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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
NEW VREElAND BILL
TABLED BY COMMITTEE

Washington. May 4.--The house com
mittee on banking and currency today
voted 8 to 3 to lay the new Nreeland
financial bin on the table Those voting
in the negative We're Messrs. Burton
Weeks and Mckinney. 1t was decided
to ask Speaker Cannon that the commit
tee he given sufficient time, a week, If
possible, for the discussion of all pend
ing currency measures pursuant to and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
U. P. STOCKHOLDERS TO BE
ASKED TO AUTHORIZE BONDS

New York. May l-E. H. Hartman
announced today that the stockholders
of the Union Pacific Railroad company
will be asked AT their meeting at Salt
Lake tomorrow to authorize an issue OF
500. 900 of bonds. He said that $780,
600. 900 of this amount will be reserved
for issue under strictly guaranteed pro-
visions for construction and acquisitions
of new lines and additions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
DR0UTH IN NORTHERN
COLORADO BROKEN

Denver, May 4-The drouth which Slt
continued for eighth mont r~d
encd serious curtailment Of the crops In
northern Colorado bias bv D,
broken by the rain and suuwstorm whicl
began at noon yesterday ana sull con-
tinues TO-DAY The precipitation IS gem
eral throughout the state and Is Of In
calculuble benefit TO the agricultural ana
stock interests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04

run for the cold water that was found
wash, everyone Was asking, What
sounded. and 800 willing boys lined up
with their tin cups, meat cans, knives,
forks ana spoons ready for breakfast
A visit 10 the Cin House and Sutro
baths win occupy the time Of the ca
diets today
The program, tentatively arranged,
~ as follows,
MONDAY visit TO GIN House and
SutlO baths.
TUESDAY seeiug san Franeiscoi
visit to Union Iron works,
iM1EDN ESDAf inspection OF coast
defenses; watching the fleet enter San
Francisco bay.
THURsDAY street parade, cadet
battalion Will act as personal escort and
body gunrd 20 Admiral Evans.
FRIDAY eisure day. Program not
arranged,
hihltlon drill aboard tho Connecticut
before Admiral Evans, General Fun
aton and Officers OF the fleet and from
the Preside,
SUNDAY Break camp for return
FOO muho cannot ha said for the
Kindness extended by all people here.
whether thay are army officers, ma
tive some NalirOrnians By adoption.
former salt l.akerA, or all down the
list. every body rs an Kindness for the
cadets. aud nothing Is LEFT uudone 10
provide for their comfort,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
A FERRYBOAT CAPS|zES

st. Petersburg, May A ferry boat
on the river Dnieper capsized yesterday
near Bykhoff. In the government of
Mohileff and 100 persons We're drowned
as a result. The boat was filed with
peasants and their wives and children
from church, II was over
crowded and became unmanageable in
mid-stream The passengers got into
a state OF panic and overturned the
boat by crowding to one side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
TO BE COURT MARTIALED.
Private Bulwalda for Promising EN-
ma Goldman His support.

San Francisco, May 4,--In the. Fort
Mason guardhouse is Private Rulwaida
OF Company a First battalion of engi-
neers. Bulwalda had been tdentihed aS
the soldier who shook hands with En-
ma Goldman at a meeting of anarchists
and pledged her his assistance.
Tho Identification was made by detec-
lives Of the local police force and he was
ordered under arrest Bulwalda VIII be
brought before a court-martial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
FINEST FL0TILLA
OF SUBMARINE BOATS

New York, May i-The finest hotila
of submarine boats the United states
has ever got together will assemble in
New York habor IN a few days on the
arrival here from Annapolis OF the sub
marines Viper, Tarantula and Cutie
enforced here by the famous Octopus
that made 30 many submarine records
in the Newport trials and the boat viii
heeome an active unit in the hotilla,
THE Viper. Tarantula and Cuttlehsh
viii make the run from Chesapeake TO
New York under her own power ana
the voyage IS expected TO add additional
prpstlge to the hotilla which Is COM
handed by Lieut.. Charles r, Courtney
'The Octopus is scheduled To arrive a.
New York from Newport about the same
time as the other vessels from the
south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
EX-PREST. CLEVELAND
STEADILY IMPROVES

Lakewood n. j., May 4.-Former Pres
ident Grover Cleveland continues stea1
lily to recover from an attack Of digestive
trouble which has prevented him from
returning to his Princeton home. All re-
ports from Lakewood today were to the
effect that he continues to improve. and
that his condition is not alarming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
ADM IRAL EVANS LAST
DAY AT HOT SPRINGS

Paso Robes Hot Springs. Cal, May =
To-day is the last of Rear admiral
Evans stay at the Paso Robes hot
springs. The private car in which he Is
10 make the trip to Monterey arrived
at Paso Robes this morning. The ad-
miral feels remarkably well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
HARRY ORCHARDS CASE.
Idaho Board of Pardons VIII Take IT
Up ut Special Meeting Tomorrow.

Boise, Ida, May 1.-The case Of Harry
Orchard viii be taken up by the Idaho
board OF pardous at a special meeting
tomorrow. orchards attorney win ask
mended by Judge Wood II Is believed
tuul au one viii appear before the board
'.est against communication of sen.
tence. 4 F4Sa1HEN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
SNOW IN WYOMING.

Laramie. Wyo. May IA snowstoun
began last night and continues to-
day. Snow covers the greater portion
OF southern wyoming 10 "a depth OF sew
eral inches and win greatly benefit the
ranges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04

,,,,,t ,prcals so strongly to tho Ad-
"'" s,,.cr Is the QUALITY OF rcnders
Trrishcd Ivy lie NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04

FFOW MANlbNT IsVl W ~ VIZ I0NT IIVV
that the government has q monthly
pay roll az from $1,000 tn $4,000 AN
of which goes into the hands ~ the
Utah county residents except what Is
spent for material, II being the policy
to let out contracts for necessary work
10 valley residents whose land rs 90
be affected by the water power 10 BE-
proposed 10 procure,
Irritating water rs now available on
tho area which win come under The
project up 70 40 second feet, Nheh
the tunnel Is completed, water viii be-
available up to $50 second feet Many
people who have kept dry bench land
for % years or more az a value uf SIS
or t5O peI acre, arc disposed ~ sell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
TAFT FORCES ROUTED
AND DISCOURAGED
Former, Railroad Contractor
Keeps Silent But Took
First Prize

Oklahoma City. OKLA, Feb iOf-
(SpeciaD Secretary faft and Een-
mis- Flynn We're dealt a staggering
blow at the county convention held
here Saturday when, after spirited
contest. 81 unustiuoted delegates
were elected to the state convention,
aud G.. G. Grstmnr' Jones was
indorsed as one OF the big -four TO
the national convention defeating
Dennis Flynn.
The delegates elected are anti
Taft
A rump convention was held At
the close Of the regular convention
at which Taft was iudorsed but no
contesting delegation was elected.
Much bitterness is felt, ana the fact
the Jones delegation carried each OF
the Hunter wards. leaving the chair
man not a delegate. has caused panic
in The Taft camp throughout the state.
Mr Jones refuses to talk. and 1t is
said by the opposing forces he viii
make an effort to carry the state con-
vention; make himself the head of the
party relegafng all of what his
friends term Junk to the scrap heap.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Of all men for president. and beliey-
ing as we do in his principles and his
policies. we endorse hins as the candi-
date of the democracy for president.
rnd ask that the convention of the
new state Of Oklahoma democrats in
strnct the delegates to the national
convention to vote for William Jen-
iings Bryan.
For one of the delegates to the ma
tional convention from oklahoma, we
present to the state the name OF Hon.
Robert r. Lozier Of this city; and the
democrats OF Blackwell guarantee to
the democrats Of the state the con
tinuous and unimpeachable dem
ocracy Of Robert p I.ozier A loyal
End steadfast friend OF Bryan, the
democrats az the state will make no
mistake in selecting him as one of
the delegates The delegates selected
to the county convention by this con-
vention arc instructed to vote and
work for The Endorsement Of Mr.. 10
zier by the county convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

bered miners having made the jour
ney III 1856.
Mr.. Russell tSd the following
brief but good particulars Of their
eyentiul voyage.
"Wa started from Green River.
Utah September 90 with out sixteen-
foat boat wen supplied With proYis-
lens, r1pcs, etc The HARDEST part
OF the. trip Wag-She first fifty miles
leiow Bright Angel That stretch OF
thc canon b So mach worse than the
iriple iwentFmile stretch above
Bred Angel that there Is no conn
Farison have mover seen Niagara
mit Il it IS amy worse ttan Diamond
crtek rapids it meat be more than
rocks ANA water
After lhe damaee 10 oHr boat IN
3ermit ereeE raplds near irishi
Angel m did NOT dare ia try ans
lover q daNn Diamond creek FAN
NoEett MANAGED % climh down ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
EOLEYSEfONEYAr6TAR
Cures Codes Prevents Pneumonia
SHE WILL SUE THE
INSURANCE COMPANIES

The widow OF the late David r
Rankin, alleged to have committed
suicide near Lawton, this winter. has
brought suit Tor life insurance.
The Lawton Republican has this
to say about the case:
Attorneys Fain and Young, repre-
sentlng Mrs. Agnes Rankin. widow Of
David r. Rankin. deceased cashier Of
The Merchants and Planter bank Of
tHs city whose body was found u
Cache Creek, December 2, 1907. will
bfing suit against the Great Western
Life Insurance company Kansas city
Mo, Ia the sum OF $4,000, the face
value of a policy held by the deceased
il that COmpans
Immediately following the finding
at tht hody "a search OF the private
pgners OF the deceased showed that
he was camying life Insurance IN the
sum cf S46,0O0 and among the number
palcy for $4,000 with the Great
Western Ilfe nsurgince company
and ai he iipia OF making proof Of
death. Attorneys Fain and Young rep
resentlns The estate, made applica-
tiop 10 the Great Western Life insur-
ance company fOr papers necessary to
present proof death. whhh appli.
cation Was denied and II Is alleged
that the Comrany ias since refused 20
recognize the claim
Mrs RanNn. accompanied by Dr.
Scott Of shawnee and Attorney J. NJ.
Young of Lawton were Ia Oklahoma
City day bciare yesterday and receiy-
"a settlement IN iull on q policy Of
5000 which the a. eascd carried With
the State life Insurance company az
Indianapolis. Indiana. Althongh the
deceased had not paid any premium
uron this policy since January 18th.
1905. It lai been kept in force through
the medium Of extended insurance,
tnat would have expired on March
Sth 1908 Notwithstanding these
facts the company sattled the claim
In fun aud was the first 10 make
paymen1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
O O G Q g O Q @ Q G . Q . o . o
@ q
c AT THE THEATRE. G
Q q
o Q @ 0 c o c G o o Q Q @ 6 Q 8
aMan On The Box

"Man On The Box
That capital actor Mr. Max Figman
VIII present the most conspicuous com
edy success Of years from New York
City The Man on the Box, arraasc..
for stage purposes by Grace Livingston
Furniss from Harold MacGrath's inn
mensely successful book of the same
name, at the. Brooks Theatre on Nom
day February 24th.
Mr. Fieman's name Is famiiart0 all
theatre goers who have followed the
events Of the Meropolitan stage Tor
the past ten wears He Is an actor OF
rare attainment and quality with an
individual method that Is appealing
and q marked personal megnetism
Mr. Figmau commenced HIS starring
career but a short time ago vet he Is
already regarded as one OF the great
est drawing cards IN the country ne
IS under the manasement OF Mr.. .lohn
/ C0rt who direcfs the tours OF num-
I ber OF other successful stars and who
j has provided him with IN elaborate
! production and q east Of clever play
ers Including the Misses Fannie Marin
of Bertha krioghOh Madeleine Dallas
I Rerenice Bucklin and Messrs Gamer
son Clemens. lohn Charles 3rOwnell
Douglas a. Flint Frank 81 Haineer,
! George Centre. Herbert q. Denton,
! Marshall franklin. Edward Pierson.
/ Charles Johnson and others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
KAY COUNTY DEMO
Gratis ENDORSE LOZIER

Blackwell, Feb. 1e-Pmsuant TO
the call Of the city democratic com
mittee a goodly number OF democrats
met in the city hall on Wednesday
evening in mass convention to select
delegates from the city to the county
convention in Blackwell on Feb S.
Geo W. Hines was elected chairman
and J NJ Eisiminger, secretary. The
following We're elected delegates from
the four wards
First-James shaver J. w Moore
and l. y. Bates.
Seconds. ID. Herndon, w. j.
Hebb. VIM Watson and ] S. Butcher,
Third-W III Thompson. q. w.
Hines, J c. Blackaby. G. +. Walker
and j, +. Dickerson.
Fomth-J c. Bradford, A. Sparks
and J. Nj. Eisimineer.
The following resolution were
unanimously adopted;
We, the democrats of the city Of
Blackwell, in convention assembled,
reaffirm our allegiance to the prin.
eiples advocated by three great
democrats. jefferson, Jackson and
Bryan. and we congratulate the peo
ple Of the new state OF Oklahoma up
on the emancipation of the state from
the carpetbag rule OF the late repub
Lean party Of Oklahoma.
By HIS conduct Of state affairs. Gov
Chas. N. Haskell has demonstrated he
has no superior in any office or in any
land: in Coy. Haskell the common
people have a iriena, and the demo
cratic party and the entire citizen
ship Of the state are to be commended
I for their wise selection Of the tirsI
slate administration.
We hereby endorse Gov Haskell am
the entire democratic administration
and commend them for their wis'
and patriotic administration Of stab
aiiaiIs
When the demowatic party Of ~
nation four years hence Is seiSine
I strnGard learer We now and her
sorve Notice that Coy. Chas n. Has
1 kell viii be the logical success,r q
] President Bryan
Fer candidate of the democracy TAI
year f6s president of the unlte
states, there rs bet one man, on
name, one demacrat. one candidats
IA the minds OF all true democrats
and the people of the nation look 70
relief to the great commoner, William
jennings Bryan, who, although deiea
al la the past, is yet greater than an
/ living mani and thas man Is the ma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
lIvE sTock MEN ID MI.
Make Extensive Preparations For the
Convention to Be Held at Enid.


Convention to Sc Held at Enid.
Elild. Olsla.. Feb. 10.--Stock-men of
Oklahoma are making extensive pre-
paration for the fourteenth annual
convention of the Oklahoma Live
Stock Association at Enid February
25 aud &C. Among the prominent
sneakers viii he Or. A. ID. Melvin.
chief OF the bureau OF animal indus
try, Washington. D. G., and II. w.
Tomlinson. Denver, Col. Five-minufe
talks BY representatives of the stock
markets at Kansas City. Wichita. St.
Joseph and Fort Worth, will be made.
The programme follows:
Tuesday, February 25.
10 a. m.-Call TO order at Garfield
county court house.
lnvocailcn
Presidents annual address, r. NJ.
Bressie president
Report Of officers and executive
committee
Address OF welcome Mayor Of
Eaid
Response ,. G. Miller.
Appointment OF committees on
resolutions, on membership. on quar-
antine matters
Address Needed legislation Ter
stock farmers" B. j. Waugh seere-
tary board of agriculture.
Address Value oi stock farming
IA Oklahoma" g. y. Tosh Higiey,
Oklahoma.
Address "Bloaded stock" r. Dun
shee, Quinlan. Okla.
Instructions on resolutions
I Adjournment
F ?. p. n1-Attena stock show and
sale Ia pavilion.
S u. m.-Address, Tick eradication
in Oklahoma; What has been done in
the past. aud what Is expected in the
FUTURE Or A. d. Melvin. chief OF
burear Of animal Industry, Mashineon
ID. G.
Musical numbers az night session
by chamber OF commerce selection, Of
Enid.
Adjournment
Wednesday, February 2h
o a n caN 70 orler by the plesi-
dent
Invorauop
Address Needs 1l nationalf and
state live stock associations and their
relation 20 stock sfoWcrs, iion 4.
w. ponlinsOn Denver, Col
Address" Railway Rates and resu-
lations for transportation of live stock
Hon s. al Cowau ior Worth Tex
Reports Of committees
Election oi officers
Selection next place oi meeting.
b. m Attend fine stock show IN
pavilion
Final adjournment without melton
al WIN of convention
Note Oirine fhc sessions the
|andlenfe VII be favored 81 readIrfs
aud reeltala hy AI|ss b C. bnfk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
rnaoue rns GRAND CANON
ptriious Journey Of 752 Miles IN a
smsll Row Boat

Special to naily Leader
Neeaise cals Feb 70 Charles 8.
3 sssii and p y M5neti, miners and
praspgetlrs atfed here yesterday
afaer completing the 752-mile yoygEs
fironsh the Gfasd Canon OF me coloe
rdo ln a sixteen fool wbost
q has heen deemed an almost im-
pcsslbl feat 10 traverse the Grand
Canon - fta Cpioraio 10 places
ihe torrent s. as haearious as The
IeInaas whirlpool repis oi Niagara.
MOI since 1889 when Robert b. STAN
fn omplished ihe royas has The
feai hen at mpted stanton IS Dc
tefod % have been tle third man
lt traverse the canon, Two nnrem M.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
ouAeAw RssrnIcrloN eILL
Meouire's Measure Provides for Free
ing Of All Land.

Washington. d c., Feb. 1O.-Rep-
resentative McGnirs introduced a bill
today 10 remove the restrictions ca
an the lands belOnsing 70 Indians
Living within the Quapaw reservation
in Oklahoma. These indians are OF
he Quapaw. Peoria and Alo,loc tribes.
and they are more advanved than any
other Indians under government con-
trlt
The bin has ne approval 81 See
rotary Garfield ANA OF speakeg Can
non. and fcr That reason Is likely
"a pass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
GRAND LODGE
is IN SESSION
lcontInued From Page ! y


say. Auadarlxo. b Riddle. Maud: w.
Il. Kerfoot. Hinton; j. G. Mills. Sny-
der; j. A Jelly Hominy; w. c. Wood
ward, Snyder, j. p. Williams. and J..
a. Kennedy, keoSuk Falls, l.. NJ Ten
son Lawton o. b. Reel Snyder: J.
~ Hamill i.awton W. E Ronary,
Golebo; II Van Brent Watonga. r. T..
Hyerts, Weatherford. G. r. Noah,
Prague: r. r. King, Elmer: j. A.
Jones. ". J.. Karr, Tonkawa; j. G.
Lindsay. Norman s. G. Hogamm
Blackwels Davis Hoag Anadarko;
~ z. Jordan. Tulsa: H. w. Renear
Manchester; s. T. Hershberser. Bro
ken Arrow ". @. Murtha. Anchor.
w w Lindsey N Bigham, b. l.
stedman and G. c. Nayle Beaver: H.
y snelson. Waldta; w. $. Hobson
Braggs. T. M landrum, Tahlequah
A. e. Webber A. p. Curtis and !. "
4leNander ingalls,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Professional men-men
who Get less exercise than
they need, use up brain and
nerve cells very rapidly
cofies is a hurt TO such per
sens, and many realize its
harmfulnsss.
Try leaving of coffee 10
Gays and drink only the whole.
some beverage With the
eectfeeg aavous~possum. q
is free from any drug and con
tains oll there is IN wheat, in
eluaing inc "vltai phosphafes7
placed there BY nature for
nerve building.
rhsre'a a Rsssope
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
aANk paEslpENr sulcIpgs

ConncrsNile. Ind. Feb io Francis
~ Riots. pr sldent First National
bank. committed ssiciao today hy
ahooiiug ne had been An bad health
Roots served several terms ia the
lenifl1lprc ana was llenilfel with
namher % ss|ness interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

side Of Long Rapids. but shot them
The boat capsized when half way
through and | was unable to crawl
ON from underneath until was 81 81
down into the biz eddy AZ the GOT
tenn az the RaSds Monet h'lneG
sat The Aoai Is hcro, and ". f,sna
she was alright
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
Mann Instruments Sod

Last wees the number of sales beyond high.
anticpations which further proof Of the RI bar
gains offering call of investigation and inspec
is all that is necessary to convince that this is
opportunity worth your while Every thrifty house
keeper cleans house occasionally The dry goods mer
chant gives you bargains fgom time TO time and
have pride in opening one Of the finest music houses in
oklahoma If choose to give you profit on these
good ii don't take lawyer scholar TO tell you whosr
gain The question is gill yeu avail Yourself OF this
opportunity II woat last much longer aud you will have
o act quickly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Kas Miss Susie FerriH.
Amorlta, Okla. Miss Bessie Clapp.
Nashville. Okla Mrs. Lavina Smith.
Master Clarence Rressie and others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
BARGAINS
TIL 4 AIM

We are offering he people of Guthrie and vicinity has
caused CONSIDERATION in the ranks of competitors WHO
in their Jealous rage crying Beware The realize
they cannot compete with the great values giving
in high grade pianos and organs during this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
REMOVAL SALE

Next week we move into location and expect
TO open with complete stock OF pianos and organs
in the meantime
Closing Out at Factory Cost and Less
All new sample pianos odd styles used and shop
instruments We are determined not to move any OF
the present into the store and the opportunity
TO secure fine piano or organ and SAVE MONEY is
yours f you act quickly.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-04-24
Two Shot to Death.

A dispatch from Krasnoyarsk, ST
IBERIA a y Il lieutenant of the army
named Masloff and a sergeant were
shot to death there Friday after hay
ing cen found guilty by a courtmar-
tial on the charge that they had led
the attack which took place last June
on the guard house and detention
prison prison at KraSnOyarSk. This
attack was continued FOR several days
by rcvolutionists on the one side and
the prison guard on the other.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-04-24
terview he says:

terview he says:
The Democrats have a magnificent
chance to win. There is a spirit OF un-
rest and discomfort in the Republican
party. With Bryan and a strong
mate We can win.
Everything now points to Taft rs
the Republican nominee. He is sup
posed to typify It~ooseveltism, but /
believe he would be a different MAJ
os President. 90 not believe Roose.
welt Or any other man could control
him.
In the Northwest l found thous.
andS Of Republicans who will vote 70,
Bryan because they know he stands
for the things Roosevelt stands for
or course, the old conservative Dem.
ocrats would probably SO to the Re,
publican nominee"
Senator Tillman expects to sail for
Europe in Il few weeks. He may de,
eide to take a cattle steamer for the
long slow trip and ocean air. He is
able to take short walks.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-04-24

LAND FOR SALE.


For Salc-l 900 acres fine farming
land, Macon County. Georgia. Rail
Road station on place. Forty thous-
and bearing fruit trees, Flock, Cat
tie, feed and everything goes with
sale. Eight Thousand Dollars net
guaranteed from fruit this season.
For particulars address Geo. w.
Duncan. Agt.. Macon, Ga.