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ed to decline.
 Through Henry D. Clayton and R. H. Walker, Montgomery, Ala, has ex- pressed its desire for his presence Aug. 19. Mir Bryan expressed de- sire again to go south. He said that he had always been cordially received there, and was greatly indebted to the southern people for their uniform support and kindness. but that the campaign was too young at this time for him to make any definite announce ment. He hoped that after confer ence with the national committee he might be able to go to Montgomery and possibly some other points in the southern states. In response to nu. merous invitations, 'I am glad to say, MT. Bryan remarked, that all these invitations assure me that 1 will re. ceiye the electoral vote not only of Alabama, but of all the southern states"
 Chairman Clayton, upon leaving the Bryan home. expressed himself In a statement given out for publication as having been delighted with the large and enthusiastic attention or the people upon the notification or Wed nesday. 1Ne
 .T have attended six notifications, he said. and the ceremonies of yester day were the most orderly and entnu siastic I have ever witnessed. The people of Lincoln. irrespective or party affiliation, did everything possible te contribute to the attendance, the or derly procedure and the enthusiasm
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SPEAKERS TO BE SENT.
Organization of Bureau For the
 Purpose Completed.
MANY ARE VOLUNTEERING
Democratic National Committee To to Prepare . Detailed Plan For Cam paisn of Oratory B. Parker Expected to Be Active.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-With the organ ization Of the speakers bureau tho Democratic national committee is prac. tically completed. John H. Atwood, head of the bureau, sent out nearly thirty speakers in response to re- quests from Democratic organizations in various parts of the country. This vanguard of speakers will be follow ed by others in great numbers, and MT Atwood said they would be sent to every part of the United States, wherever their services are needed.
 The chairman of the speakers bu- reau declared the issues of the cam paign would not lack for expression because of any inadequacy in his bu- reau.
 Speakers are volunteering their services in large numbers" said MT. Atwood, "and no less than twelve United States senators have written me stating they are ready to go on the stump. Every speaker that has
  in the cause and ready to pay his own campaign expenses. We will send out speakers wherever they are requisitioned for a while, but later the national committee will prepare de. tailed plan of the speaking campaign l and then we will send out speakers on our own initiative. l expect Hon Alton B. Parker of New York to take an active part in the campaign" Chairman Mack and National Com mitteeman Hudson of Minnesota con ferred on the situation in the latter state.
 National Committeeman Tomlinsor of Alabama, head of the club organi xation bureau, left for Cincinnati an( the east to take up work of club or | ganization there.
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negro cook who was afterward killed by police in a train of the Louisville and Nashville railroad in the depot at the head of Canal street. The negro was quarreling with another negro and when the officer entered the din- ing car he was disemboweled. The murderer then fld into tn drawing room car, where he was surrounded and killed. Carroll fired at the negro as he was running and badly wound ed another negro.
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CampaiQn Tour.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 15.-Mr. Bryan and the Democratic national commit tee are working in conjunction to make arrangements for campaign tour through Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. Shortly after MT. Bryan's speech at Peoria, Sept. g, he will en. ter Ohio and speak at several of the larger points before touring Illinois, Indiana and New York.
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At September Term.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Judge Kerstens set the September term of court, the exact date be determined later, for hearing argumnts for nv trial for Mrs. Alice Webb, former wife of Brodie l.. Duke. Mrs. Duke was recently con- victed of cashing a worthless check for $50 on the Great Northern hotel.
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OFFICER DlsEMsowELED.

Negro Murderer Flees, to Dining Car
 and There Shot to Death.
 New Orleans, Aug. 15.-John J. Car. roll, a veteran member of the local police force, was cut to death by a
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LEGAL.


of this pavement on the car line
Councilman Howard presented the fol-
lowing resolution. which was adopted on
his own motion:
BE it resolved by the Honorable Mayor
and Council of the City of Topeka, that
the superintendent Of w sal nStify
ing old service connections that need re-
placing, to have the same replaced before
the new pavement goes down.. .
On motion of Councilman Hughes the
following resolution presented by hlmseH
was adopted.
Resolved, that the City Engineer is
hereby instructed to furnish the Mayor
and Council an estimate of the cost OF
sprinkling the unpayed or dirt streets OF
On motion of Councilman Stanley, w.
W. Gilmore was granted an extension o
to secure bond covering the pavlng Oh
East Sixth street and Locust street.
nn MaySF Hene aB B6 Tandv as
committee of tellers TO open bids cover.
ing the construction of new police patrol
wagon. Bids were received from J. F.
and e. G, Kinley. After q canvass of
the bids was made, the committee recon-
mended that all bids be returned, and that
the city clerk be instructed to re-adver-
tise for bids. On motion of Councilman
Howard the report of the committee was
adopted.
of a new patrol wagon We're presented,
read and referred to the committee on
public improvements.
On motion of Councilman Miller, the
reading of the opinion of the city attor-
ney in regard to the gas franchise .ordi-
nance. was made a special order of bust
ness for the next meeting of the council.
The mayor appointed Capt. ], c. Langs-
ton as paving Inspector, on account OF
tors, and ON roll call the appointment was
confirmed by the following vote: Ayes,
| Councilmen Fraser. Howard, Hughes,
Jordan Kutz, Lannan, Miller, Stanley,
| Tandy and Van Ness-10; noes, none; alb
| sent Councilman Blakeley[.
On motion of Councilman Hughes, the
| city clerk was authorized to secure three
| thousand resolution blanks.
No further business appearing, council
ISEALI c. b. BURGE, City Clerk.
| Minutes approved
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Phones s4s.

One acre. two blocks west of Washburn,
rooms. well, eistern, cellar. large barn,
fruit. owner moving away, has reduced
price. Consult US Immediately il this is
what you are looking for.
21a acres, Highland Park. good room
house. fine well. cellar. east front, 2 blocks
of car line. $3.50 cash.
4 acres, Highland Park, nice room cot
tage in good repair, near line. good
well, barn and outbuildings; some alfalfa.
Only $e.soo
Is acres. room house. in Highland
Park, large barn and chicken house. good
we'll. eistern and cellar. acres in fruit.
all kinds. 10 acres fine bottom, does not
overflow. 5000. Terms.
A suburban place Oft acres across street
from city limits near Washburn. a new
6 room house, fruit, blocks from car
line, can have gas and all city privileges
IL wanted: a decided bargain. Price "a, 400.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Ind. sos. Bell 500. 534 Kan. Ave.
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FOR sA11E-REA1 ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Corner King and West sts,, lots. good
4 room house. stable. $500,
New s-room house equipped for gas, on
corner, East and South front, lots, one
block to car. brick sidewalks. good well.
Price $2.5Oe.oo.
Good house, rooms and bath, cistern,
city water available, sewer connection, III
lots. splendid location. on pavement, 5ls
blocks to washburn College gates. $500.
rooms and bath. city and cistern wa
ter, barn. hot water heat, shade. fruit. 2
lots, IL blocks car, x block to pavement,
fine neighborhood, Southwest. S2,5Oo.OO.
Corner 2 lots. 7-room house, on pave
ment. not far from washburn College.
81, 5OOOO
WILSON & NEISwANGER.
Mulvane Building. Phones S4s.
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Both Phones.

Iehtan heatw
ce n car uthwest
Iargeba gas,
good
brandn modern
fronting,
barn
heat barn Easy plan. 90 81 W
EASY PAYMENTS lots Westawn
for $3.50 Ig Home Lots
PROPOSITIONS:
RaNins Co
$40
US n and farmp properties.
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VERY GOOD.
DAWSON & PERSON.
Room . Bank of Topeka Bldg Topeka


of which
what the
Silver Lake alfalfa
q head of horses loff 20
of
in
andcr fenced. &c arm is cheap
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CLAY AND End SITS.

Two lots. S rooms. garrett bath room,
back stairs. closets. porches, furnace,
CRATE. gas light and fuel, cistern water in
kitchen. well, large barn. fine shade. all
in complete repair. high ground and near
car line. Price $500
w. 10th near Tyler, r. cottage, gas city
water; good repair $1S00.
Clay, south of Central Park. new house,
bath, toilet gas; very nice. $500.
Near Euclid school, new room house,
modern ceAveniences. $500.
Fillmore and 18th ST, two lots, room
cottage, water and sink in kitchen. Gas,
good barn. chicken house and yard. Price
$1.150. Part cash. ]. E. Torrington, 109
w. 9Th st.
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FOR sAbE-REAn ESTATE.
CHEAP foFERG noMEs.

room residence. gas, electric light,
bath. hot and cold water, eemented cellar,
good harm. 2 lots. close to ear line on
Grand avenue. in Lowman Hill district,
This : a snap at $2s10o.
6 room residence, gas, city water, bath,
oemented cellar. good barn, lots. on
Western avenue. This is cheap home at
50, 400
10 room residence. thoroughly modern,
good barn, fine old shade, paved street,
cement and brick walks, close in on Har-
rison street. This is one of the finest
homes in Topeka for the money. Price
$500 Would take smaller residence for
part and give time on balance.
GLOBE REALTY CO.,
S24 Kansas Ave. Ind. Tel. 1895.
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Published in The Topeka State Journal
September IL, 1905.

OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Council Chamber. Topeka, Kan. Sept.
Z. 1903. Council met in special session
at 7:s0 o'clock p. M. with the following
Hughes, Jordan, Kutz, Lannan, Miller,
Stanley, Tandy and Van Ness. 10; absent,
Councilman Blakely. l. Acting, Mayor
The call for the meeting was read and
is, in words and figures. as follows to-wit:
Mayors Office, Topeka, Kan. August
will be a special meeting of the city
council of the city of Topeka, Kan, held
in the council chamber of said city at
80 o'clock D. m, Monday, September Z.
1908. for the purpose of hearing any and
all complaints that may be made as to
the valuation assessed by the appraisers
as per their report on file in the office
of the city clerk of said city, of all lots.
parcels and pieces of ground liable for
Feast Sixth avenue from the east line of
Locust street to the east end of the
Viaduct; also Locust street from the north
line of Fourth street to the north line
of Eighth avenue; also to hear any
and all complaints that may be made
as to the validity and fairness of
all lots, parcels and pieces of ground
liable for such assessment for the
Improvement of the streets above
mentioned. In witness whereof I have
seal of the city of Topeka to be attached
this oath day of August, 1905 C. w Horn,
City Clerk
The report of the appraisers was read
and an opportunity given for objection
TO be made but none appearing, the re-
port was adopted by the following vote /:
Ayes, Councilmen Fraser. Jordan, kutz,
I4annan. Miller, Stanley. Tandy and Van
Blakely. Howard and Hughes-3.
No further business appearing council
adjourned.
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FOR SALE.
s24 Kansas Ave


4 room cottage, 2 lots, near Central
Park, 81, 800.
Fine room modern. east front lots,
barn. near Polk school. IS, 800.
room modern, 1ta lots, South Topeka
ave. $45Oo.
New room cottage, vestibule, bath
room, pantry, closets, fleored attic, ce-
ment cellar and walks, IS #, s., 100.
room modern. IL lots. S. Polk, 50, 500.
rooms. barn. 8 lots S. Van Buren, $500.
]. d. MILLER & CO.. 615 Kansas Ave.
Both Phones.
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COTTAGE SOUTHWEST.

rooms, bath, gas heat and light, . lots
on corner. $4,000.
rooms, modern except furnace. large
porch, paved cellar, fine bath, 8 sleeping
rooms, on pavement. $500.
rooms, modern except furnace, nice
bath, polished floors, natural wood finish,
rooms beautifully decorated, IL lots, near
pavement, half block to car, Washburn
College neighborhood. s., 100000.
room, almost new, south and east
front, barn. 2 lots. $4,000.
WILSON & NEIswANGER.
Telephones s4S. Nulvane Bldg.
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FARM BARGAINS.

o
cultivation; balance in
Ehade the
nd position to
sfort time
to
So acres
soil WELL and
the per limits
sandc location lays fine fine ana VIII sen
old orchard
Iaan
= water. etc e
fine old aan
Ivaton
hoo6
9room all other
SfI
AREG LIT
7. s &
Theater)
2Kansas Ind Phone Io' DeH rH0"' WI
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FOR sAnE-REA1 ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOMES AT REASONABLE PRICES.

tx
Tyiers eetne
well 9Th estern sewer gas west street
nar1Nh
cellar cern paving on
Fillmore near
One and half lots four
Gth. Price
One and
frontot
shade. on
around
& Lax
West 9Th 1890
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house. bath. cistern, city water, large
shade. east front. One of the most de-
sirable homes in the neighborhood, form
erlY the home of Peter w. Sayre. VIII
sell for less tina it's worth q. D. Lyle,
owner, 904 Lane ST., Ind. phone 1899.
FOR SALE-Splendid new modern cottage,
close in. cheap. Phone 2746 Blue
FOR SAI.E-House and lots, with large
barn. 1oS Winter st. Auburndale. J.
Thomas Lumber Co.
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MCKEE & ANDERSON.


A
cellar we'll wat barns ndg gas
stern.
pawn
cottage
ga
city,
pn and nandsee
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GARLINGHOUUsE REALTY co.
KANSAS

az fin cellar barn.,
house all modern baths
tic all rem dat IS
ri built
and Jus rooms ntreym
SSl gas,
sao
In dandy room cottage well . csu,r
taSe @ trade for go9d vacant lots
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE MANY
FARMS AND RANCHES.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE MANY
FARMS AND RANCHES.
80 acres, Imp. for city property
SO acres. miles from r. r., Imp.
s.. 300.
50 acres. Imp. So miles from r. r.
$500.
100 acres, Imp. for city property, SIS. 500.
50 acres near Topeka, Imp. $500 cash.
balance time.
$50 acres. Imp. near r. R., for city
property. $40 per acre.
100 Imp, for stock Mdse.
$40 acres good land, Eastern Kansas SIS
per acre.
CaH on us for anything in the way of
Real Estate.
List your farms with us. Goth phones }
A D. JONES & co.
600 Kansas Avenue.
VERY GOOD.
The finest building site on the West
side, s71z IT., east front, l block from
state house.
RODGERS DAVIS & co.
10 w. 9Th. Phones AIS.
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BANK STATEMENT.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal September TO- 19OS
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE II

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE IT.
NANcIAL CONDITION
--of the
GERMAN AMERICAN STATE BANK
at Topeka, State of Kansas, at the close
Of business on the LIST day Of September,
RESOURCES.
Loans and scuunts................$ 63896-40
nSoalls on real estate. tsiES-W
EApense account ......4.s,........., b652,S3
Cash items and clearing house
Cash and sight exchange, legal 'V''
reserve ,-....,. .-..,t,.....-........ e2.DS.ss
Total ...,.......,.,.,..,.......uN.as. 7
Capital stock paid in.....,,......S 10000
Interest .-...','f's .,''''.-'..,.,,,,, bsoS 81
ExchanEO ........... ,,..s........... 18.96
Eaaiss' ana ssRksrs, dspositi,'.,.. SSS y g
cashieFs and d certified cnecii..,..,,.. 1880
state of Kansas, County OF shawneS' g.
/, f. p. Metzger, president OF said bank,
do soiemnly swear that the above state
ties. and is not indorser on any note or OBJ
legation, other than shown on the above
statement to the best Ct my knowledge
''''N =, F. METzGEN,
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
JOSEPH GRoLL,
Commission expires on the 9Th day of
May. 1907
Correct-Attest
T. F. KREIPR,
r. p METzGRR,
JOSEPH GR6IL,
To Jno. O. Royce. Bank Commissioner.
Topeka. Kan.
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SEE THE NEW HOMES we're building
befors you buy-get something that's
never been occupied. Bennett & Garrison,
i03 MulYane Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR 1S s1ffCHS home at a sscrifiee. In
Lincoln.
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MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

We can make loans for the following
amounts on first mortgage on real estate:
$500 $500 and $500. Reasonable terms
Call and see u.s.
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GOLD CROWNS So.
At the Topeka Dental Parlors, SIS KS. Av.
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.LEGAI.
LEGAL.
%<--~----~~~~~-~-~--~-~~~
Published in The Topeka State Journal
September L, 1905.

OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Chamber, Topeka, Kan, Sept.
session at O'Clock D. M, with the fol-
loving eeuneilmen present: Fraser. How
Ter, Stanley, Tandy and Van Ness-i0; abb
sent, Councilman Blakelyl Acting
Mayor Horn in the chair.
On mokon of Councilman Jordan the
reading of the minutes covering the spe-
claI and regular meetings of August 20,
19VS. was dispensed with and they were
approved as written up by the clerk
~ claims and accounts against the city of
Iepeka were presented, read and referred
70 the claims and accounts committee,
VINO reported the same back with recon-
incubation that the claims be allowed and
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TAILORS.

IF you ARE CONTEMPLATING of
getting new suit call on Vim. Klinge
& Son. tailors, We have all our fall
goods in, LOCO brand new styles to select
from. All work done in Topeka; we do
NOT send away to the factory. 10s-l10
w. 9Th st. Established 1881
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~-~-~~~>~--@-~-~~~~- ~-~-~~-~~~~-----~~r~~-
JAMES b. HALDEN. JeweleF ana Opu
clan, Complete stock Of watches. dia
monds, siiverware. etc. Eyes oxAW1nei
and apeetaeles properly fftie1-
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING WORKS
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
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TRANSFER AND aTORAGW-
MERCHANTS 1RANSFER 4 l.rORAQE
co. packs. shtps and atoraA househQld
goods Tel. ia Clarence skinner. III
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ELORISTS.
-N-O~~~-NeO-~~>@-~~o-~< o~c~~~c~r~~s>-c~~~-~~~
FRESH cut flowers for all occasions To
be found at Hayes flower store. 101 W.
Sth. Ind. phone 81.
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I WILL consider applications from re-
sponsible parties for term lease OF new
building if constructed to suit tenant al
us Kansas avenue John E. Frost, A.
Columbian building
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
M. c. PLANK. gen. contractor, has an
office at 81 Kan. ave. Estimates cheer.
fully given. Ind. phone 1880, Bell 1890.
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ACRE TRACTS.

Mulvane Building.
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REAL ESTATE. LOANS & INSURANCE.
435 Kansas Ave. Opposite Postoffice.
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1908-04-01
THEY DON'T LIKE 'EM,

1t is Of interest 10 note what the LIQUOR
press are coming TO think of the "coun-
try editor" 'BeVerages", New York. Of
fetal organ of the National Liuuor
League, in an editorial November IS.
quotes an unfriendly comment In an Okla
hou& paper, and retorts hotiy.
"lf any greater humbu9 has doomed up
IN connection with the prohibition move
rnent than the country newspaper edi-
tor, we wouI q like to know IT," AS the
street-car ad writer tells us There's a
reason"
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DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS MUST sE
DROPPED.
UNCLE SAM REQUIRES CASH

Under a new ruling of the Postal de.
cartment at Washington all newspapers
VIII hereafter be compelled TO hold their
subscribers practically to a paid-in- add
vance policy or be refused admission to
the mails at the newspaper rate of post
age.
We trust our readers will understa nd
that we have nothing to do with this rule
Dut TO obey it--and that those whose re.
newals are due or who are in arrears viii
remit at once
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THIS MUST CEASE

The greatest obstacle to the enforce
rnent OF the Prohibition law is the atti-
tude Of the federal government" says
the Topeka, (kan.) Herald Kansas
borders, and the Supreme Court of the
United States upholds her in that action
Then the federal government turns
around and f0rbids the state to arrest the
men who are delivering liquor and collect
ing FOR II within the confines of the
state"
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IN OKLAHOMA,

The Billups bin just passed by the Ok
iahona legislature has been grossly mis-
represented in the public press, The
ulspensary for Which it provides is to sell
One clause authorizes the governor to ap-
point a special attorney to enforce the
law who shall have all the powers of a
state for the enforcement of this law,
The dispensary section will be voted on
as constitutional amendment next far
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GOT MAD AND GOT OVER 1T.

A neighbor exchange says once one of
his Subscribers received n dun through
the post office, ana il made him mad
the editor showed him a few duns Of his
own-one for paper one for type one for
rent and several others. Now" said
the editor 81 didn't get mad when these
came because | knew that all I had to
do was to ask several reliable gentlemen
like YOU to come and help me out. and
then | could settle all o. them When
the subscriber saw now IL was he re-
pented. paid up and renewed for another
wear.
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Who says Prohibition is to come
through the old parties7 Why. the
very fellows who were saying yester-
day that it was not to come at all
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THE PROHIBITION PARTY AND
PRESS

J. B. Cranfill Prohibition candidate
for vice president in 1892, opens a
thoughtful article on the above topic
with the following words:
The success OF the Prohibition party
and its work IS far more dependent upon
the strength and circulation of the Pro-
htbtt1on party papers than upon any or
all the other elements that make up the
party life"
and political revival has had as its fore
runner a revival OF the literature Of it's
cult. Uncle Toms Cabin" precipitated
American negroes everlasting freedom
We are going to succeed in the Prohibit
ton party movement in exact ratio with
cur success In the circulation of our Pro-
nibtion party literature" .... ... 80.
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NEW PROHIBITION WEAR BOOK.

The. Prohibition Year Book for 1908, is
sued by the Lincoln Temperance Press,
" La Sale Street, Chicago, is out It's
and reliable. No Prohibitionist who pro
poses to keep armed for the conflict
should think of being without it, The
Quoted by the iiouorites Of itself makes it
necessity. The price is 2S cents