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the continuation Of republican poNcies.I
Under a republican, administration.
Bryan's rant1ngs haaceased to havethe
power il, once had, because those who
thought at first that where there was
SO much noise there must be some
thing behind it have found there was
nothing behind it except the Chinese
plan of seeking to Scare foe with
tomtoms, screeches and bowls. The
republican party and the -party's can
didates met the tomtoms with the ar
tillery of facts and Bryan is now on
the defensive, If not on the run. He
has discovered that the average Ameri-
can voter is not to be fooled into mis-
taking for a substantial meal a Bar
mecide banquet of wind, and that
while audiences may sometimes show
good humor by giving candidate an
uproarious reception, they are apt to
do some thinking before they vote.
Bryan has found that out before.
For the rest of the campaign Bryan
will be on the defensive. That means
that he will have to do some explain
ing, not only about his party's record,
but about the record he has made for
himself And why should he not? Mr..
Taft does not ask that anything in his
career be forgotten, or apologized for,
or omitted from consideration by the
voters to whom he appeals. There is
no reason in justice. logic or fair play,
therefore, for drawing domino over
the real Bryan and allowing him to
masquerade as an innocent just
brought into the limelight.
Bryan must either defend Bryan or
take to the woods and stay there.
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3"Brother:5 TASTY said Vie sap a,,stas
MAN, Il have id utnqpotsa sant tiuty 20
perform. ? .There Id a: report that ..ySu
have said that one lof the; best ;''; md
moist worthy taaes1berss 81 DIR conagyfsSS-
tibni lis unable TO tatsehas Isefviee OFTEN
on account 'os not h6vfdg good sssaa seau ish
clothes. We have Gomez to asaEs Sttsssa
tIsasas ofithat haaaabar. We DON'T Know
,offstahy Rsaeha peraen. AND a reportaoe
9ttsssat Kind A6t4skal5 to- reflect Upon uslIas
saieong aagasanH fhasad5ea1 hoe aaokI aRsse
safs rSora nat wokaaay stemberB.d wis
EEysa tfaif mas whg ihts2"@ :sij ~ .iI4I5Es
Certainly. afRtrethFen, z! replied asha
:Eassv. LASTLY NTH aatgdys ,atsessvst
len aet cheerful, s'ssmy' wiee:''
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platform issbinding as toSwhat It. einitss
as we'll to shat it contains is Of spec.
iar Importance in It's bearing: Upon thet
money question. The Denver platform !
makes no mention whatever 81 the
money question, yet according to, Mr.
Bryan's ruling 1t is binding as to. the
monetary issue. The democratic ma
tional platform OF 1904 also lodged
the money question, so that in order
to find out just wherein this years
platform is binding with respect to
that issue we must 60 back to those
years in which the democracy had
the courage to make an open-face dec
laration Of principle. That takes us to
1900, when the democratic platform re-
adopted the platform of 1896, which
pledged the party to the free and un'
limited coinage Of silver at 16 to /.
AS to that issue, Mr. Bryan serves no.
tice that this years platform Is bind
ing, Notwithstanding it's omission. His
dtIlLuuG 10 ClSdAlJ OCAAuCu Ia u opSSSAA
delivered in Knoxville, Tenn, Septem-
Der Is, 1896, in the course of which
he said: IL
"lf there Is any one who believes
the gold standard is a good thing, or
that it must be maintained, | warn
him not TO cast his vote for me, be-
cause promise him it will not be
| maintained in this country longer
than am able to get rid Of it."
1t is but simple justice to Mr.. Bryan
| to point out that he has never with
! drawn his threat to destroy the gold
standard. He has never recognizedait
as permanent or desirable and has
never admitted that it is the only Sc
cure foundation for our monetary sys-
! tenn. He has never uttered word nor
written a line to indicate the slightest
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REPUBLICAN, IT, 4! !:


Drasts the Meet, gxpliess Psaseasea Ia
S''SS@ stsss state aPartye History H.
a Tbs meeting 81 the SRepnblicasa aesee
eentralssaesnnitssesat Bisuaarckaaaa
sssritableraover feast sndsthars were No !
contests Of any kind save over ehae
from othe's Fourteenth Legislative dts.
'erict which was settled by seating In li.
cas- over walsh. Nearly all members
OF the committee were" resent or rep,
resentated by proxy, Of which.$he@ lat
ter, there were very few, and great
interest was taken in proceedings. +
One Of the surprises was the <unan-.
anaous election of James M. johnson
Of Minot az chairman Of the commit
toe. Frank sprague not desiring the
place, this ehoice~wag" made in"athe
interest OF Aakm1ay. y ID GA Warner
of Valley fCfsy AAssl elected Secretary
and James "A. ssBhchanan Of Stutsrn1an
county, treasurer. Buchanan was the
insurgent candidate tor ssecretary OF
state ANA iniIacs sall Foficsfs wers On
vhat hide of the fence Vat ahe late
primaries. All were elected by accla-
nation. T., *
~ Tie platform a. made up by tbs id.
visory committees consisting of Hanna,
Gronna, Kennedy, Stockwell and Pack
ard was adopted by; the platform com
| mittee and the convention.
The platform is the most explicit
| ever enunciated by the Republican
| party of this state. In some respects
| it goes beyond the national platform in
| advocating, for instance, guaranty OF
bank deposits. After strongly 'indors
ing the administration Of Roosevelt
the platform favors Taft as the best
representative of Roosevelt Speedy
revision by the Republican party Of
tariff and elimination Of duties on all
trust controlled products, reforestra
ton, deep waterways and reclamation
Of the arid West are demanded.
Favors Postal Savings Banks.
The platform further favors eithe,
postal savings banks, provided thai
money is restrained in community
where deposited, or guaranty Of bank
deposits, recognizes the rights Of CAPT
| t&l ana LABOR DIS luleIucpSuuSAI dAe
tho right of both to organize, opposes
injun ctions in labor cases without
prior notice and hearing for the de
PENDANT where restraining orders arr
issued, pledges the party to main
tenance of primary election law. ia
vors election of senators by direc
vote and personal attention by stat
officers to their duties and residence
by them at the capital, pledges tn
party to maintenance of the proh1b1
ton law and specifically calls upol
state officers to recognize this pledg'
as to enforcement
The platform Endorses the action Q
the Republican equalization board II
raising railroad taxation.
Liberal national appropriations TO
the improvement of rivers and water
ways Is urged and the passage of
stringent anti-pass law by the mex
t legislature State aid to-rural schools
the making of Labor day public hol
tday, more laws for promotion in thi
state of forestry, irrigation and drair
age are other features. The platforl
is approved by all elements of part,
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NSaeex az All.


mar Il aAa Mr.. 49,
had been of 7fishfng gay befsse.
ta,.ev had gone nexpssgsedsy fromsAhe
t I,3satoface. where they tnet,sgnd neisnsr
Mrs.. Lane, Mrs. Hobart osshFs. Msaz
aIad been informed Of dfAar whess
3smaas,,auts until uightfan. IND itsNd
sbeat all, whatSpoor -luek>ygsd naas
saasd har. Lane when tho three frheHas
met shefnextiday.' ! =.
1aI 5trledSto explain 70 Sadie tssasss'e
!kep staying in the hopes of S9seenans
home something that would show why
Iwsd stayed, but ehe said wed acseo
like a parcel 81 yearlings and It wceia
he one while before, she'd have 10 not
apple pie for my dinner again and
Lfaurnpiiags. snu,She ran me >suphill4saad
down, J. tell YET" il. q. ..,>, .,,., :. i. -,
Hhkariagspoke &of amy clothes,' I'D
MI. Hobart EfSribrAy. ! "ghe Spomfed
an xhS. LAY I'LL dampness ahadscSckled
that coat I had on. She said 'twouldn't
ever, be~the same again and If I knew
Ut anybody that was going to spend
hgnmmer days heating great Irons ana
! pressing out clothes for a man like
mo she didn't
a ssMarthy' never: said a2.word," - SAID
Mr.. Meek AS the other two men turned rre
!! 70 him, but as they remarked with one
d accord, sThat's the Kind Of wife 10
have"''Mr' Meek looked much1'de'
: pressed! ~, :. -. '.
Il t"The only trouble ,is,'' he added, sHshe
hasn't spoken yet, and I don't know
when she will"
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His Madaat .Reausst.:

y A. man once asked Thackeray to- lead
.hln s sh1liings, which be. would CON
Vert into 1000. 1AAakeas bow hoy liz e.
plalhsd that he ID Young sa0s ssiaah
viii, s20.o BOO he ne knew wssoula, nsar-
ry him Il hea asked Her, but he'd bad
5paHnetl his teeth and wanted 5Swsail-
tHngss 70 redeem then, IN order 10 pgs.
pose effectively.
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FsstaylRg +Geeshe arse vyaYe.
II made a bad break today, f. -, ;.
s'Hew was that - s5. g.. r. - "a.
'Thefa2 10 a Chleago woman vlsfsssg
Iulia Dean; and while ]. was there ssS
insisted upon talking I about GeEsy.
PFaHty soon asked shsr IL Gerry vas
her daughter. :, You should have #sam
her dare up! And then + sonaehew
found ont she meant Goaty. Z S*s
who? = VA. s= II: .g ;s5
OH. you know-the great Gerulasiaan
author. ssonaerville Herald. s4 n .i5;
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OLIVER DALRYMPLE DEAD
Bonanza Farmer Expires From Heart
Disease. = - &

Oliver Dalrymple, long resident Of
St. Paul and we'll known throughout
tho countryas the ownerSof the great
est bonanza wheat farm of North Da-'
kota and probably of the world. IS
dead. He died on his farm near Cas-
selton, where he had gone to superin-.
tend the harvesting Of his eros.
= Heart failure is given as the cause
or death. =. Wv. - 3.
The, Dslrysnple! farm at Cassefton,
covering a territory of 10,sSo acres,
/ has been famed throughout the world
for mquartefi Of a; century, sincegoli-
YER and John Dalrymple purchased
!she iland and started ITO raise wheat
scientifically. - - 3. ~.
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11noodiflcation Of u me anancial doctrines
whfcti he 50 dojibily' ppFoclaimSed il, '1sse.
|He' frankly Acknowledged that those
1 doctrines e,: are binding upon him in
spite 81 the silence of this years plat
fern. 'S' - :. 49,, = =. il"
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The. Reason,

*T*5s % a; s$ fs no gWsaeon. Pa. '.eEs-..
doesn't Smith call In hls. t ffsstsss-.
my physician? Has he lost cotEsIfsl ss aais
lafhiHis?' *%& :: X A:sJ III +.
Nor the doctor has lost onaaenss an
lsHith z apnsmcott's. i. .ts ..8.!. &:
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Special Session !, 81 Supreme Court.

The supreme court oil. North Dako-.
To win hold a special session In Grand
Forks Sept. 4 s, to hear the case start
.ed by the Democrats to have tho 40
called so per cent feature OF the prt-
mary election law declared invalid.
The case Wasa mad e 10 special order
ybecauge OF Its great Importance. B All
ether cases were postponed to the
January term M; \
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, Seeks and TiSIaa.

eeks and Titles. 5595;s
To- more accomplished way Of usasss,5
po CO.'S at present Il to serve then al
some DO :lords-learn their tisaes ssssaa
taen boastT Of their acgualntanes. 9
Jonathan Swift.
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Miss Mollie Berg arrived in Devils
Lake from Minneapolis Monday, hav-
ing accepted position with Miss Mead
at the Leader Millinery store as hat
maker.
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I, t,iir I. iiyes are bali spent lagore sss
NOV q what living means VIEW syega
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I UncIa San !. sts Isoys ot.,ff.5

s Park River lads who broke into the
postofice at that place ~ to secure
money to celebrate Jnfy 1 will noa be
prosecuted the goyernrne has de-
jeided. The boys bpigh + eerackers
40 cplebrate II1lcle Sam 5 ;birthdaytand
the government has de ided that In i
case like this it would hardly be right
for Uncle Sam to prosecute.
Duck lluntar Shoots Himself. II 4
Evelyn Hollis who has been work,
Ing ON the Il saacson aacla ifty i,ailea
north oa yVilliston. accid entaily aha4
himaels While hunting ducks. q :5 !.
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siesp Under Coach 10 Fatal.

I a Young man, supposed tost5e Joe
Hayes. Of ,venosta Province Eog. Quebec.
lost his life at Lisbon, being killed by
q train. He crawied underneath the
coach sto I; sleep The engine / later
pushed the car and crushed him Pas
sengers discovered the body as the
Western train was pulling out. The
dead, man was about thirty years old.
There was SO In his clothing. 2,. 81 s..
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First -tAnnsinH Fatality.

.- The. first fatality Of the hunting sea.
sen which >epsned ID North ;Dakota
Sept. 1, was reported from, Budd, 4 IN
tho southeastern part <of the state;
Rstursing frona i aa1a, Harry SHawisy i,
aged nineteen, stood iiiis gun agatnst
TIE buggy seat wiifle unloading his!
birds. The gun ,fell, the triggers
snapped and tho entire charge entered
5ust above the heart, killingSt hss lad
instantly. ,s5 n zs5
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POSTPONED, NOT ABANDONED
Candidate Bryan's declaration that
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
The Fourth at Thayers.

Talking about good times the
crowd that met at that grand
and hospital ranch of W. +.
Thayer in the Guadalupes, pro-
baby had the most enjoyable
time of the whole of Eddy
county. The people commenced
to arrive in the afternoon of the
third and before dark over 100
had came in wagons, hacks,
horse back and in buggies. The
fine large rooms of the Thayer
home were thrown open and
dancing commenced at dusk, and
was continued until daylight of
the Fourth.
Many came prepared with all
kinds of good things to
eat. but all had plenty for Mr..
and Mrs. Thayer had prepared
abundance by roasting large
quantities Of meat and fruit
of all kinds from the orchard
was free to every one. The
music was furnished by h. K,
Lyon and Hill Qye m, besides
there were others, who could
play and sing. 1t is said by
Sam Jones that Edgar George
danced all night, and after all
left in the morning he was stand
ing in the center of the room
and yelling play a waltz"
Among those present from
town were Mr.. and Mrs, John
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs, Espy,
Miss Bernie Reed, Mrs. c. n.
Jones and children, Mrs. Ton
Jones and children, MIR. and
Mrs. Edgar George and severa
children. From all over the
mountains the people we're OF
hand and among those were
Postmaster Tulk and family
Mrs. Fred Montgomery, FREQ
Shermeyer, Mrs. Shattuck anC
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
The Glorious Fourth.

Last Saturday was the Fourth
of July and Carlsbad was practi-
cally depopulated. About 100
left on the early train and nearly
as many more on the Z a. M,
special for Roswell. A list Of
those who were in Roswell
would be too long to print. The
town of Roewell was not decor
ated or dressed up in the least.
but the big crowd from the adj
joining small towns seemed to
enjoy itself very well.
Gov. Curry and Bull" An
drews were there and were in
charge of several of Roswell's s
leading citizens. Not many
Carlsbad people ever saw the
Bull so they had curiosity
to look him over, many pictur-
ing a larger animal than he
really is. He stands ABOUT five
feet eight inches, has a rather
large paunch and very gray
hair and mustache. He is the
opposite of a sociable or easily
approached person, his fly trap
closing down very tight on the
least provocation.
The speeches were rather
tame, except that Of Rev Smith.
Gov. Curry made a nice talk and
created good impression. An
drews uttered about fifty words
all in praise Of himself for get
ting Roswell'S $4,000 appro-
priation for a public building,
telling now he did it ALL If the
money was given outright as a
donation by himself he could not
have claimed more credit.
Capt. Bujac made good re.
publican talk lauding Curry,
Roosevelt and Andrews very
highly, but Rev Smith took con,
siderable of the starch out OF
the republican hurrah by show
ing his democracy in way tina,
could not be misunderstood
The whole affair seemed to hav,
been gotten up to give Andrew,
and republicanism a boost, bu'
this was Offset somewhat by
thousands of badges appearing
on the people, bearing the pic
ture of Larrazolo.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10

Misses Caroline and Marguer.
tie Barstow and Messrs. K. l..
Mcknight, A. J. Newell, 7, o.
Benjamin and Thomas III. King
of Barstow, spent the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. James 5.
Carter. The gentlemen left
Monday in MIR. Meningitis
automobile to go to Barstow by
way of Toyah.
f. c. Love, an electrical,
steam and gasoline engineer.
who has been in town a few
days did a job on the gasoline
engine in this office that is very
satisfactory. Any one requir-
ing the services of an expert
will do well to get him. .-..a .rp
+. V. Albritton received news
that his ranch house, tank, fence
etc, some sixty-five miles south
in Texas, was seriously damaged
by a big storm. He quit his
job in the Argus this week and
will put in his time on the ranch
for some time
DR.. Diefendorf and +. +.
Bryant are both saving a large
acreage for an alfalfa seed crop
this month. The doctor has $50
and Mr.. Bryant has probably as
much. Both crops are looking
fine and should make a great
yield.
The Huling and Ussery cattle
about lao will be shipped to-day
or tomorrow to Red Deer. north
of Panhandle, there to be- placed
in the forty section leased pas
ture to which 1900 head were
shipped "A couple of weeks ago.
F, f.. Bryant is preparing
quite a lot of his famous lambs
for the cattle shows this fall,
Mr.. Bryant will take a number
of lambs TO the Albuquerque
Fair and will also exhibit at
Kansas City.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10

At the old Buck Anderson
place on Black river about 1875
people gathered the evening of
the Bird, and enjoyed a big dance
and feasted on all the good
things of the country. They
danced until daylight the Fourth
and left for their homes after
breakfast. The following were
those who attended.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10

sister. Miss Lyon. the Shattuck
brothers. Ned and Dolph and
families, Hooley Cochran and
family, VIM John Anderson and
family, Aubrey Gist and family
and dozens of other.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
LOWER BLACK RIVER.

Misses Alma and Lula Beach,
Misses Ethel and Laura Smith,
Warren Crowder and sister. Ben
and Bob Moore. Tom Middleton
Frank Griner. and Cecil Cass,
John Reed and family, J. D..
and Arthur Forehand and
families. Albert Johnson and
family, j. G.. Lucas and family,
Justice Beach and family, Joe
Lockhart and family. K. H..
Judkins, Barney and Boon Beach,
and Claude Lewellyn.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
MOUNTAIN CROWD
UPPER BLACK RIVER

r. c. Faulkner and family, w.
H. Campbell and family, G..
Huffman and family, Brooks
and family, j. +. Farrell and
family, ID. II. Lucas and family.
II. II. Harrison and family,
Andy Faulkner, and Dallas
Parker.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
CARLSBAD

Mrs. G.. u. Lucas and family,
J. G.. Ussery and family, Mrs.
Seigner, Norine .Ussery. Mrs.
Hill, Gay Gee, Ruby Dunaway,
Mig Lucas and W. =. Lucas.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
pELEw ARE RIVER

W. =. Tullius and family. and
Bob Lucas and wife, aud G.. II.
Ballard, of Roswell.
MOUNTAIN CROWD
John Marine and wife, G. w..
Merchant and family, T, A..
Tracy and family, Ed Young,
Robert SMITH Hilary Bovd, Paul
Gray, Mrs. |. T. Franks. George
Tucker, Drine Kitchen, Dclbert
Drmont and wife, NJ. B. Huling
Jess Mathews, j. S. Hittem and
family.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
BRYAN NOMINATED

Special to the Carlsbcd Current
Denver, July 10: VIM. j.
Bryan was nominated for presi-
dent at 3.05 this morning.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-05-29
BLACKLIST.

We the undersigned legal prac,
ticing physicians of Milbank, S.
D., have. after due and careful
consideration, arranged to ex-
change from time to time list
of all accounts unpaid after a
reasonable length of time. This
list shall be known as the BLACK
LIST, and no further Surgical
or Medical services will be ren
dered to any of these parties bv
any of the undersigned physi-
clans until satisfactory arrange
ments have been made towards
the settlement of the unpaid ac-
count.
This BLACK LIST will be
tackled up in every physician S
office for public inspection.
Should any who's name happens
to be on this list object to it be.
ing there, they can have it taken
off after first paying the small
amount that they owe.
Respectfully,
W. A. KRIEsEL,
j. A. JACoTEL,
w. J. FERGUSON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-05-29
Memorial SUNDAY

The members of the G. A. r.
attended the service of the
Methodist church last Sunday in
a body, accompanied by Go. D of
the national guard. the Womans
Relief Corps also attending in a
body. The church was decorat-
ed with the national colors for
the occasion and a band of eight
cen Misses with sashes and rep
resenting as many states, were
seated on the platform. Rev.
Boyce, pastor of the church,
preached patriotic sermon and
eulogized the soldier who from a
high sense of duty went to the
front to accept danger, wounds
or death for the upholding of
principle. In connection with
the service the choir rendered
two special selections of a patri.
otic character.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-05-29
OLD SETTLERS
Annual Dinner and Re. Union on Thurs.
dav, June 4.

dav, June 4.
G. A. Wood, the president of
the old settlers association has
mapped out a fine program Of
exercises for the annual dinner
and meeting on June 1, as fol-
lows:
Forenoon Visiting. Dinner
promptly at IL o'clock.
The literary part of the pro.
gram will com mence at2.
Song-America.
PRAYER, secretary's report.
presidents address, recitation.
lnkpa. .................W w. w. Downie
Big Blizzard oflS9O-Sl H. S. Volkmar
Incidents in the Settlements
ments OF the Sisseton Res
ervation. d, Smull
Song
Osceola in the Early Days
............... Mrs. M. H. Wiseman
Early Days in Kilborn Town.
ship. ............ Mrs. j. N. Stafford
Trips to Ortonville in an
Early Day. An Old Settler
Another Trip to Ortonville
49,: .:...........J. w. Ligget1
Song Selection.
Our Indian Neighbors in the
Larry Days. G.. ;. AmSder
Stockholm. m..............O. B. Fornell
Song. g....... "Star Spangled Banner
Business. Election of Officers.