Orange County. yellow. per bag ST 70 a
100 bunchss s4ss5; oYSTER P1ASTs per P96
punches S3gS5' oKRA Florida. per carrier 81 5O9
per, small btl sIqs so; do Florida, per carrier 81
SHIPS. per 6bI s1a$1 IS; PUMPKINS per bbi $50
T ns BT5qda G6 per box , 81 g do New
New orleans. Per bbl 81 50Qs3 so; do Florida per
as sr 100 bg4ohs PGS 81 sS s5sas st.
SsIK4ING 81 RING BEANs, FleTidac wax per basket, 81 259
81 $1 90; do per crsts $iaS1 rs: do Charleston wax
Hubbard 9bl. 81 5oa s2; do marrow 81 20 81 80;
SoI ner bhI 81 5o y ~ % % SO sFLNAIH Nor
81 -: ToMAToEs. Florida. per carrier 81 Gs1 so:
ST 2 hohouse per h. 100 Sc RGRNfrs f oVs CANADA @
uabasa per be 7sc $50 $40 erss o & and e- LoRS R 1sa3a
WATERCREss per 100 lunches, 5Oc8si rs.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

CoTToN-The cotton market was irregular to-day
and closed steady advance Of points Novem
ber but generally 3G5 points lower. Sales for
day estimated 275.0OO bales The opening
steady Of 6G9 points and during the
session the showed gain OF 1lq14 points
months result OF buish cables, private
estimate Of 100000 bales. and expectations that
another estimate would be issued at midday which would
a still bullsh showing. But the advance
January did catch the stop loss orders
anticipated and the market
under realizing liquidation by Of the
buyers befrtsh which probably
encouraged by reports that MANY New England mills
from Wednesday night for the balance
and would go short time next Monday
The close was within point two Of the lowest II
reported holders. particularly In the
belt firm in their views and were
little cotton and the bulls also claimed thet
there demand from Carolina mills for The first time
IN Generally speaking. however. adYices
Concerning trade conditions considered unfavorabe.
while the main buIsh arguments those based the
estimates which have recently become popu
lar The December option continued TO command good
premium although the first notice day is
no further away than next FRIDAY and there IS
nothing indicate that tenders If made
viii go begging spite the that the original
bulls selling 10 fresh buyers
The prices in the local market to-day
WAS follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIverpooI Nov 25.-Closing: WHEAT-spot sIeadys
No red western 11ds futures quiet Deeen-
Der. Is l07sd March. S I'd Nay S. 11sd CoIsN-spos
quiet, mixed. American. 5s 1isd, futures duls
December IS 3l2d: January. IS 2lsd FLOCR-Winter
patents steady SIS HOPS-In London Pacific CoaS)
duh E2Gf3 BEEF-Extra India firm 9es Sd
PORK-PTime mess. Western. steady, soc. HAMS-ShoTt
weak. 43s 6t BACpN-f~uriberland cut.
n easy SIS; short rib Is 70 - ~ weak S4s:
rlddes. light. > "a 10. dull 53s I'd 20
heavy s5 10 easy clear backs. Is to 20
n. as: clear bellies IA 20 Is n. week. als
SEOJI.DERS-Sq II 1S n. dull, SIS Cd LARD
in tierces As til Go American re-
fined pals. As CEIEESES-Cauadian hI.ess
white. que-. COS 10 co1red new. quiet els TAI
IyOVV-Prnle easy. 2qs Gd TURFESTINE-Sp
5ur s6s ROSIN-Comnon hrrn. res T1sd PETRo-
I.EJ-M-Redned firm, Tisd. LINSEED OIIr-Dul cas- 81
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

points a51 cars were received against Io the
day last No red wheat in the local
market closed at s9s eSyst9r and 81 olss aaoat;
81 % Il, o b. adoat. CORN-The early market
very much depressed by liquidation following increase
OF 1,lOoO0 bushels IN worlds shipments. d decline of
"a to 40 in the Liverpool market and favorable
Lhe throughout the West There also considerable
s@ng on the continued weakness in live hogs and the
uIafofabie news from Wall After declining li&c
uer me close q saturday the market in the last hour
~ aoout sc ny the late strehEth IN Wlsat
ana closed quite steady. No the local market
vas quoted at 64Ac elevator and 6424c o afoat. No
Nhlto, 61r4c, and No . yellow. 6jS4c 2 ahOat In
the si6e supply there decrease Of $50 600 bushels
ga S-EarIy weakness in oats followed by rally
ih with other grains and the closing tone was
Cash Ga oats in New York closed follows Mixsd 26 10
CLIPPED white. 81 TO 40 10 5296OI2c. RYE-Market
steady; No Western Ole o New York. BARLEY
Market nominal
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
DECEMBER DISBURSEMENTS

In The month OF December the total interest and
dividend disbursements will exceed s5 M In to
me present time twelve railroads. fortv-four .35,s
rial and miscellaneous corporations ana .a,-s
three public service corporations have decIa--sd
DIVIDENDS. paEaple s during the month. which will
aggregate sl9l4S14s while the interest pavable hI,
-e9 railroads, p industriaIs and 1se r,,SIto 80 ~
vice corporations will amount to sS4 1ss esz TThe
following tables give a classified summary ~ the
disbursements:
DIVIDENDS.
"a Industrial ana miscellaneous sFI2s9so
public service corporations ee5 ae7 oe7
Total for 7s corporations. ....... SO 40 --e
INTEREST.
ndustral and miscellaneous coroo,;;io: s s2s so1
1876 public service corporations Si32 90S
TOTAL for 20 corporations s.......... sg4 1ao oe.
Grand f''a' s03 5ss 7I2
few Of the largest interest Disbursements -,
the public service corporations are: The Coneoii
dsted Gas Company. 1922 800; the Peon,es .
Company, sl06150; the Spring Valley Wa+er c.,
rany, sSSoooo; the United Railway and Electric
Company OF Baltimore. S5S2,550; Chicago Union
traction. s2o6,7So the Public Service Cernoetio
Of Newark n J.. S5.1S3; the MetropoIitan street
Railway Company Of New York Cifv s1ay os6.
the Broadway & Seventh Avenue RafIu,av con1,.
Of New York City, Slsl25o; the streetcsr
Of Philadelphia sl06 SsS; OF Pittsburg 1923 500 and
Of Washington, s226,366. With the industrfsls and
miscellaneous corporations the month of Decennhsr
is the lghtest of their interest disbursements for
tire year, and there are only few large ones
which arc as 1ollows; Adams Express $3.50 OO0;
American Malt Corporation. Sill 420; Du Pont de
Nemours Powder Company, $27I ,50S the Pacific
Coast company, $4,000, and the Welsbach Com
pany, Sl62.i6l. The United States Steel Corpora-
ton s12o8,S25. is the largest on the list
In the matter Of railroad dividends declared 10
date, payable in December, the total smo,n4 ts
ss,72S.s6o. The largest amount TO be paid bv anv
road IS sS0S9.94o, which is the disbursement of
the Atchlson' Topeka ( Santa Fe Railroad. few
Of the larger amounts are as follows: Atchison
s3.oss,s40; Chesapeake & Ohio, 1927 907; Delaware
& Hudson. Ss22,252, and Norfolk & Western 81 e1l
7s6 The Industrial and miscellaneous cornora lions
VII pay out total Of si3,S11 659, and few of the
large sums making up this are: American
Cotton Oh, S4Se,S69' American Snelter Security
Company. s630. 900: American Tobacco 50 on I0O
the common stock, half Of which is extra divi-
dend; Diamond Match, 100000 and United States
Steel common, S2,54l,513 With the public service
corporations there are several large payments to be
MADE, American Telegraph and Gable. STE. 900;
Consolidated Gas New York;. Ss00000: Massachu-
setts Gas. s750,ooo; Philadelphia Electric s625 600
snd Washington Railway and Electric s2I2 300
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

day. pigs IS; state pigs excssdsd
dressed hogs
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: 1O1 Ohio pigs 11s
10 average, at 81 20 per 100 10
G. l. s. DHIsnbaek: 60 state roastsrs az 81 60 saR
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribuns
~ received their Uptown OflCe No. 1864 Broadway
between Stth and S7th until o'clock D Advsr
tsenents received AT the following branch Offices az
regular Office nttes until O'Clock viz. 254 sta
s. Esd 153 9Th ave- 18th 93 East
ltth St; 30 West 42d between 7th ard sth
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
Financial.
the CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE OF


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Cp o q o h mrs dy 20 y nd ~ in
a e o IL lien Of the s
Of
190 Me C Y who IL ueta rsmp rreps
b whom the bd W e to he owners s s extension end
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B.
vaentat mianauy the of
JIya January ehyarb an s ~ FRS Morsago Fr
Bono the eCnadas t Il will mature
LIST
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" k November 1907
JANUARY 1905
DATE
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
FIFTEENTH DIVIDEND.
MULTIPHONE OPERATING COMPANY.
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
y meeting OF stockholders q Geo. A KeSser
Will be held the ofice OF company 20 Beaver
Borough OF Manhattan. the City OF New
Tuesday, December 10th. 1897, o'clock IN
Afternoon for the purpose Of eecg directors for the
and for the transaction OF such other business
as may properly before said meeting
EDWARD 4. STERN. Secretary.
New York, November &c 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

BEEVEs-Receipts for two days 241 cars or
head. including l33 for slaughterers
porters and los for the market. Of which 81
City and Al the 6Oth
of liberal and
The Of choice extra steers sold close up
weeks prices. Medium good. which constituted
the bulk Of the supply on fully los. Bulls
active and firm 70 l0c higher held
about steady prices Medium easier closing
full 10c lower Bologna firm Toe higher
Jersey CITY but AT the upper
than steady, and late sales possibly lower
quality considered Nearly all the stock went 20 the
scales Common 10 choice native steers sold at s4s6 .
100 10 of extra prime 15sb Ohio steers az
So 30: S29S4 90 bulls at So 25GS4 40 and tail
ends So bull 81 CO. 81 30dS3 75; fat
heifers Dressed fair demand SQ10isc
per choice native sides Liverpool and
London cables quoted live cattle easier at Ia c NJ
weight refrigerator beef lower and selling in
London an average Of lOc per 10. Shipments
the Victorian 10 Liverpool will include about $50
cattle quarters Of beef
Sales-N1cPherson & Co: Is Kentucky steers f1sO 70
average at SIS 40 per 1852 H. 50 10; 81
do IOs To- S4 90: 20 do 11o7 h. 81 60; 20 Virginia
1927 H. IS 5o p do 1145 h. at 81 So 20 do li2!
H. S4 IS; do. 1teJ h. at 81 70; do 1850 H. az
81 60; do iol6 81 SO; 1000 H. at 81;
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
DiCidend Notices.

Southern Pacific Company
DIVIDEND No. s.
A QUARTERLY Dividend Of ONB DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS per share, being the NTH dividend the Common
Capital Company. declared psyabs
January 1905 the bearers OF Dividend Warrants Nc
annexed certificates representing such stock.
presentation such
signed ONCE Company.
way New York
a K. VAN DEVESTER. Treasurer.
York. November IA, 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D Barney Co. NO - sroao ST.
~S'N- NN- - 80 Asked
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
12O Broadway, New York. November L. 1901
DIVIDEND No :.
dividend OF THREE AND A HALF PER CENT.
$3.50 & ger sh@ W {b ynsS oP Pc 6psnv an me psvsb
demand after 18th day of January, 1905.
70 the stockholders OF record az ) o'clock z n On
will be closed at 3 O'Clock Tuesday December 81.
holders who have not already done are requested %
file mailing orders for dividends with the undersignsd.
A *. VAN DEvENTER. treasurer
THE AToHsON. rOPGkA SANTA FE RAILWAY
Coupons No. 6 due Gecenper / 1897 from The Atchi-
FEAR FOUR PER CENT. CoNvEFST1BI.E ofoIT
9N @ a. 9 & Rsd os % s6f q 9fsT 3b 65aR 70 @ & SsS
Street. York CITY
New York. Ncvsmber il, ieo7
THE ATCHIsON. TOPEKA s SANTA Pc RAILWAY
Coupons No. !, due December L 1907 from The Achi
YEAR FIVE PER CENT coNTERTfBiE ls6I.6
P4eBn Rs ION at a 5 d os 9 % Of is a cSpaRS 10 Nas ssS
II ", GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
New York. November Il. 1897
FIFTEENTH DIVIDEND.
MULTIPHONE OPERATING COMPANY.
Sew York Nov. 60 1907
The Board OF Directors have this day declared the
stock issued prior November 1st payable Deceua-
Der 1st stockholders OF record the
Transfer books WIN be closed November 2sth at
P. NJ. and remain closed until the opening OF BUSH
ISAAC THORMAN. Treasurer
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
- Richmond, Va, November a. 1907.
the stock OF the company payable THURSDAY December
1907 stockholders of record Gloss
THE CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY 60
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEVEs

choice native steers. S4 s5gSs q
Medium 20 fair native steers. 25Q "a
Poor to ordinary native steers 5OQ II
Oxen and stays Goa S,
Bulls ard dry cows. 30GD
Good native no. 2nS 8 n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-04
4 VALUABLE INVENTION
Government Devise Machine Il
Save Cotton sr,yu,sr. Money.

Washington. March a. pnr ~
the mo&t important devices ia the
history 81 cotton culture practically
has bsea perfected by experts ~ she
department ~ agriculture II II .
machine for the removal If th" fuss
on cotton seed and for ihr separation
If the light from the heavy seed I be
process has been in cours. of dsYej-
opmeut for about l~o years. and IT
IL the opinion OF the cotton experts
of the department that its universal
use would effect saving of about
10 per cent of the entire cotton crop
As the crop Of America amounts to
about $3.50. 900 zoo year. II can
easily be- realized that such saving
would bc OF vast Importance By the
removal Of the fuxz from the cotton
seed. the seed may he planted With
an ordinary gravity driiI BY the ease
with which the smooth seed can he
manipulated they can be planted in
hills without unnecessary waste and
can be- made az very small expense
aud as the invention IS in the hands
81 the government. cotton planters
who use 1t will not have to pay roy
alty for H.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-04

Mn, l.. ~ Scellugsou. Cuero, Jas.
Swartx. Kal Swartz. W r. Roberts,
Cor~tctua. F. ; t.ibbr. South Bend.
iud ~ f. RaVlius. Lancaster, ".
~ Lea. Marshall. Hcttye and Flu
shia Alexander Hillsboro. Mrs. u.
NJ Shaw. Cicburny Leslie Hughes.
kansas Cily Mrs q 5 Bynum. Miss
Juviv Tnbue. u 5 B'num. ciiN. 4.
shelton. ChiWEo. g " BotElvr, En-
uis W 3 Henderson. Dallas " ".
ruid Dallas Iim MCPHERSON. Ever
mBu Miss - a. piusv., Nvw Or
leans 81 Ruhiusou Ennis ID ID
Easfham ttals chas IL Frust Min.
usauuIis e. n Puwers and Wife.
yhfraau Chas Wvfzmuilur N~w
Yoft h. " Pollard De- Dallas w
~ Manhail ChiCagn n Judd.
nalaa o. ~ uauioIs So t.nuir O.
/ ~ N dom. Dallas a. Mclean
Iras H. Glts.au Cprsicana
6 haFr rue y r. cusisr eifF
ID Egsssu Austin
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ENJOY EATING.
Good Digestion Can BE Readil,
Gained with Nli-o-na Stomach
Tablets.

1t is torment to look upon a tempt
ing dinner and realize that to. eat
freely means distress and suffering.
Let us tell you how you can enjoy
eating. so that the heartiest meals
will set we'll and cause no pain, dis
tress, or uncomfortable feeling of
fullness.
If YOU cannot eat and enjoy three
good. hearty, satisfying meals day
without any feeling of discomfort,
your stomach is weak and needs the
strength which Mona stomach tab
lets will give il. You cannot afford
to delay treatment, for the longer
YOU allow the digestive organs to
be weak, the harder it will be to get
help.
The remarkable curative and
attested by the guarantee, which
Hood K Curtin give with every SOC
box. I'VE return the money If Milo
ma fails to cure"
If YOU find that eating we'll cook
ed and properly chewed food is fol-
lowed by heaviness and load on the
stomach. by bloating, by gulping Of
acids and wind. by distress, nervous
ness. headache trouble TO sleep, or
4 by any other symptoms Of disordered
or weak stomach. You should begin
| the use of Mi-o-na at once. II Is
guaranteed by one of the best known
! druggists in Waxahachie to cure all
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nothing. A guarantee like this means
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THF HISTORY or TAXATION

some nae sho can find and tell
The truth vishoai twisting IL for The
purpose of theory or any other pur-
puse. ought 10 write History of
T'rsaiiua
Tn. book would h. The StoT5 of
the wors, folly and crime tn the poll
tics in the world since the beginning
of civilization II would he a sort of
a literary and economic nightmare,
hut 4; Ia badly needed at Jefferson
CITY. At every other state capital and
at Washington. says the ~ Louis
Post Dispatch
II would show, among other things
that We siill have forms Of taxation
based on II. amtable theory that n
man ought to pay tax on hin head
every year after someon. had eaptnr-
ed him aud consented not 10 cut II
WAYS be used for the purpose OF earn
Ing taxes II would show also that we
have principles OF taxing earnings
and property In general. based on
the theory that both the Garner and
his property have been ~ some time
IN The past captured" and allowed
TO continue Ia exist only for the pnf-
pose OF paving taxes, or In the an
cient form still In familiar use.
tribute 10 Caesar" As for Caesar.
when he captured possible taxpayers
who resisted too long or refused TO
consent to become perpetual taxpay
ers. he himself said that he "nnimad-
verified" on them. This means he gave
them his special attention. When the
history of taxation is written 1t viii
show that this special attention re-
suited In selling some as slaves and
killing the rest.
With this antique theory of taxa
ton working out through the Mid
die Ages and down into modern
times. common sense and common
justice have reached one plain prin-
ciple of rational taxation at last
1t is that all taxation is neees-
sary evil when necessary. and that as
little as possible Of necessary taxa
ton should be imposed on activity,
on actual production, on business,
on trade, on distribution. on produc-
tive earnings, on the ability and dis
position TO do what ought 20 be done.
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With III. Wives and Children WIN
Nffsud Gaiti-m.n's Convention.

I-awton. Oh. March Chief
Quanah Parker. chief Of the Co
manches, is making preparations for
a trip 10 Fogt Worth. Taxae. ,le sin
be accompanied by bis three wiers
Gad children and number ~ the
sats prumlnvt Ia his trse Go,
Tom Burnett. . cattieman of Fort
Worth. zho Is considered hy Parker
aH being on. 81 his best friwads, who
ment Of the Knights Of Boyina Of
that city. has requested Of the chief
that he come and BRING hiR relatives
and tribcsmen at the coming meet
ing Of the Ca'tiemens association.
While the chief does not like TO
be- placed up for the public 20 gaze
upon rs something out Of the or
iiuary. he very much likes TO attend
places that 20 him are a pleasure. He
takes great delight In attending
the Texas Cattiemen's Conventions
for he is we'll acquainted with many
OF the most prominent catticmon Of
Texas and Oklahoma. and several Of
them had great grazing leases from
hts tribe on the one-hHlf million acres
Of land recently opened to settle
menf and previous To the opening Of
the original Comanche and kiowa In
dian pasture reserve OF several mil
lion dollars they also used to pas
ture vast herds of cattle throughout
this country.
Stuart Harrison OF Fort Worth
viii visit Quanah shortly and assist
him in making ready for the attrac-
ton In 1885 Quanah Parker visited
Fort Worth and came near losing his
life. while his bedmate Yellow
Bear, one of the leading Comanches
lost his life. These distinguished
Comanches had gone to a hotel in
that city and put up for the night.
When they retired they blew out the
gas. When the porter came next
morning he found yellow Bear dead
and Chief Quanah in very danger
Gus condition
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4 PENNSYLVANIA PROPHET

4 writer for the Philadelphia
Public Ledger calls attention TO the
fact that with the death of this con
gress there will pass into oblivion
some of the men who became repre-
sentatives in the tidal wave of 1904,
when Roosevelt swept the country.
The term of the new congress Will
begin March (, but unless the presi-
dent shall call the SiXtierh congress
in to special session the regular ses-
sion will not begin until the first
Munday OF December next Thus the
men who were elected in November,
1900. must wait for one year and one
month before taking their seats.
This matter has been discussed fire.
quently and the agitation is likely TO
begin anew shortly. Those who favor
congressman taking their seats with
In one month cot their election argue
that the representatives and senators
would begin terms at time when
the topics involved liza their election
were freshly before the people As u
h. now. thy points iu fhe platform uu
of uu importance" when che session ~
congress begins New ISSUES mas
arts. and chsuE, ths entire face ui
ths moon. as Dr. We're. The present
congress hiss candidate fog prosi
dent ti both ends ct fhD .Jptn
huIdluE IA Vlre prrsideHI Fair
banks and Speaker Cannon. seug
tors Foraker Aidurh he,eI,dzr
Knox. snoouy. and laFuiletfs lu
ala m the presidential r3o. IN
around the white huuae sFe sgt.ffuf
De-. Uuot aud raft aikrd uf Iaf n
hlah Hunuf SEQ fHNfe is nn Wrt Cd
aeplfania tp succeed Roosevelt
Washington with sn mHuy Heum
arftvsir at NnfA .hsta lA- ilheiF tn %
q clash b.foFe rhe neAf consfvs
uus month old The contest U.s. on uo'
fu earnest BIZ Cannon luuma np 'o
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