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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12

1S.-@. 5. Sane, Zen.
19.-Satob aummel. Gor.sDsm.
20.-Q. %. Strsblop, Soc. Dem.
21.-@. 9. Neilep, Soc.zDem
22.-Sobn 9aBmonn. Soc.sDem.
23.-S. BaItsr, rep.
SuperpifOrsn.
1. Difriet. = SObn DaIi5Orati,
Dem.
IS. 5arsr. Dem.
3.-g. @oebsuer. rep.
As. q. 8ea, Rep.
81. 6. Sanfsn, Dem.
en-. g. NtcGGrtbD, Dem.
7.-@. 8. 5iiber, rep.
s. 8. 3. Rod. REP.
9.-5rdnt 9onsb, Sc1.s0sm.
10.-9sorse Msnins, Soe.sDem.
11.-Sas. Sbebau, SOc.sDsm.
12.-@. Roerl6eI. SOc.sDtm.
13.-gbarIss 6rieosrid, 5oe.sDsm.
14.-6ranf OIenic5al, Dem.
15.-Qrtbur lIrbanel, Sot.sDe
16-gbas. 6. Seste, SOc.sDsm.
6risbsnstidtsr.
|. 0iItrict - 5. u. graOss, Dem.
ID. 5. Riss, REP.
3.-S. s. Sope, Dem.
IN. q. part, Dem.
3d.. 2. Sbsriban, Dem.
6.-ai6aro glsner, Soc.sDem.
r. 8. q. s8nsmer, Rep.
s.-R. u. 8sper. SOc.sDem.
9.-g. .. 0ieB. Soe.sDsm.
10.-2. 90. &otedi, Dem.
lis. 6. &ramsr, SOC.sDem.
gontubler.
l. 0ihrici-D. Mc@DOp, Dem.
2.-Sobn gotrisfts, Rsp.
IS. 8. 6lonnigan, Dem.
IN. G'MuIeb, Dem.
5.-8. Smith, Dem.
6.-8. 9oRotonsti, Dem.
10. g. Bender, 8ep.
8.-@. 4sransr, SOC. Dem.
g. 8. 9dnib. got. Dem.
10.-R. G3e6orsti. 5oc. Dem.
11.-gb. gun6onstf Soc Dem.
Die 4bHimmung ibsr bic 9onbauss
sa6en bate iolgenOss 3siultut: Sir
bic eIectriihe 8sIeuhtungsanlaas H.
619, bdsegsn 5409; fir elm 0fieitss
RatdtOrium10,047, b0gegsn 4473; fix
ben 8au itd0tiiher MerfteH 10,455,
Oasegen 361O; fir Sdalbdutsn H.
375; bagssen 3374; fir Elm SiiOisite=
NotaoriuTE 10047, Dngegsn 4473; fit
ben Boz sintr Observation-Disclosures
lage10,866. OdssseH 4,371.
Bel ben Nablsn in ben tletnersn
5iaoten uno OrtI6aften bieies gouns
tp's ipielte bic YoIitit nur Gin unters
georonete 3ole unb nur in sU1ils
naUtse. Uef 4qis uno UduDdtoia
fam e gu eiHem pirtIiftn Sample.
Sn SiosMilDoufss erlitt Mopor
5rdnie cine aeiolsene QisDerldoe; Or.
Sbonep W. Smith, pur9e als unabs
birsiosr nit GROCER Mefrbeit seudblt.
Sn 0eit Nils fano Gin bibiaer 9ampi
8piifen BEN oemOiratiitsn Ulopcr +.
Is. WalIb unO 0sm Republiodner =.
3. 8alonin Itatt. bei psIrsm Walib
nit II Stimmsn Wsbrbeii iegie. Sn
oer Staot DauDatoia banaeltt e ff
nur I'm bic Q~icsnsirdgs, "a Das re-
pHbliednifte 5idet IeiHe Cppoiitiot
bate. Die gHtfhei6un9 erfolgte 3a
0unfisn Der Birt6i6aiten. 5n bsr
ibriseH 5opns uno Crti6aiten ssiss
{ fih nur gsrin5ss SHtsrsFs. o1 bic
Brimdruoblen 5unsiit i6cn bic Gntz
IdeioHnssa ssbrohi Soften.
M OhsrmontossQbsn min ber
Ct. 80Ra0sntura a. Il. sgersin in 0sr
Dale Dir ct. 6ranriausSgsmdno
cine sroBe eramatiit muHcalii6t In.
~ttrh1ItuHs Dsranfalttn, bic alien Be-
Iutsrn sinen ssnuBrsi6sH 4teno csrs
ipri9t.
Nus 9sbeusitef5ruB mohis bic
p 5ahgs ate. einsm Qdhsrle6en eres.
bsHs 4lics 5obnfOu sinen Sslbfmoro.
Driun. irosm re G~arbolIdure trant.
Dprh pyOmpts a~Hpsnsuns bon Sc
ssnmitislH Duros Tt o5sr gsrsitsi.
unelHds Gapffgi. -
Or als Drab.ipannsr in 3isnhea
ssr Sirabsa5abnseisni1ois asbsaos
g Sabre ate Gas. Ssoii. 30. Cos
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
stene aeinht

oIs 5aasbdltsrin bet tirem gtisasr. Or
iabrnHs nno bette 9ieisrsnsn. aoreils:
M. 9. Columbia Cfiee SO Maien
CTR. gsiIDaulss, @is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
#Hn-gukntn.

Der in sell a~bss6aItsna,
oemotTatiids Raiiondl : Gonpeat in~
l%truuirte feline DslegateR fir @iuium
s. 8rpan auo Der in 6urOn abgs~
feltsm republicaRif6e GoHOent slr
Nriegsiecrstdr.
4uf @runb zines Don Der lsbtsrt.
Segislatur srlaHeuen Geietss tommem
az ben mad n 3agtn Siadtss
ldnoereien gum 9~erlauie. 5n 9saols
ON l6. Qpril, 8inasbarp H., 2ots
1s., Minsr 20. Da0iion 81, 5dRIoH
p, 9utdinion o., Bon 6omme "a,
Turner %, 5amliR a., Broom g..
UidrI9aa 90, @omnHos 30. B1cpbers
ion /. Uiai, Spinl 2. Wai. Der Ebsit
oieler SdHoereitn. melher n~nDertaufk
bIeibt, piro isbssmal am f~olgsnOen
1age sur pahiuHa dHge5oteH perbeH.
8olp. Graploro bat ben "a
April gum 8aumpilan3ungstag pros
clamirt uno Die 5armsr. namentlid
oieisnisen I'm miitltren uHD n0rblihen
1teile oes Staales. briHgenb aufges
forosrt. rsdi oiele 9dume sd afIanjn
un6 lie nit Sorgfdlt Bu bsbGnbsln.
9notnun.
Der am /. u. 2. 4pri! II 3 Nc
oianapolis o~bgsbaliere IspubLis
cauiihe StaotsconDsHt bat cine yIats
f0rm dngnommeu, pslde bic IsIegas
ten gum Acknowledgement a%Hrpetii, fir
ben 9aReess y cepraFosnten Joirs
banls als Observation-Disclosures
81 fimmen; ierntr ipriht iid bieielbe
fit .IariireDifoHA, 5poriamtsit in
BEN ausga6sn fir bic 8unbssnrpdI'
iung, in%sbeionogre Deer uu5 5Iotte,
Qsnoerung u~nieres 6inau5lnHems,
0 tihrititi5e GeiegsebaHe ~ gunItsn
Der ar6eiier. 8esulirang Der fruits
outh 8unosss G0ntrole. 2DcalsG Option
Unit osn GouutD als Siu5sit) Il. gsr'
fddrfang oer Gicsnsgslebe aug.
Qls On. 7. WcDOnaIo BON
Sanboru sbsn i'm areisgsriht SO
ITtrrs 6auts Der gr1noniitung
| ihuioia tefaHben norosn mar, 5os er
sinen 9sool0sr unb Isuerts ouf BEN
g"toaisoHrali sas. u. 6ooptr 81.
oil aulel osrebIis isboh ibr 3ieI.
%porauf WtDonalo auf bic uu Jpn
Serum IBsuoen Q0l9ei6samten ~isusrie
unb Tetettio Wm. e. Dnper io6t ~
bobsu nrtdt,. Dir gcli3ifen sroifnes
ten ioiort Seuer NIB cine alstmeins
S6isbesi foisis. ss samit sHosts, 6aB
U&DoHale nit siHsm balben Dabsno
1e5elH im gsib fhpsI Vsrlsst gu boosH
air5ie. pdbr,nb goli5si6sf 50Hss. osr
oasfsi&riif Wsaman, bsr 9eritfsofes
ntf Bople nno eia 3ui4auu Isi41se
ossksi paresu-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
9ett0dHen.

sen Aarafsreat.st fir iresro sinsr Fer
Sfit1s e sei stroerr 7esr Erf1zd srsr 80
NfE AtRt N.It taEfrt slle h1rnfeft HrrT-4
4tssifiz &el4t tirarnsbmeu. 8rsfs 0m ~
ta gss 4ot cssr a1ssH Erua sfrrs !
UrOl Chemical Co.,,
424 llth Ave-. Milwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
5MtnneTntn.

Als 8duliai Der in bisism
gtaats obssbaItsnsn Brimdtpablen
Ihtini arie3siNretdr 1cft bic aaage
Minnsioiatr Delegation gum Qdiios
u%uleoHpsnt srobsrt 90 ba6sH.
Nnndlle Der Deridisoenen eiiens
6abnen IN Dieism Sioais bsiHloHen in
elmer in ct. gauf obgsbdlisusn
Gonfersn3, oas gunDssirsiseeri6 Am
grRennuHg zines 8sisrmitn Az aius
6en, psltn 3sdasnousiagen bssiolih
5es 3peicsnts Ratmeeitbes nnD bes
.gonmooltB 8ais Can" sHtoessnnsbe
m,n iou. nm ssssn 6ieis @sisbs dHs
tdmpfsn 80 t0nneH.
- Sin seitiger 9ti93arb. iUelder I'm
norolifm 3btil o:r candbiifm 9ros
piHs Sastatfspan isinen Qnfdaa
nabm, iobse am 2 BIS. I'm e0n8sn
Roropsiisn uHb 0sruria4ts groBe I'M
3atraslihteitsn.
~ Die HiNn 3 Won0is aften 2mils
liueslinbsr oas s. 2. 4derinehtfhen
Gtepaarss in ct 8aaL rar5en an
iogsn. aSeoibiHa Gnrup~. bsr ihnsn
our 9srabisaH9 segs6sn ro40tn mar.
~ Cine 5%eusrs5runH gu simon
urf6ris 9 Ednier NIT einen sc
i%ammiosriuH BON "a. $4,000. granc
hiftuna pirb oermuibet,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12

On ct TAomos fislm gotta
e gsrg's 6anoslslaasH. 0gsns' Gre
t~srtors unb Elm Isesss Gsbdube bts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12

SH Der am [. Wsoniaa abqe6dlies
nen Stabtwabl in , n6uqHe i6luQ
Der oemoiraiiide GdRoioat fdr oas
8ir@rmeihsromt. 8. u. Shunl, ieis
nen @eaES, Sol Oft, nit eiher Nlebrs
belt BON etna 100 Siimmer. U2it ibm
puroe nabeJu Der gan3e oemotrdtiihs
Wabl3ettel gepdhlt. sSn 8eotut
wdblten bic 8emolraten ibrsn eau3en
Wablsettel NIT elmer We9rbeit Don
100 Simmer.
= Sn 8utteubergi ano Bel eis
mem 9rauoe in Der @loDer Goeral
5a6rit Der 22jdbrise Gbudr6 Rossle
Don Dubuque ieien 2ob ourh Grs
itiden.
Die 1ormers' q Dropers' gant
in Dttumpai III lusgsn zines Deiis
cite BON 100000 Ml6loEen poroen.
- SIM @erifie oa6ier ilageu Qsgens
mdriig Elm Batter uHD feline 3pei S0bs
ne i'm ielbsn 8trihtstermin auf Che
i9si6ung Cd.
misunderstanding tobtlih DsriDuns
bets Fh in Dubuque bic Satin
oss Qattpoli3iiten 6sorse 70. Soues.
iuoem ie in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4bfht
sineu S6uB auf Th abieuerte, Der
ourb lire 2unae brana.
SIN BiItrictsgsriht 3u Gouns
cilgIuffs purotn 2 0irtbs i'm ie
$1,000 eebibi. neil lie am Wabltage
lore MULTIPLICATION ofisn sebalttn but'
ten.
Inter Der 4ntlage isinen sigsnsn
Batter ermorbet unb bsraubt 5u baben.
1T @alter W6itbed, So6n oss am Is.
Wldr5 gu NET Union ermoroet
duiasfunbeusn 5armers In Gait ess
nommm norbsn. Die 6rau oss er.
morbeten. ois unter 8er6att Der Wits
billie bti BEN 8erbrsfeH lano. 1T miss
Der freidefaifen ip0tDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Don ~9ali
bresos un0 ,Stalluaris" meter e.
iisbt, uno SaB Die .6alfbresos" ibet-
iahlln einen 8nhhanosl nit Der go
cialOsmolruisH abssitlsHen b0ttn
IND oeren Staottidst untsritibtsn. fur
Die oOR Der 8otbsn ssrdhrss later
itibuna BEL Der Wabl non Ga Soaetts
9elsgatsH gum 9lationaleon0snt. Die
saH5 auBT allen 8erAdltuib itsGsnoe
3abI bon 20,913 Stimmeu. biz fir
Den Standardization D%,lporsear
Oioatsn ~abssssben purosH. asssn Is.
335 fir 9riHels. ben ganbIoatsu eer
3epu5licansr. lisfert ben uHbeitreitbas
ren 8susis bisrfir. SIN 9anlsn pur
ben far has Staoitidst ruHo 63.U00
StimMeH abssgsbsR. Gas Ssiommt
rsiuItdi Der NdbI 1T turs foIseness:
WaDor- 3. 2. Role, Dem.
2,247 9luralitdt
GomptrolIer- u. 8. @dpin
Dem. 2,738 pluralitGt.
SdabmeiFsr-9. 3. S4osas
sdsr. DEM, 1923 pIuraIitdt.
Srsisrihter - 8. 5. burner.
aldermen at Iarss."
Is. 5. StigIbausr, Gem,
2.-Ssnrp SMITH, Dem.
3.-Soi. g. Carmen, Dem.
Is. 6. SOsi, Dem.
5.-Spbn 5. 0iHters. Gem.
6.-9enrp gulOsr. Dem.
Is. u. Bittis, Dem.
S.-Oscar 4lpster, Dem.
9.-6snrn 81. aolsr. 0sm.
10.-5. 2. alein, Dem.
11.-6rant 5. Sopp. Dem.
12.-SObH 9. gtbert. Dem.
Aldermen.
1,-ls. s. Stern. REP.
2.-M. 9ierlad. Dem.
Sc. Gorcoran, Dem.
4.-Sc9n S0rnsr, Dem.
5.-P. $. gOunslp. Dem.
6.-6reO. SAP, Rep.
7.-8eorge 3. Wlc8inlsp.
S.-W.S tra6ota. Dem.
9.-6. Ries, soc. Dem.
10.-0. Rod, Soc. Dem.
IL 6. :. Melms, soc. Dem.
l2.-Mar 8rab, Soc. Dem.
13.-9. s. qisriou. Dem.
14.-gl0r 4antaf. Dem.
15.-Nusuf e. Braun, REP.
16.-S. 8. SGrrant. 9sp.
17.-9. u. arnoIO, 500. Dem.
1S.-0. ). 9aus. ZEN.
19.-Sdeob 8ummel, Gor.sDem.
20.-A. %. Strsblop, SOC. Dem.
21.-g. 8. Nsilep, Soc. Dem.
22.-Sobn 9aBmoun. SOe.sDem.
23.-S. BaIter, rep.
SuperpifOrsn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16
NAPoLEoNIc RELJcs.

No relics Of tho worlds great men are
more priced than those which possess
the purely personal distinction, and any
connected with Napoleon are among
the most cherished. These souvenirs Of
the great Little Corporal" are numsr-
Gus and are scattered In many coun.
tries. OF tho half dozen hats which
have survived him one is preserved In
the Condo museum at ChantIlly. Prince
Victor Napoleon owns another. and hIs
brother, Prince Louis. a third A fourth
belongs To the artist Armand Duma-
rescq. "A NTH is In tho Museum OF the
Army and "a sixth may he seen at Mime.
Tussnud's, In London, where, too. Il
preserved the carriage in which RRpe-
leon rodo 60 Waterloo. The cradle In
which hc slumbcred az an infant II IN
an American drawing room The boots
no wore at his coronation were sold in
Alsace few years ago for 20 marks
The chair no used during his cAptiVitv
AT ~ Helena was sold TecsntlY AZ
Sothebys auction rooms. London. One
~ his teeth attracted considerable no.
tice at recent exhibition Of the Eng.
Ilsh Royal Amateur Art society. and q
lock ~ his hair, shorn in 81. Hsisna
was disposed Of for t25 not IenR a9s
In London salos room.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16
COME QUEER plpEa-

Men who are accustomed 10 smoking
faYOrite tobacco In their familiar
brier or necrschaum would BIO consid b.
erabiy disconnected N obliged 10 substi-
tute some Of tho strange pipes used by
loss civilized smokers Natives Of the
arctic region. for example enjoy their
smoke through "a walrus tooth. In A.
sam and Burma pipes OF bamboo nro
used. The tribes ~ Now Guinea con-
triVo seashells az bowls FOR their pipes
The abOHgino Of New Zealand has an
deliberately carved wooden pipe embel.
lishod with the typical RrOtesque fig
ures 50 familiar In the native art Of
That country On the Yarkand river in
central Asia. pipes arc made Of Jade.
Tho Hindoos mold their pipes OF rough
red clay. and the tribes of South Africa
use wood. clay. bone ard soapstone.
Tho white man adopted the idea Of
pipes from tho aboriginal races Of
America. and nc soon found that cheap
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16

In 1884 both or tho e" - parties hell
national conventions at Chicago Al
that time the Republicans made their
hrst nomination or ~ Now EnElnndcr
Tor tho presidency. James c. Blaine.
Since 1860. when tho Democrats held
their convention at Charleston, g c..
WIN adjourned meetings at Baltimore
when tho party split. every national
gathering Of the sort. except that OF
1863 In New York and 1872 I'm Bnlu-
more. has been convened In the mid
do west. Tho year 1872. when the Ro-
publicans assembled in PHILADELPHIA
and tho Democrats I'm Baltimore. was
the only year after 1862 I'm which one
or the other Of tho ma or parties failed
10 go TO tho middle west TO make up II
national ticket, but tho element known
"s tho Liberal Democrats met at Bal
timore that year and settled on the
ticket OF Greeley and Brown, which
was accepted afterward by tho regular
party.
The convention which will open on
next Tuesday Will be housed in the
great Coliseum, which WINS constructed
with reference 60 providing an ample
meeting place for these national pO-
hticaI gatherings which are becoming
30 much "a matter Of course for chi
cago. This huge structure ~ az the
corner OF Wabash avenue and Fifteenth
street and occupies the site OF the ia
nous Libby prison building during tho
worlds fair The Coliseum. which viii
seat 10000 persons without OvercTOwd-
Ing. was finished In 1900 and rs a per
manent building Of steel. stone and
glass. II is 300 feet In length $50 in
width and decidedly attractive in ar
chitectural appearance.
ELLISON STAPLEs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16
NOTICE.

The following is notice that the
Windsor Hotel Company. composed
OF c. II. Mustard. residing in the
city OF Bluefield. and G.. W. Carter.
residing at East Stone Gap. Virgin
Ia, has fed with the Clerk OF the
County Court an application to the
County Court, accompanied by a
certified copy of an order from the
City Council OF Blueheid for license
to sell at retail spirituous liquors,
wine. porter. ale. beer and drinks
OF like nature for the period be-
ginning July LIST. 1908, and ending
June 80. 1909. in the Windsor Ho-
tel Building in the City OF Blue
field, w. Va
Given under my hand this the
LIST day OF June, 1908.
ESTiLL BAILEY,
Clerk OF the County Court
62-4w
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16
MODERN W0ODMEN
TO REVISE RATES

Peoria, H., June 16.-An un-
equivocal stand for a readjustment
OF rates is taken by Head Clerk C.
w. Halves OF the Modern Woodmen
or America, in his report presented
at the fifteenth head camp session
OF the order. convened here at 9
o'clock this morning. Ten pos
sible plans are suggested, and it is
expected that before the head camp
adjourns next Saturday, arrange
ments will be made to hold another
session within the year. to be de-
voted exclusively to the rate uues-
ton.
The session was called to order
this morning by Head Consul A. II.
Talbot, the president of the society.
There are ga delegates and head
officers, representing all parts pf
the country. sitting in the conven-
ton. On Thursday a big parade
Will be held, which is expected to
attract $4,000 visitors. The ma
tional encampment OF the degree
teams is also in session here, with
5000 Foresters in attendance.
According to the report of Head
Clerk Halves, submitted today. the
present membership is 92On79.
with 1909 local lodges. The in
Surance in force aggregates ST.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16

'Bvery man to his trade" IL an
old adaSe and Is familiar to nearly
all OF us. IL Is brief In It's wording
but conveys a great deal In It's mean
ing. 1t is merely terse way OF
saying that man who makes n spe-
cialty OF any one thing knows more
about. and is more proficient in his
particular speciality than any one
else could be. 1t is for this reason
that we all seek a specialist when
we have any serious physical all
ment. 1t Is for the same reason that
The Rydale Remedy Co. went TO one
OF the best specialists in the United
States on liver and intestinal from
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16
The Fourteenth Republican National Convention

~ Tuesday the fourteenth
81 d national convention OF the
" Republican party will CON
vene at Chicago. Previous
conventions OF a like character. cover
ing n period of hfty-two years. and
their nominees have been as follows:
Philadelphia June II. lS5G-John c. FREE
mont Of California and William l.. Day
ton OF New Jersey. Ticket defeated.
Chicago, May 16, 1S6O-Abraham Lincoln
of Illinois and Hannibal Iamlln of Maine.
Ticket won.
Baltimore. June Z, IsA-Abraham Lin
coin OF Illinois and Andrew Johnson OF
Tennessee. Ticket won.
Chicago. May 20. lS6s-Ulysses s. Grant
OF Illinois and Schuyler Colfax OF Indiana.
Ticket won.
Philadelphia. June 8. Is72-Ulysses 8.
Grant of Illinois and Henry Wilson OF
Massachusetts Ticket won.
Cincinnati, June II, lS7G-Rutherford g.
Hayes Of Ohio and william A. Wheeler
OF New York. Settled by commission
Chicago. June 2 1SS0-James A. Garfield
OF Ohio and Chester A. Arthur Of New
York. Ticket won.
Chicago. June s. iss4-James @. Blaine
OF Maine and John a. Logan OF Illinois.
Ticket defeated.
Chicago. June 10. 1sss-Benjamln Harr,-
son OF Indiana and Levi T.. Morton OF
New York Ticket won
Minneapolis. June 7. iS92-Ben farnir, tTsr-
TiBon OF Indiana and Whltelaw Rod ~
New York. Ticket defeated
St. Louis, June l6. 1S9G-WuIIam Nc
Kinley OF Ohio and Carrot A. Hobart of
New Jersey. Ticket won.
Philadelphia. June 10. IJOO-wilIlarn Mo.
Kinley Of ohio and Theodore Roosevelf az
New York. Ticket won -
Chicago June q. l9oi--Theodore Tooso.
welt OF New York and Charles w. Fair.
banks OF Indiana. Ticket won
Seven Out Of Fourteen.
From which II may be seen that In
Guiding the coming one. Chicago has
been given seven out OF tho fourteen
Republican conventions which have
chosen candidates for president. when
che five Democratic national conven- .
tions which have boen held at Chicago
are added. together with the ProhIbi .
tion national convention OF 1900 and
the Socialist national conventions OF
1895 and 1908. IL Will be seen that the
Illinois metropolis 10 entitled 10 Law
claim 70 the eppeliation OF Convention
CITY. The favorito presidential norni-
mating city OF tho Democratic party
has been Baltimore. Tn. FIRST regular
aational convention called by any great
poiitioai organization in the United
States was held ia tho MARYLAND me-
tsppolis In 1892, and Andrew Jackson
49, nominated by The Democratic re-
RAhiioan party. as ~ was styled at that
ezee. His opponent was tho brilliant
80 politically unfortunate Henry Clay.
no was nominated at Washington By
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-16

One hears and reads great deal
tai" The government is after n
great many OF them with the big
stick" and It Is TO be hoped that
they Will be broken up. There is
another great combination however.
that is n source OF much good. and
not only does not come within the
swath of the big Stick" but con.
forms strictly the law. 1t ia n
combination OF Quality and Quantity
to be found in the half pint bottle
OF Elliott's Emulsifled OIL Liniment
for 25c. Guaranteed under Pure
Food and Drug Law. Yellow pack
age. For sale by the White Phar-
macy.
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430,6SS.000. Benefit fund re-
ceipts during the past term. 1906
1907, were $24,7S6,SS5.53, and
disbursement $21,79S,367.SS. Gen
eral fund receipts were $2,9OS.-
509.O2 and disbursements, $2,765,-
O19.93.
The repor. LOWS that during
the ociet%'r ,.istence its deaths
have totaled Gj.4O6. the death rate
at all ages being 500 per 1000.
This Is very favorable. as the Ma
tional Fraternal Congress table
shows death rate OF 7.51 and the
American Experience table a rate
OF 1924 per 1000.
AT the society's present rates.
with twelve assessments per year.
the members at all ages are paying
for an average OF only $500 OF each
$1,000 in force. II is this condi-
ton OF affairs that calls for a rate
readjustment.
Head Consul A. II. Talbot's re-
port. also presented today, recon-
mends the establishment of a sani-
tarium for tuberculosis. site for
this purpose having already been
secured at Colorado Springs, Colo
The members Of the order are re-
ported as having already contribut-
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fore possesses much interest on Aug
8. 1905. during a thunderstorm I'm tho
Fly Islands. tho measured depth Of the
rainfall In gauge elevated twenty
I'VE feet above tho ground was three
Feet and ono inch. The rain continued
thirteen hours, and, owing % unmeas-
ured overflow, the total amount re-
mains unknown, but Il IS estimated 20
have been not less than forty-ono
inches
BY the fact that Germanys iron and
coal Industry alono uses about 400
large gas engines with a combined ca
pacity Of 10000 horsepower tho i'm
portance Of gas as a source OF energy
ts strikingly evidenced.
In the i've years from 1891 20 1855
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bles. a professor In a Columbus, o..
Medical College, and secured from
him a prescription from which Ry-
dale's Liver Tablets are made.
This specialist knew more about liv-
er troubles than doctor who treats
all diseases. and that IL why Ry
dale's Liver Tablets relieve and cure
more quickly all liver troubles than
the ordinary liver pills and pow.
ders.
so tablets In metal box. 2b
cent?. For sale by the White Phar-
macy.
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BY which the cost OF production is re-
duccd 20 about quarter Of the
present rate
The changes in tho weekly hours OF
labor reported during 1907 affected
only $4,000 work people and resulted in
a not reduction In their working tino
Of 1000 hours per week
only 1929 tons Of iron ore wsro
exported from Spain during the ten
months ending with October last as
compared with 7.se2.st8 tons in tho
corresponding period OF 1903.
The effects sometimes produced By
cloudbursts are we'll known. but not
many Trustworthy records OF tho depth
OF the rainfall during such occurrences
exist The following instance there
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cr and better pipes could be made os
V'y The typical English clay" APP
pears to have been made within a year
or TWO after tho Introduction OF tobacco
smoking by Raleigh. Paul Hotznor. a
German lawyer, who visited England
ia 1913. notes with surprise the uso Of
clay pipes.
II ~ said that tho earlIeBt pipea
adopted by the rich wore mad0 OF sil.
Fcr some OF the wealthy buffers OF
t"ba"co' may have used such pipes. but
inc poorer classoB drank" their tobac-
co through "A straw attached to "a wal
nut shell. Tho majority OF carly smok-
ors I'm England soon became enamorea
OF the white clay pipe. n little tube of
mighty power" which was almost uni
Versally adopted
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COMMODITY
TEST

Washington, June ia test
case involving the constitutIonallty
OF the commodity clause OF the
Hepburn rate bin. requiring rail
roads owning coal properties to dis
pose OF their holdings, will be com
menced today in Philadelphia.
In accordance with an under
standing with the department of
Justice the case will be tried upon
an agreed state OF facts, and no
prosecutions will be begun against
the railroads directly interested in
the suit until n decision OF the
court has been reached.
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FITS AND MISFlTs.

EiEhty-dve per cent OF the people
gho are lame are affected on the left
side.
Lead and tin can be obtained very
pure Good brands Of commercial lead
contain 1895 per cent lead and are
eften even purer. Lead n the purest
metal which is made commercially.
At Piintz, near Dresden. r. the largest
oamellia In Europe. IL 70 100 years
cid, about fifty feet high and has 40
eco blossoms each season.
a live turtle caught on the Natal
eeast weighed over 400 pounds and
Was RenFlY six feet long.
Che bacinua typhoGua will live from