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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28

A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night, can be cured quick
ly by taking Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
will cure the most obstinate racking
genuine is in yellow package. II. j.
Hill Drug Co. 1.-The Never Substltutors. !"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28
NEW WALL PAPER.

Just in, 1Oc, loo, zoe, 25c per double roll.
Very decorative. Endless varieties in
designs and colorings.
GEO. w. EBERT & CO.. 81 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. March 2s.-The statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $50, 7sS,525
more than the requirements OF the %
per cent reserve rule. This is an in
crease of $2,S6i,O75 in the proportion
ate cash reserve as compared with
last week The statement follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28
WOOL.

st. Louis, March 2S.--Wool. steady;
territory and western mediums. 20@22;
fine mediums 1SG19; fine, 15@l7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28

GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS' 70 II. So Temple. Both
phones 910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28
REGuLAR CA11 sALps.

:, A i, n ,CsA 7 IYC
P@O 4AiN N111'i'i' E74ADh0'
Beck Tunnel. 500 at 80, seller 60; 800
at 92.
black lack 900 a, 5s
Bullock 600 at
Carlsa, 1000 at %; 1000 at "a; 500 at
o4tS
Colorado. 200 nt 3sO
crown point. / 500 at 2s1s
indian Queen 1000 at ).
Little Chief, 900 mt s.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 49, 200 at
10.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at AZ; 500 at
| i7ik, buyer so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Company We're: Crude ore and con-
100000. base bullion, $4,000.
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f. II. Snow a Co.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28

e. NJ. West n Co., stock brokers
d. Il. Walker Blk. Both phones of.
nee and residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28

A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2l5 d. :. Walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28

Today's totals.,..... 5l.7O0 s 1859. OF
Weeks totals ........6s7 ,49l 2,7s324 "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
G..W1ARusln,,scssvv arssk::H5da Maias, 1908

tte.tdly, rs ~ il o 'lk:lg's ltl'i 4 ri l, q, ] j * Il
.pIliIgdy, q Ws',ygW,iotjlylw,a.nl'o,' si na e:
core . lkze polstep "A za q
Wazylismy j orkiestryy ssskkot 81;
nej aPieknie to, e zarazz
mhlo6ci przzyzWy,c cazs sie
[daatwe do szlachhet,tln1ejj tel
rozryWkl,jii, /. & /.
Nzrt1szajace 'byly de 'a.lal
cie daz;eeis szk6lnyclhl;:..Nl ! q
zginela P7lo,lllskli,aln' Il. Ot)c. Il
bic Narodzie!'
Dolez pobudzaly tkliW y:
sszych SpieWy. sdziet,c,i sz ,s;,5
aych, boo chyba mkt fIl 4. tax
ll,;: ME potrafi, aaki
wyraznym swym 6piewemn
dziatwa i: nieewinna. Choir
Arya p1'odw6jnym wystepemn
unosil s1uchacz6w v dziedzi-
ne piekna %tonowego. Czlo-
wick sluchalby bez ko1ca Ia
kiego 6piewu. Me many tu
Rp,rawdzie spiewaczek i5pie-
wak6w . slavic swiatowej,
lecz jestesmy przekonani, ze
nie naszej %spiewaczej druzy.
nv to wilma, il SWAT jej ME
:Zna.
Og6lem obchodziliSmy U,
iroczystosc narodowa jak na.
Polak6w przystalo, . to licz-
ne ~zgromadzenie daje nam
rekojmie, ze sprawl polska
nam ME jest obojetna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

- zyyyw1leeamyJ, &C.
take q .lls D spprAWaa sc zajaae j nniiie
dopaszczse, Jasl e br lae z 1 o'sii
tortury, jalkielSsts 81 ich ud 2
lem gdyybyl $ppJIiaa8.l,as .noW pr1uskiie
fm a g byya wy .W1ppr row allls'rle 4
PPonlieWaas M 81. Po 'i,cy Winroehissc,y,
kt66rzyaass1i1faaJy,isssssllsai dj5s yIlParrasWie bez wy.
:jetkauss byllipSlaedlaaaaasy Pruskimi, 9
did ldsroazle6W,b 1 ]
aslio pi ! J !, desznnuszeni zno.
s l1lt #o l'l1si1 4 :ggoitdi lls'ls'iIz czloWiekasu:
bliizajiagcte94skutkIn 81, tyychh ppfaaW
ipruskich, odczuwammyy lboaairpd1lzliiietjj ,zgrr,o
ze j niespraawiiedliwvodd tyeh praw
mizz jjaakakolW,ieak iin1la; kkaolonia poltslkka'
Y A1mn An Ter
Ppon1iii,eWazl5 obec l''llasa znajjjduje sic. y
sk z''l!g eas. .rezo4ucyya, Wnleslona
przze,z p.Bates Pennsylvania, Wy.
rrazajjaca wsp664}c;zdcie Polakom .#' y,
ciisnaiionym, rzadowi niemnieck item
zas przewrrsotnrod6 tychpraw wyty,
kajasca:
.ars.-.- 4--- a---3s+.a-.t .gf5S4S2 1890 .ty@.. &ss
Prrzeto my, Polaey Ws5iunnohscy,
.zgromadzeni ma obchodzie majo'.
wynn . reprezentuiacy przeszfo CITE.
~ tysiiace. obyWateli kolonii Wintoh.
.skiej postanaWWiiamy: Wyrazi6 nj.
niejjszem serdeozne swsp6tczucie "
ich cierpienii ID z.powodu ~przeslado.
wan prl1uskiieh = GRAZ uwie,lbien lie.# "a
ich wytrWafoSc iiSbohaterska cierpli.
wo5c " znoszeniu tych pruskich
katnszv. Il ~. ,;s:s.7 s5 &
" 6wietem. oburzeniu, potepit
rad pruski-a ,nieludzkie, barba.
rzynskie ,obchodzen;e sic : naszvmi
:bradmi. zaprotestowa6 naiuroczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

Wybornes grunta farmer arm
skie " WV l'lr,l.,1 4 a Mime.
sociie i 4. P'olud. Dakocie, v
za lillli "a posiad'lll'ol6ci v !, m1li III,
Sole jake cze66 swplaty. Zglo.
sic ole abb, pisa9t pod adre-
sem:
III. Cornwall & Co.
Ponad.1s er ,g's's B Banker
NarodowYm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Bay STHTE
Ma sprzedaz.

Nizej podpisany, admin
strator pozostaloSci po Kazi.
miierzu Radomskim, bedzie
odbiera6 licytacye dnia 9go,
j po 9tym maia 1908, ma po-
siadlosc pc zmerlym, sklada-
jaca sie 2 zachodniej polow,y
(WN Lofty pierwszej a. "
bloku dwudziestymsczwartym
(24) podzia}u Hamiltona "
mie6cie Winona, Minnesota.
Ia posiadloSc bedzie spree
dana ola uporzadkowania po-
z~ostalo6ci po zmar}ym.
Dano Il kwietaia, 1908.
s.s
WAWRZ.
d. lis Chatfield Ill. !:
administrator.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Naaprleda

sWYb,ornillsIHgr farl'mneelrtsklslil'e'
WENI1ijnllnrlsls,ioulesiii 1 Y i, lAs' lgli5 4 !
R'oos d d 81 n yvHA Vi, 3 bic i
/, 4 4 K 4 4 u Z 4 I d a !; et,z'ee 6
swpiaty. 60 =s.'5.
1;I.S' .I.slB|iilslr,csp,..slllE u { s. 90 ~
Izsi'.5 81! biol biloxi S. Model '1leL,
.55ss.Iss .3E:ssss 4 1lQNi / I. a, N MINI ID i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

rsyrrt.@ i.-r.t " tE"aELrS t-.-EE. E.ELEf-G2r'
skim p. Piotra Kupka j pan
Inc Anne Stroihska. Szcze6c
Boze mlodej pare!
|0bch6d majowy " pa pa
raf6ii sW. Stanis1aWa x.
W niedziele 3. maia, q "a.
tenn " sauna rooznice NADIA,
mia konstytucyi, wieczorem
zgromadzili sic licznie pol
soy nasi wiarusi obojga p}ci
v 8 II. pod koSciolem, ably
uczcie panied Tworc6w kop-
stytucyi 3. maja j zaproteas
towac przeciw gwaltom prua-:
kim, popelnianym1 na b j ]
nlauszej v Prusiech b j " Pos-
na6skiem. Program obcchodo-
wy; 1ut|1rF,o7tzztmaicopy b9y} mowa,
mi, %spiewami, d~eklemacya-,
mi j muzyka. p zagajeniu
wieczorka przez %obywatela p.
Jaku ! 2 Satke. wystepowali
w;el. m6wcy. 2 kolei: Ks. z.
Kupferschmidt, ks. J. Cara
z Pine Creeku, ks. B. 2. Blu
rant i ks. proboszcz J. Pa
|cholski.
Pierwszy wiel. m6wca skre'
Gill kr6tkie dzieje konstytu-
cyl $. mala : powoay, 49, :
czego Polska skorzystac n'e
mogla 2 jei zbawiepnych Us
taw. Wiel. ks. J. Cara,
kt6ry ograniczyc sic musia]
10 k;,ku szdaniach : >powo-
,4,.uo1;oh;an;a wykaza1. u q.
.a n,d on;oL own
a5aaso.am Kr6,oua;- polsli
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES po,o.
- - mo1nnSa;
spoa ao!so - 1o - paiora.
)
: - asa,;ads;amy )
1e"y - sa,ne,on
o' 81 $50 ,aa1a,, ! ,,,gv VIA.
) Ta'r : = r. /.
psohn,sL; m6w;fw niarwszei.
o,aso; m;,osc; O;czvznv. i
! :, !; !; va6 i Lat,szacb ;akie
d Is; ! n.si hrac;a q zabo-
- pr',.ly;n II Lo6cn8nrxa-
1 -. z. aSE~Es:t&.@ .&&EES -sthsGI sH@x %$.Htf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

'Mll'll:.AllIDl[lO]MlO!ls;;C[|Il'5
/ /. : /; / Q =. !. !.

H'SnSS t&#N.E
MED zi i
no. majja I'll goldIlz1 DIM p
'lpoldldlniuI, !otdbedzie pie OBJ p
,chE 8 q. pE.o}ac':zzol,nlyy Z plrlzedlls 'l.a,
i'wiein,iiiaamlu i. u I parl'aa;fdili ii " !. i, Z 8 AS 2
mic = ]. Z i. v & bali b /: West & . End q
Hall TAI klomlitet a z,ajmujacy sic
urzadzeniem obchodu, prosi
0 liczne ~zgrcmadzenie.
Nv CZWARTEK IL. kwiet
MIA tedzie posiedzenie nie-
,w1iast W domu PAM M. Gle
mihskiej, pod nr. SID 2.
5 ia III. PAM Ciemi6s ike pro:
81 y llczne zgrOnladZenle.
w PONIEDZIAh.EF.K rano.
pred mssa 6 V polaczyl
'Wiel. Ks. 2. Kupfersc'h1muljidllt
Kosciele 6w. Kahn. ME-
wezlem ma}5en,
skim p. Piotra Kupka j pan
ne Anne Stroi6ska. Szcze6c
B'oze mfodej pare!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

MINI.
Poniewaz jjestto faktem historycz-
nym, m Polacy pc wszystklie easy
bylis narodem pok6j wolnosc milu-
jscym, j ze Polacy, trzyymajac SIG
c~ywilizacyi zachodniesj Europy, y
dial brazil i przyczyniali do sic
powszechnego postepu 6wiatowaeggo,
i dis to czyniq, pomimo, Il .~strra 'ci1[.
wolnposcc polityczna wiecej n q. sto
lat temu; i e..
poniewaz cze6c Polski wskutek
podstepnych machinacyi zazdros-
nych jej sasiad6w: Rosyi, Pms !: i
Austryii wcielono do P'rus = TEN
iednak zast7rrzezeniem konggreesu vie vie
dehskiego : +. 1915, re kr6l pprusksii
przysiegq sig zobowiazujje pozosta-
vic ma zawsze Polakom Wolnosc je-
zyka " zyciu prywatnem ! publlc e
mem i ,zapewnia i'm take same p1ra'
wa, jakiemi sic cieszae inni poddanii
Prus; j !, Iss Sd.
ponliewaz Rad pruski, niepomlnnyy
ma urocazysta przysiiegee Fryderyyka
Wilhelma III ina panowne zobo'
wiazaania jego .naasteeppe6'w, ,, y osta T
Mich szzess6tdziesieciu 1atach, osoblii::
vie zas Cd czaaasd6w Bismarcka, ME.
ustandniiie pl,rzesladuje polskich sNwyyclh
ipoddanych w;tym celu. zniewala
iizby 1sejmowe do uchwalanliFa praw,
wyjatkowych przeciws n min, c leiai
Palacy ME dajqe do teggoo' zaddnego pc
wodu, bos bez szemraanliiaa lsp'ealfnlliiasjjaq
zawsze wszelkie obowiazki sWe
wzgledem paanujacycch Wzgledem
lkraju, j ponieWaz to prze6lado'wgaalniiee
Polak65w przez rzaed paruski: sieeggss
szczytu niesprawiedliwosei v no 70
wych prawach, uchwalonych ma 9
statniej sesyi sejimu pr,uslkkiieggo,:
maiacych na celu sggwya{toNwne w
w}aszzc:zenniie Polak6W 2 ich zie,mli,
kst6ra oni j ojcowie ich dzierzyyi jiaI
10 wiasnosc Cd niepa'lmrliiieet5nr,yy'c,hll: CA e,s,.
SOW, i 5zulp,effny zakaz uziyy,waalnias, INC; mo
w polssk Il, Y sprawach publiIcczz
hych j Y zakfadacht naukowWyyethh,
po4niewaz ma wybiitniiejj si najj
6wiatllejjd,i. 5m,pezzoWiie wszyystkich utcyy'
,wilizoWanyclh nareod6w nawet1Niien'
Ecojwasniie wylaczajjgc, IA a alhdpst!
HsnrykaAsiienkiewicza odpowsiiseptd1izsiiet,
jsdhhoogel q mel ppottteeIp'ii'e'nitesm ln5z rzsdd 4
masslkiieesggoosSza niesfyy ggw1a 'a B
\ .nhiiesytiiinnnyc';h4 Ip,sohkaogiiuSpessllf
i u s~e oob,o,w,fiiiias IS ob
zastFEa 1easzall p,rztez Z I preeedenst
Legrrattaajj saceggsoSspp to,dtlstaWie pp9raaa 's1l {
dzyylpsaarodoVego pIrrygwaaatnej Rl astne
! ID I. .s5$5. =.
ppoonniie.'wRsaszs Stan stalnly z Zj t,1 ,rs'a'l,',
ktdre zawsze okaszyyw0yaalllA1y7 \ III ppr VI i !
cie1em 'oopiekunin,se,mn ggnnesb'iioonpyye "a 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
100000

100000
q "a s akr g ftallrlme, ma k TO
rel sic hottie Rury ] ogro.
doWizne, 4 mile ma zach6d Cd
Wiin'to'nry.' Dom u mieszk alny
stajnia Z drzewa; grunt, car
ny blotnisty i.glina. Tapio-
fatwa Wyplata.
!: Bie j WILDER & Go.
Model Block Winona Mimi.
$50 S1SGTfS 80. SrE1%- Sa -Is- E5EBsk Hs.eI -EeE.P 4.HA@:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

&I42a.SSE -. =. hi 80
|Sprzedaz icytacyjna pO--
sIadfOsd farmerskiej.
8 200 ARROW rs grunltu, polozoo,s-.
ne " gminie Buffalo d j Cross,
wlasnoSt spadkowa po zmar-
lynn Kornelinszu Gleason,
|sp1zedana bedzie1na publicz-
moi licytaeyi przez admin
stratora majetno6ci, Y sobo-
lie 16go, ,m,ees,ja, 1908, 9 11ej
godzinle pred p,oluuldlnr;ii'emr'.
Sprzedaz odbed[zie sic v.
hotelu v NJ Marshland y Pc,
wiecie Buffalo.
Okolo ~osiemdziesiat ARROW
tego gruntu iestdobrej sian
nej laki. Nielka cze6e re-
szty gruntull. % m IS bye upra
wiana. ...5
blizszezinnfo wa
runki zgiosiic Die do q. )
U'Brien,A administrator Wi
allbo do F 1lt,
patricka&.B Buck.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-01
Miss Silvey Speer Becomes the
Vile Of Family Benzine
Buggy Pilot
AiffR AffR HA2TISfSs Il RIFF
Angry Relatives Rudely Tear Bride
from Groom Shortly Alter Mar
riaae Had Taken Place-Thc
Bride Under Age.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. Russell
Thomas, chauffeur, and Miss Silvey
Speer We're married in this city sew
eraT days ago and left immediately
for the north. Miss Speer is in her
own right heiress to about $3.50. goo.
she Is under 20 years of age, Accord
ing to pGblished statements the mar
riage took place without the consent
of hes Iarents,
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas went north
as far as Sparta anTsurg, s. c., where
they were overtaker by Miss Speer's
relatives. Mr. Thomas returned to
the city Tuesday nighe and left for
New York,
In an authorized interview Thomas
says b. was moved solely by the
deep tovC which | felt for my wife
and rather than sacrifice our future
happiness, we We're both fully pre-
pared to make our way in the
world"
Mr.. Thomas says in his statement
that he does not intend to take any
| legal action to regain possession OF
his wife, He was employed by the
.Speer family before his marriage to
their daughter, Miss Silvey
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-01
ENGINE HIT AUTO
lUFK|N MAN DEAD
Dr.. A. D. Denman Fatally In
iured IN Crossing
) Accident
! HiS MS GSxaiiYAaAi8ss ~BRiXs{S BRUISED
Automobile Totally Demolished, Bolh
oil lis Occupants Being Buried
in Its Ruins-Crossins
Railroad Track.

Lufkn, Texas, Oct. 1.-Dr. A. D,
Denman, prominent physfcian of
this city. and manager and stock
) AsldeT -s> .he = I.uGAiE telephoue eN-
@sehangg, died here early yesterday
morning as the result of injuries sus-
tained while in his automobile,
which was struck by freight train.
At o'clock yesterday morning,
just after the arrival of the mixed
train from Houston, the automobile.
which was being driven by DR.. Den
man, who was accompanied by Miss
Snabley. was returning from the de-
pot 1t was run down by switch en-
gine while crossing the tracks and
/. totally demolished. Both occupants
were thrown under the wreckage.
Miss Snabley miraculously escaped
injury. aside from few bruises. DR..
Denman was injured internally and
Z sustained three fractures of the right
les.
DR.. Denman was taken to the hos
pital and the electric light plant re-
Quested to start up SO that an i'm
! mediate operation could be perform
ed. The physicians had hardly start
ed the operation before DIR. nenman
expired
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-01
To Entertnin Sportsmcn.

Lawton, Okla, Oct 1,--Final ar
have. Neen cNyNNNet%d.3 3Qy
the convention here this month of
the League of American Sportsmen
one OF very few national conven-
tions ever held in the new state. In
dian dances, in which hundreds of
aborigines will participate. will
amuse the visiting tenderfeet sports
men, A big Swolf hunt will be held
under the dNeetion of Marshal ALI.
ernathy, President Roosevelt's hunt
ing companion in former years, who
catches 'em alive"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-01
MERCHANT VICTIM OF OWN GUN
Gainesville Business Man Sets Trap
Gun and Loses Leg.

Gainesville, Texas, Oct l-Ollie
Pearcy, young business man here.
was the victim of his own gun trap
yesterday morning and one leg was
shot of. Owing to frequent burglar
les, Pearcy had placed gun in his
store with a contrivapce to pull the
trigger upon opening the door He
forgot the trap he set and when he
opened the door yesterday the
loads OF both barrels of the gun
We're emptied into his legs. His con-
dition Is serious.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-01

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. With
two of the greatest shows on
here tomorrow, Nashville small bops
are today in ectasy of delight. The
double exhibition partakes of the
nature of warfare between the so
called ''circus trust" and an indie
pendent amusement organization
owned bp the Miller Brothers, pro-
prietors of the famous "101' ranch
in Oklahoma. Excursions from scores
of Tennessee cities will be run to
Nashville tomorrow ON account OF
the rival exhibitions, which are ex-
tremely iafrequent occurrences in
the circus world.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-01
COMMERCIAL REVIVAL.
0iSaianey Commercial Club VIII
start One Next Week


Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. mir.
w. b Carnes. secretary OF the Com
mercial club at Mckinney, Texas.
has taken hold of the commercial
revival idea advanced at the con
vention of Commercial Secretaries
at Fort Worth and has arranged a
program which shows commercial
ingenuity and originality. The Nc
Kinney revival is scheduled to last
one week and meetings will be held
each evening during the week. All
subjects of public Importance will be
ASsf .<A = ,A~S ~ - > .ss 49, rAsss =
and an association of ideas will re-
suit in we'll matured plans and in
sure concerted efforts in club work.
At the close of each session the
town kicker will be extended press
ing tsvitation to come forward and
confess his crimes and join the
commercial club, the Indifferent cit
izen will be urged to lead a more
useful life and a general desire for
"a Digger, better and buster city Will
be spread abroad, There is nothing
more contagious than enthusiasm and
"a few commercial leaders in a meet
Ing 60 say and TO do the right thing
at the right time will start a crusade
for city building that will make Tex
as grow. The movement Is recon-
mended by the state association to
all commercial clubs. AS method
of dissipating Ee periodical bear
with rentless slverity upon small
organizations.
The program follows:
Monday, good roads: Tuesday
trade extension; Wednesday, civic
improvements; Thursday. County
fair; Friday, factories and railroads. /.
Saturday, membership rally.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-01
SHERIFF CHAINS ENGINE.


Aitus, Okla, Oct. l.--Sheriff Hen
sley of Jackson county yesterday at
tached st. Louis and San Francis
co freight engine and chained it to
the track here In an attempt to force
the payment of $2,SS0 in taxes said
to be due the county from the rail
road. The crew was forced to aban-
don the train and both the railroad
and the county are threatening suits
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Egg Contest for Hens.

Wihsted. Conn. Oct. An egg
laying ooRfcsl. in which hens coz.
tributed by many farmers and fan
ciers of the Nutmeg state are enter
ed. was commenced today at the
Connecticut Agricultural College
The .pullets win be- cared for and
fed according to regular system
During the coming year. 'wirh the
idea OF ascertaining exactly what
each hens keep costs. A A-careful rec
ord Of expenses and number OF sggs
laid will bo kept.
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CIGAFErTES MUST GO.
Washington Supreme Court Holds
Law is Constitutional.

Spokane, Wash. Oct. Judges
of the supreme court of the state of
Washington have decided that the
cigarette must go, having agreed that
the anti-cigarette law. enacted by
the legislature of 1907, is constitu
tional This reverSeS ruling by
Judge L. Il. sullivan of the Spokane
county superior court, who declared
il unconstitutional. from the fact
that the title of the law is in con-
flict with its provision, The decision
by the upper court means 1t is un-
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away the paper rolls or the making
wealth. The coffin nails are sold
openly in Spokane pending the su-
preme decision, and the effect Of the
enforcement of the law will be to
send thousands of dollars to border
towns in Idaho and Oregon, and
other states where cigarettes are not
under the ban. The fight against
the law wasAstarted last year by II.
- winsor, a forfxsx~,s2eal restau-
ranteur. 1t was estimafe6 TIE
time that the tobacco trust" was
haek OF the litigation 10 upset the
law or gain time to dispose of the
big stocks on hand, However, it is
made clear that every dealer who
handles cigarettes or papers in the
meantime is liable, though it is not
believed prosecution will be pushed
for former offenses.
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INJECTS GINGER
INTO CAMPAIGN
W. J. Bryan Adds a Little More
Vigor in Assailing the
President.
IS IS 11{{SHASk6 1{SHIAAS6Hk6 IIS ny Office 6FfiG{
Commoner Declares Roosevelt Should
Step Aside ana Let Him and Tah
Fight 1t Out-Series Of
Ova6ons.

Qskaloosa, Ia, Oct. l.-Assailing
iyhe president, Mr., Taft and the re-
publican party generally at every
}turn, W, J, Bryan on the concluding
day of his present tour is travelling
through Iowa on his way back to
Lincoln. His progress across the state
has been marked by series of dem
onstrations which were nothing short
of ovations. The entire community at
every point where his train stopped
seemed to turn out to do him honor
In his speeches he was more vigor-
Gus than usual
In his attack upon the president,
MIR Bryan charged Mr.. Roosevelt
with interfering with the present
campaign and failing to remedy
abuses. Mr.. Bryan said that Mr.. Taft.
If elected. would be unable to ac-
complish any reforms, even with a
republican congress behind him. He
talked at Muscatine. Let's, Columbus
Junction. Washington, Westchester,
Keota. Harper, Sigourney and sever
al other places en- route here.
At Washington he was presented
Teddy bear, one leg of which was
broken and done up in splints.
Badly crippled, was the candidate s
comment. This yelled reference to
the president set the people to laugh
Ing At Harper bride and groom
got on the train and when he came
back into the car Mr.. Bryan handed
the bride boquet which he had re-
ceived and which she bashfully ac-
cepted
| At Muscatine, Iowa, Mr.. Bryan de-
nounced the president for participate
ing in the campaign, ii anything in
even stronger terms than heretofore
There is another issue In this
campaign" he said, 'and that is
whether | am running against one
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they had picked man big enough
to defend himself, Now | find the
president comes In and takes the
lead in this fight, | don't object to it
!, but | do believe it is a degradation
| OF the Office of the president TO make
that Office, which belongs to all the
/. .Gso9le, n n5srSy asset in she hands o
one party | insist that the people
have a right to elect their official.
without dictation from Washington
and ask the president, after he ha:
nominated Mr.. Taft. to stand asid,
and let us fight it out before the Am
erican people on our platforms,
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Ds. y. A. Steel ut Sims Library
Friday night. 154

Gubernatorial Candidate Coming.
Announcement is requested that
Hon. John ~ Simpson, candidate for
governor on the republican ticket.
and Hon. j. W. Ownby district at
torney for the eastern district OF
Texas, will speak in Waxahachie on
Monday afternoon, October 5, in the
publican tickets. The speaking will
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EditOrS Talk Politics,

Helena, Mont, Oct. 1,-Political
discussion and program of ad
dresses on professional topics will
occupy the editors OF the Montana
newspapers during the two-day con-
vention opened here this morning
by the State Press Association.
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Storey Calls Committee.

Lockhart, Texas. Oct L. State
Chairman Storey has called meet
ing OF the democratic executive COM
mittee at San Antonio, Saturday,
Oct 3, at II O'Clock a. m, at the
Menger hotel, to transact such busl-
ness as may come before It.
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Red River Navigation.

Denison, Texas, Oct, delegates
from several Texas and Louisiana
cities are in attendance here today
at the convention of She Red River
Improvement Association. The meets
ins has for its object the promotion.
OF Interest in the nayisation Of thu.
Red river