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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
BRYAN'S IDEA
OF PRESIDENCY
coMMoNER GIVES HIS coNcEp
TON OF HIGHEST OFFICE
IN THE NATION.

NEW YORK. July 13.-WiHam ]
Bryan has written an article eAutlss
MY Conception of the Presidencvr
for the July is issue OF Golfers Week.
ly. Mr.. Bryan says:
THE Presidents power for good or
harm is often overestimated Our
Government is a government Of CHECKS
and balances; power is distributed
among different departments, and
each official works in cooperation
with others. In the making of laws,
for instance, the President joins with
the Senate and the House; he nav
recommend but he is powerless 10
legislate, except as majority Of the
Senate and the House concur with
him. The Senate and the House are
also independent of each other. each
having a veto over the other; and the
President has a veto over both. ex.
cept that the Senate and the House
can, by a two-thirds vote, override
the Presidents veto. The influence
of the President over Legislation is
therefore limited; he shares respon.
with a large number of the
peoples representatives
Restrictions.
Even in the enforcement of law
he is hedged about with restrictions
He acts through an Attorney General
Whose appointment must be approved
by the Senate), and offenders against
he law must be prosecuted in the
courts, so that here again the respon.
;ibility is divided. In the making of
appointments, too, he must
consult the Senate, and is, of neces.
,ity, compelled to exercise care and
discretion.
The most important requisite in a
as in other officials, is that
lis sympathy shall be with the whole
'eople rather than with any fraction
# the population. He is constantly
allied upon to act in the capacity of
judge, deciding between the impor.
lnities of those who seek favors and
he rights and interest of the public.
Tnless his sympathies are right the
ew are sure to have an advantage
yer the many, for the masses have
o one to present their claims. They
ct only at elections, and must trust
, their representatives to protect
lem from all their foes.
Must Be An Analyst.
Second, the President must have
knowledge of public questions and
e ability to discern between the true
Id the false; he must be able to
lalyze the conditions and to detect
e sophistries that are always en-
Dyed by those who seek unfair ad.
lntages.
He must possess the moral cour-
e to stand against the influences
at are brought to bear in favor of
ecfal interests. In fact the quality
moral courage is as essential in
bic Office as either right sympa-
les or a trained mind.
"A President must have counselors,
d to make wise use of counselors
must be open to conviction. The
esident is committed by his plat
m to certain policies, and the plat
m is binding; he is also committed
certain principles of government,
these he is in duty bound to apply
all matters that come before him
there is wide zone in which he
st act upon his own judgment, and
e he ought to have the aid of in
igent, conscientious and faithful
Users
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
GERMANS WILL
SUPPORT BRYAN
EDITOR OF NEW YORK STATS
ZEiTUNG MAKES HEARTY
PLEDGE.

FAIRyIEW, Lincoln, Neb.. July y.
You may rely on the sincere and
earnest support Of the New York
Staats-Zietung.
HERMAN RIDDER."
This telegram, sent by the New
York Editor from some Kansas town,
the name of which could not be de-
ciphered, was received by W. J,
Bryan at Fairview today. and, al
though Mr.. Bryan made no comment
his pleasure was evident in the
buoyant tone in which he read the
statement
1t was Mr.. Ridder, who, before the
Denver Convention, called here with
the announced intention of asking |
Mr.. Bryan to withdraw from the field |
on the ground, in Mr.. Riders opin-
ion, that Mr.. Bryan could not win In
November. Lincoln Democrats de-
clare that Mr. Ridder did not press .
this point, however, upon visiting
Fairview. He departed from Lincoln
in a happy frame of mind with Mr..
Bryan's 20. k on his free wood pulp
plank.
National Chairman.
DR.. P. L. Hall, Nebraska's new
of the National Committee,
discussed with Mr. Bryan today ar
for the visit of the COM
mittee here Tuesday. The qualifica-
items of a number of men for the
position Of Chairman Of the committee
were talked over informally but their
names were not to be learned either
rom Mr. Bryan or Dr. Hall. There
ection to Mr.. Bryan. Dr. Hall ad
nitted that ho had in mind man who
lie thought would best fill the Office Y
md that Mr. Bryan had another. How a
,ver, it is predicted that the end of /
he meeting here will see the Chair '
settled fact, and many de- h
ails of the coming campaign mapped a
nut at least in outline. p
Mr.. Bryan has received numerous d
enders of the services of speakers, a
including the leading Democrats of T.
he country. Musicians also have q
cen early on the ground, and the c
nen who make banners and buttons n
nd get out printing and pictures. a
UGH of these matters as deserve at s.
ention will be turned over to the n
'ational Committee Tuesday. ST
Gov. johnson. G.
Among Mr. Bryan's supporters fl
hose activities will be gwen the wild
st range possible is Gov. Johnson, of to
Minnesota. This word was given to el
ome forty or fifty of the Johnson fu
ohorts who went from Minneapolis
} Denver to fight for the Governor
Id called at Fairview today In token
surrender of the Johnson forces, We We
ester Elwood gave up his flag with Il
,hnson's name on it to Mr.. Bryan, an
e latter declaring that it should have RI
conspicuous place among the tro- uo
lies Of Fairview. Fl,
THE fight is over and we are with or
u now" was the assurance given tn
r. Bryan. by Congressman Hammond, uf
10 placed Gov. Johnson in nominal
N.
This delegation, and one which was
turning to Cleveland, o. were the
ly formal visitors at Fairview to-
y, both being shown through the
yam home and chatting informally "
tn the candidate
Charles Bryan returned homet oday
igued from his work at the Conven-
n city. He retired Immediately,
ltenting himself for the time being ma
h a telephone conversation with sno
lrview Wo
the
ME- DDEEDTNY@ A"H
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
ICE CREAM SUPPER
FOR THE CHURCH

There Will be an ice cream supper
tomorrow night at Mrs Eugene
Guests for the benefit of the church
workers of the South Columbia Meth
odist church
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17

Foley's Orino Laxative, the new lax
alive, stimulates, but does not irritate.
IL Is the best laxative. Guaranteed
or YOUR money back.-GEO. S. ALI
CORN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
CONVENTION ADJoURNS.
Appoints Committees And Takes Re-
cess Until p. m.

CONVENTION HALL, July IA
Standing committees all appointed
and adjournment taken until o'clock.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
ROLLER WELL OILED.
No Debate To Be Allowed on Reso-
Iutons.
(By a Staff Correspondent.)

CONVENTION HALL, Nashville,
Tenn, July 14.-On motion of Rice
Pierce, who also moved previous ques-
tion, all resolutions referred to COM
mittee without debate.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13

W trni iOrlsoeu DAG Ell M0no, iom
loO iii at bnOe imoo 6rnpioro, % I'M
oey Samtnen innot ri no, at BAN
baUoe Iaaet iii SoUeo, at @upernercn
bOOoe bc9anet 2NnOipi9; net baOoe ban
lGt ia9oe ban. 50 bet tpiUler ri
lite p0a. oa Nyolterpresicn er IuIo oi
De iioilelte t)Oialo MOB GrapiorO 70
bans Wtnin99iNller. Gor Mtnno blco
belt Operrnitet, on ri iOrtalte b0nl at
bet par 6rmuioroa politiite SLENDER,
lom ! pOlitiite Cjemeo bapoc laaet
bam anlluoet; men eiter at Ill SH9cn
bar pUret Oppe IOr De 6Ot5ncpg SG-
ters @rnno ,NurD / Siour Sails, bUor
ben bleO aIOilt, % DC lanmc 6icnoer
llt 6ramforO til at lronte Ell li9nenoe
Surp / Seaomooo, buor be meute at
tlnne Ipre Nioner moo Gam, bar De
mauttet bragg li9 tilb09e meo Siam;
tbi oginn oenne SurD iriiicnotc bam.
Der buroG pGre Ell GrGnoie Ior 6or=
Ipl8elie lDnc2 pL Iclp i poIitiite
&e.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13

'ieS totler iorilot, % ,>er b.litr iorueIet
1m GtiGbuCn ci oltiO li8 suniti9 bar tsict
II por ci al Osic, iort tIa8eo o9 intfco,
I'm cuuml6 in inoouo ben ei alti6 opluiteo
Sei 2ar iom cr bo0 os, meO 6u9ter o9 li9neO
9on9ruoe me9et ct 6remitriOt bet ligneo.
Meu NoueuNitammen ben giGue mao bercS,
Eou McmitrotetS gone a. Hulturen iorcs
81 GOlcrc SpOg ioor pOr (ante o9 lnnse
li lip9uepelt Spn ltnl ior 6remtioen rin9c
Gt yju9moul, iopt rpr9i9t lGtteli9 NGrtc
\ uu90uttens Shnb Bet ital oole ben ltGrtc
Nait &ra8 Ct pea 5eOren2S stitre o8 5Gocl
"A Spro0ct al Nor iont os bietteIig 9IGocy
g fan Ou liot mer, emo Oe 9umle If lrre,
gao bar Ou ei Oerai Tor rue big Of llcre.
NieoNontce NnrOen, naor Iiot on fan ineUIe,
0u bereo Oa ri9hs 9eidoftig at prepIe
1Pel bpOer leg ?iorit iom CT 8icrnc min
Mioooe,
"a toor ou tuiplrOooig, ONT par Oct Ell Gi0OOe
n &ismOuOeno )tuHer Ou SO9a bsr lGre
Niitoriit 2Gt bar Oct pprct ell }Gre
ut tieuoc it Spro8 p8 1T 6olto (rOoiioncr
Set pCrOi9 big 9lor blouOt DC andre ljotioner
=. Is. 6rote.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
SjOOc 2larSnOiister.

"Iepils gate Sournnl" iiriper:
Gn Gel &or0crt oistutcreoc Iprlcocu
an9ndenoe &eiret oQ &cmperaturen
ocnne Nincr, % Olle tar eni9e on. at
tn iaa milo, iolri9 Nintcr bar man ul-
BRIG Ior hapt / Gnlota. Gn 9anmd
Gubbe benptteoc 2eilIgbeOen til a.
ircmora9e al $)iltorien iore9aocnos
miloc Gintre. "S 1877 p9 1878 rar
0jrUaict pau mango SteDty liOropt
ten 9rpnt. iu0oe ban. "Eriicrne
paa &ipo p9 6jNrtr0 ait nco, ooa oct
lite pdr tolOt uOt til at opbcpare oct.
seq buffer 9oot, at en- Tnmpitb9erpc-
OitiOn bleD iorctn9et pnn Oiislisiippi=
6iooen ira Gubuauc Soma, til Ct.
Yaul. 6OIt ioruoia9oc, at Der uilOc
bliUe lltan9eI paa So, men i Mart2
Iros G!ue o9 3nOijper til 9orO "a.
tota, laa Der bleu nOt al IS ,tQaret.
Qet famine bUnotc / 1881 % 1852.
ri b0poe in0en Ninter ier / Ntnrta.
men oG iom Den iOr gllpOr, Og ben ou=
reoe til uo 2lprii. vi tan iorbereoe
os paa &uloe lprlt 2taris O9iaa bette
2lnr, ia9oe ban; Den Oil littert ino=
trGTe Ell Sang, % iadleOes fun ri MI
Ocnte os tOloe Gage liarts % 2lpril.
NUcr milO &inter, iOm Ie9 ian butte,
ri bar baOt bar pUret eiteriUlgt AZ
8ooe 9lplinger. 9e Yintre, je9 ber
bar nHOnt, citeriuI9tr5 al rigtigc
&rOnuar. 5oroen bar 900 Stano
ON Yaaren, % SGocn Tom tioli9 i
AOroen. Snoen Naaren ian Ui enOnu
I0a not Sne % &egn, o9 oa pil pl I0a
en- fu9ti9 Sommcr.
Gette par 10 opmlmtrenoe ll0tNlcllcr
| ira en- eriaren NtNnO; men Der er Oes=
pUrre altlOr mango 6nrmere, iOm bD9=
ger paa ben 2lplin9, De lite bar bpliet,
om lite ou gjor Get.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
.for County Gredsurer.
Sore &reopii

announce myself Republican
candidate for the office of county treas
urer, subject to the will of the repub
lican voters atthe primary election, tc
be held on the second Tuesday in June
1908, between the hours of eight anC
five O'Clock. If nominated and elected
will guarantee tn the tax payers thai
all the deputy and clerk hire put to
gether will not exceed the salary ofonC
deputy twelve months each year while
am in office.
Yours very truly
CHAS. DAHL,
K. Il. No. ,. Ellington, :. ID
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
SOrifjrlligt.

EluW0rt bar ,om bCtlgnot inoiprt
olicntlig %rp8lcltr0I Ior Disie 6Orbrp-
oelicr, pg M CT ct 6orilo9 til Ell lI8=
nenoe VOO brO9t Irem / ben ipeniie
&i89O09.
- ut lpOlot StNOepacbcu cr bleptn
Opilnocn al 0iram QerCD Wtarim /
0artip>o, Gonn. Set maa ii9ea at
pore Oet iarliglte &aaben Opilnoet o9
OU ban ielp inOler bette, pnlter ban, at
oct tun moa bliue benpttet al Dor BE
9jerin9 / Ell eOcntuel Sri9 % lite TONI
NE pripote 6olts SGnofr. 80nt
bare, buIltet rrD9tcli9t @GUnpaaben
bette Oiloe bore StimNnos o9 Sni99
moroeres NNnoer Cpiinoeren er
Spn al ben berpmtc engellte Cpimoer
Marim,
~ Set er en- belVnOerli9 &lenoS-
~,
gjerning, at 9litrpt al Ntenneltencs
3OmmelIn9re cr ale forltelli8e; mon
Jul '''' '"'o'' ~ ''8'' ''O' & 0''
blepet tN9ct / Grug peO Stralantal=
terne, iOr Gjentlenoelic al sanger, "a
M er erT,emet beIlrttet irSiort MR.
9frme ~ lro,ne
MosIoAn,stta er non iorae ctot
bror man. n,n Qon Mi b,hnooc ,io
moo ot bline r,rerne b,ororet ,utct
S'8 itol beJruuc9, l9r to wager 90t
Iorttd6ti Il Io''IjeIi9t efV'II"tt'i'F,
f0r at t0nNiaiere. at N00en e. MI@
Iadot.
,n,,,re ,,uh,r,, ,afo,.a.-
m,r b,r oi Nom r,noni,fr gso,er,no
,,oet r,ort wioiorer 7cn,r, #
,nn,,ob ~ 1onbr,ne 1rc.r,n ral.
'oon, mir, y.or, 9nliro roo 70 aor.
t,r N R,oisrinocn n;l b,l)er ,rr0e
,tc,,srns III ern !, vounet hGne inr.
Ioot'
gGcloelano9. Stotlcr ital relies /
@rauo 6ort5 Iiitoctior 2lbcrlggmsie,
icm ira iprit al belemt.
''''O'' - G.'' '''.,'''' 'V''""' -
''U'" ~ '-.,''''' '''' '7'"'' '''''"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
Hatarrb fan ifPe heIbreNes

b 9 B nbre W:tle-. ba he lie fan naa Snl0cmmen5
S10e &aiarrb Cr en- Blob eticr &onuutiOussS Spgs
bonn. o1 for al he.6rtce ben. mu0 Te 1ge Uleolciner
iub Hairs Catarrh Cure tagts tHo % t,rfer btrette
pod glooet "a SHmbHotrHe. Hall's Catarrh Cure
er life en- &patianersUib;Ciu Sen bi,p a0uul5 fos
reitoet ate al be b7oie Eager btr cuuoct "a er Ct
reguart Sagemiooel 9ct or idHuEeHiot ni be bebiie
Stprfemo.er mon teHber toreurt ~ oe tcoi.e Blob
oer pirfer 1tr,'e pda SllmlroerHs
zen iulotoriue S0wmeNliuiUI U' =, % AtgttbleVier
er bet oer bspIrteg ila isr6lrieEo' ulEr pgo 9el'
breoeIeH a Adtcrrl. q G,-t7 C.'.. >.hr' .i'ro irit
7 4 G0frtn a. F', s.eTe.
Sal9ts al Ipa,A, 'ri E.s
Halls Family lis 8. II U,6lls.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13

&eo Ell al Siolcrne Rr,t.aHia IL
Der ell 2nrer, iom bcocr Nanictn Gd
rofley Dag blep sans Samilic ioya5ct
meo 3U.llinQcr "a / i'm 6ortoiplcic
glemte ban iuloitGnoiQ at mooe op paa
Stolen. st lpii 0opco bcnptteoc 2ln=
leonin9en og "a irem paa &atbsorct
iol9tnoe SeOoel "6aniteen er ira=
pGrenoe, oa 0unlien bar iaact
Smlaiten
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13

9iaar Ell 0}anO auIolocr Ell onoen
uOcn anOcn @runo enOperIonli9t SAB,
Oa cr bette Cnoitab; nnlr Derimoo en-
aIllprer en- loOlps Slpn9el, Der ip9er
bOloc lig Oppe Socictp o9 er en- 6or.
rGocr at SomiunOet er BAN bet oI=
Icntligc5 %elgjOrer "Gourant".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
Register Of Oee6s.

To the voters of Roberts County.
hereby announce myself as Republican
candidate for the ONCE of Register of Deeds
of Roberts county, subject 20 the win of the
people al the primaries. If nominated and
elected pledge myself to conduct the affairs
of the office in busincsslike and economical
manner and solicit the support Of the voters
Yours Truly,
T. +. STEVENS.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
>lotice for 2>ics.

Sissetyi' :. d., Mar. 9th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
county Board of commissioners will
consider applications or bids for Su-
perintendcnt to care for inmates OF
poor farm at the regular meeting. Apr.
9th, 1908. Board reserve rigEt u re-
iect any or all bids.
by order of Board of co. Commits
'i3pass
O. n. ODDEN. Chrm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13

Gn Intelligent 2Nrerinoe plntereoe
en- ocili9, iriit Toie / StoleONreliet til
4Setuelic oA 9(poelle for iine Gleucr.
Smart be9pnOte Gcrnene Iper for iA
at beoe on at moatte iaa &oien. "9lt
9iue Goien til en- al eoer piloe pNre
urctIGroi9 ouerior 0le De oOri9e, ="
IOrtlareoe 2Grcrinoen. "Te9uoen
Oloe bet bore utlO9t, oH ben Der lit
ben, lille tunoG nD0e Den beort emo MI.
Seq ian better lite belle ben mcllem
eocr; t6i oo OilOe jeg gOelG99e &Oien,
% bOer al eoer Oil0e fun bare Ell b9r=
oil03 9el al ben; Der piloe ittc bare
noGen Hoie. 3ilIanmcn fan nj aQc
uDlc Den; WigteIIacocH tuI nj ant
c,e Den. lct e. mango lWd iow
blir urpI0ncret oQ oo:last m'g,m
NUnOtr0t pdN Eoit tun irroi, at man
/ lin U.g.,mc nj bare ttt ioJ iig ielu.
nl0g oci %lrtra. at,cl uut itabt Ilr
au,.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
,eor He9iiter Of DeeSs.

seq iiIoOer mig bcrpeo at onnonccre mig
iOm republitanit RanplOoi ior 3ie9iiter Of
Geeos, til 2li9lerelie al EGl9crne peo (r;
mGrunl9et SUM WoonCO.
2Grbeoi9it
SalUOr {. 9iOaag.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13

@omlc Sipert SDperion, oen Ulonc
9ioromnnO Nmcrita, Ell 900 / 6nlo=
mus, Sn. @on rpuaasoe oen arie 9ll=
Der al lob 2Iar. , 9iaaneoer og
Ia9e.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
So Ercjo9 C1emol.

seq bar lie 3iO at ipilocpaa Qut=
ming al Saloouer % &inulm; StaOcn
cr oaercoe 9jort. ipr Solicit iO0er Oio. ~
iagDe CONNER CrriSt. @aul. "Mcn
jtg Ojloe lite tianoe nogen onentlig
9anS. @co Oisie 9aalelq9 ioIle@
mere llguOeli90eO, Stirnoiel o9 Stam
emo i no9cn StiGnteitue. 90 enOOa
bar jeg intet imoo Sans ii9 ielp. "
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-03-13
SDO SafOta,

GD90cIprmano GliOn er antpmmcn
til Picrre meo NinnOitab % NINitineli
ior at tN9e lat pNd Cpiprcllep al &a.
pitOlbpgnin9en.
- 6briltOpler SObnion, en- 6armer
/ 6bnrle5 Nlir 6Ountp, bnU0e ben
llpane at opbeOore 6Drititter i'm @N=
oebp8nm8, motil &p9ningen Ell 9(ot
brNnote neo. Get nntn9ca, at W}u9
bar 8n0pet SO / 6prltittene.
- Gn so 500 lang BRO ital Opio=
res al Cement oper @i9 SiOu 6looen
peo gSQtertoWn.
"Soutb 3alota State &criem
beO.r ct MT @lnO, iom cr be9pnot at
uotomme @ierre. 9iCoattprcn CT
2Nlll y. GrIno.
- lloe peO Sort Qierre bp90cr NON
melt al Niuriten. 9enne iabritctt9
ogloa Der.
6ormernes 5elciontompani al
Milbant bar M, eiter 3 glara 6Orret=
ming, ct 3elciOniDltcn paa | 48l Y}l
os 500 &lnOer.
@aaoe GrtIep og Milbnnt tOmz
mer ia0r til at bli Ell Scamp on at iou
SalOpnerne no.
- @reitcrne / 98atertopn tit meo
iOreneoe &rNiter pOela9t 6Orretnin9en
iOr ale Spillebuie Der Suen.
- Der CT 69,9G8 Gotboliter Der
Stnten.
- WfNn bar MI be9DnOt at poplnoc
Sui al 900 &palitct ira Ell &ulaure
peO Stonepille.
- Set nnllnaes, at Staten bar I'll
SnotGgt al ca. ) Diillioner 9ollals
ON 2laet ira Yerioner, Der tommer og
bcnDtter li9 al bore encltanenOc &Opc
ON Stilsmisic
s. 9. SotleituO bar iOl9t i'm
2lOis, "9&ort1in9 Gntcrpriic", til Sto=
lCbeltprcr 2F, l>ouaiqie.
Gio, u so, iom uogipcr Sic
Spirit oI 9atpto~ i 0owaro, Gor t
Syptteri, iom &pen Tan pUre rv,t al.
$. M. Gn9luno far Gebt &latu
She gSallUte gSorlo".
Gra@. ). Neterion9 &lao '9ucc-
ter llnQn" bar nDljg Ieiretslt l7oe
2lnrsjubllNum.
Ypeu Yrentioro. Der tun cr ct
2lur 0nmmel, bar ell 2luis, iom beocy
"Spint Gountp Spite. Gen uo0i=
pes al Is. s. 4ctcriOu.
Yaltor Is. 8. 9eoroii g9aubdu
bar iolot lit Yloo, "2etder Gbrouiclc"
til 8. 2ariOn.
- Gn @op, pcotaget iiorc ye9ls=
ldtur, IortDocr 2omerne at benbttc
IgjGt al SangiuQ.e til &atttpDnt 60
ben cr Onlugt paa al bcitutte pore
SangIuole moo bet ipnse SIGNS 6or,
iGn8eIi8beo.
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BY order OF the Republican County Central
Committee Of Robert, county. south Dakota
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ANN. II STATEMENT
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-19
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Does your back ache? Do you get

Does your back ache! Do you get up lame in the morning? Do you feel dull and tir,d? Does it hurt you to bend over. to lift anything, to get up from chair? Do you have sud deh catches" or stitches of pain in the back? Does a dull, throbbing ache settle in the small of your back and bother you day and night? Do you sometimes feel that you simply cannot straighten up?
 If you do have backache, be care ful not to make the very common mistake of treating it as a muscular trouble. Do not rub the sore place with liniment. nor put or plasters, for the seat of the trouble Is inside In the kidneys, which lie just be- heath the small of the back, on either tide of the spine.
 A cold. chill, a fever, overwork, sver-eating or overwhelming may tart a slight congestion or infiam- nation In the kidneys that will at .Ace interrupt the kidneys work of iltIring the blood. It is this condi- lion 62t, sets up the aching. and makes yUur back so bad.
 You cannot make any mistake by treating the kidneys at once, for it | 8 these small troubles that lead to | iropsy, diabetes and Bright's dis iase. I there is any doubt In your |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-19

to consider his stand the pivotal point of the presidential campaign. Bridgeport Farmer.
 It is not too late to draw lesson from the fate of the man who was ground to pieces, this week, on the local tracks of the New Haven road. The lesson is this: Keep of" It is too common practice, in this city, to use the railroad for a short cut to and from work, or to and from pleasure. The road is lined with warnings against trespassing on the tracks, and one needn't look far to find that the moment he uses them as thoroughfare, or loafing place, or in any other way without per- mission, he is liable to fine, or im- prisonment, or both.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 All Connecticut will applaud the effort of President Mellen to get into and out of New York city over lines under the control of the New York and New Haven road exclusively. The delays, the damage. the acci- dents and the other vexations conse- Quent upon the present arrange ment. have been borne and must be borne by that road notwithstanding that by far the greater part of the responsibility should rest elsewhere. The hopelessness of the present sit- uation makes any movement to dis cover way out of it one to be ap- proved on all sides.-Bridgeport Standard.