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THEY ATTRACT.

ii The Delivery Wagons show new
and effective in design. They're faultless
In construction. They're moderately priced
liz, Young, Repository. Phone N. 81.
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Cover ONLY THE SO1.ES Of tho shoes
and do not burn tho feet. Recon-
We have them in tan or black-for
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DECIDE ON HARDING.
Continued from Eighth Pageo
Makes Seconding Speech.

| tinction We would show a fine recogni-
| ton of his work for the diocese and the
| church at large If we elect him bishop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-11

Pitted Prunes, pkg. :. .1oc
Pitted Dates. pkg. .Ioc
A & p Chocolate, ID. .3oc
Walter Bakers Chocolate.
lb. ,2c
Mlllars Marmalade BEL
tasp, jar. .I7c
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
EN- DEFENSb De la
saIud pdbIica.t

AVgunaa condemns impusntas por la Cor
to Municipal de la CiudRd { peTsonsB aCu
GadAa dc vender lacha adultegada, ban Rido
oauRda8 por ls CoEts de Di1tyito.
Parecs que el fundamanto es Ia redsC
Ci6n de Les denunCiGG CorEe1pondianter
Sc Informs que 81 fscal dc Ii Corte de
DiAtritO ha hecho nuevts foEmuIaiioB de
sstaH denunciaB & fin dc que IL aalud pd'
blica $50 garantizsdp, 70 que los tribunR'
les, dc acusEao con II Ley : por no haber
ma ley de Banidad", ban de atander q
TazonamisntoE, 81 ampsro de los cusles
muchaH vseea pusdl resultar indtil Ia IL.
bor de les funcionaTios do Banidad, que ira.
tan de sVitar los dafias que 90 causan al
pueblo con Ia vsnta de sustancisB adults
Fadsg.
En- verdad que ess6 hscieDdo faIta gus
ID lfgialatuFa de ls isla, apliqus { eIls IL
''ley dc slimsntos puroa" VICENTE On los
e. U; Icy que, de otro lado es estatutoria
debe FegiF Rquf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for Porto Rico.
SITTING At SAN JUAN.
r A. Macfs.
complainant,

r A. Macfs,
complainant,
Ralph Calvert sedden and
Florence Evelyn ssdden,
defendants.
Ths United States f AmsTica
The President Of the United States -
TO RALPH CALVERT sEDDEN.
WHEREAS certain Bill Of COmpIa.
int has bssn fled in tha cffics Of the Clerk
Of tbs above mentioned Cougt ia which
action ig commenced to Bad aside sndannul
the deed Of sale Of certain tract Of land,
within the Island Of Porto Rico, described
as follcws:
A trhcty parcel or piecs Of land kocwn
by the meme Of "PeFlA" situated in
the SabRnR ward Of che muniCiplI
jurisdiction Of tha tWn If Luquillo,
containing $50 ''cusrd %" of land,
equivalent to 1877 hectaFeAS, 40 areas
and 38 centiAFeas bounded on the
north by the creek kuGwn by the
name Of Sebastian Martinez and by
lands belonging to the sTtSts cf Pc.
dro Msldonsdol on the east by lands
belonging to the estatsB Of Juan Rosa
and by the river k1own by the name
Of 6abRnR aud by lands Of tbs Gatate
Of Maldonado and by others belong
ing to Pedro CoTsino; on she south by
vacant lands belonging to the public
domain and by others belonging to
RoEendo BaR; and on the wsst by
lands Of Pedro Garcia aud By othsEB
Of Juan Nsponuceno OorEino.
B.-That certain tract, parcel or picCs Of
land containing % ''cuardaa" Of land
equivalent to II hectares, SO csntia.
Ftas situated in the said Sabaua ward
cf the said Jurisdiction Of LuquilIo,
which % cueFdas tract Of land iB
bounded On tbs north and west by
lands belonging to Antonio Y8u and
on the south and east by others belong.
ing to the estate Of Pedro OoHsino,
and on the wsRt also by other lands
belonging to the said eatate Of CoFAino
and other lands bslou ging to the estate
of Pedro Msldonado
NOW, THEREFORE, You ARE
HEREBY NOTIFIED to be and appear
heTein at the June 1908, rule day Of this
court, TO anlWsr the said Bill Of Complaint
and upon failure to do 80 the plaintiff
herein may obtain relief az petitioned for
in bis Bill Of Complaint.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
this Court this the 7th day Of April,
Ninsteen hundred and sight.
r g RODEY Tu6oo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

lands Of Sol6 6 hijo, heretofore Acis-
clio Lizard; on the West by The
Visits Hermoga Company, heretofore
AguBtfn j. Dsz; and on the North
by Juan Bautista Dfaz, harett fore
juan Ignacio Figusroa and Manuel
Rivers; row therefore
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to
The Vista Hermogs Company to b and
appear hsrsin st tha Junee 1908 rule day
Of this Court to anAwer to tbs said Bill Of
Complaint and upon failure to do 80 ths
plaintiff herein may obtain judgment for
the relief petitioned for in the said Bill Of
Complaint,
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of
this Court the 7.h day Of April. 1908.
B. S. RODEY, Judge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
B. s. RODEY, Judge.
IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for Porto Rico.
SITTING AT SAN JUAN.
Maria EFnantiaR Filomsna
Ortiz de BaFtr6n. ct Rl.,
Plaintiff,
Ramon Pou = Rios, ct aI.,
Defendants.

Ths Unitsd States Of America
The President cf ths United Slater
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
IRiOTO8a Z los PTOfOS0FO8 % nd8IGl,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA. Tieno
constants exiBtencis de loB Iiguientes inB'
trumsntoa: Flautinsu, FIautsa, TeTcsrOlaE,
Oboes, Requintog, ClRFineteg, FagoteB,
VioIineu, VioIonoelIou, COntrabsjoH, Man.
lolinaa, BanduFriaB GuitaFEsB, CoEnetin :,
Onovenes, Tromboneg, BsrftonoH, BombsI
dino1, HeliconeB, (bsjOp) Tri6ngulos, Pls.
tillou, Redoblantsn y BomboG. M6todoa
de sOlfeO , paFa tot ! chase do inEtrumen'
tos, Accessories m6Bica en- general.
San Juan, 2. r Apartado n6m. 216.-
Gale de Allan ndm. 21 Sol nfm. 26,
AL RECIBO DE 8 8 onYiamos 3
Vuelta de ooFreO nm Eeloj Elgin garantizs.
do poT diez amos, por $40 rsmitimoB uno
MARIA WslthAn. - r. KelrhGhn. San
Juan r. B. &p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
IN The DISTRICT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR PORTO RICO.
Sitting At Stn Juan.
Alice B. Sleeper,
Plaintiff,

Alice B. Sleeper,
Plaintiff,
Yg.
The Vista HermoBa Co.
Defendant.
The United States Of AmeEi.a
The President of the United States
TO THE VISTA HERMOsA %.
Whereas il appears that Alice B. sclss.
per has fied har Bill in equity in this
cause, and.
Whereas it appears that said auit il to
forecIose mortgage upon real estats Aitua.
ted within the jurisdiction ef this court in
the Rum Of Five Thousand FIVE hundred
Dollars with interest st Bsvsn (7) per cent
from January % th, 1907; described 81
follows:
"a certain farm OF paEcsl of land with
6walling house thereon, situated in
tbs ward Of Cgguitag, jurisdiction
cf Aguaa Baenas, composed Of 100
cuaEdan equivalent to 80 hectares 30
areas and 8 heotareas, bounded on
the East with the Succession GuaEch
Rios h aretofoTs tha Succession Of
Manuel Rios; on the South with the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

AVISO. chNBIO DE TINERhRIO.
Itinerario en- vigor desde el de Abril de 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
lila casarse j6venes!!!

Entire los muchos amigos con que cuen'
To en- eata capital, don Juan Piera y guH
dilig ntes dep iientss, han tenido IL hu'
moFfAtics idsa, con 81 objsto de favorecOr
4 dich9s senoreB de eBtablecsT IN pTemi0S
ConHiGtents on IN obieto de ATte, para to-
dos los i6vsnes que al caERTSe, oompFen
toda 50 gopa hschR en- sl EStsbleCimisnto
"LR PalmsBana" Gale de Alien n6m. 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

HI 4 regresRdo de Ia isla el doctor Fs.
Iipe B''CoTdeEo inspector de SRnidad del
diEtEito noEte, quien daT6 cuenta del TsAu'-
tado de "a visje poE el OsEte.
"A % RlienRdoB ascienden los qus eB,
tan esperanto turno para ingCeHaT On 81
s'MRnicc ccmio." En- cuapto est6n taFmina,
das lEB obraS de enBanch3 del sdifcio, po
dr6n EecibiEse sllf so asiladoI mas.
-S9 epCuentTa en- esta Ciudsd 81 juez
municipal de AEeCibo, sefior J2A6 1. Gomez.
aTrojRdoH las Cor1isntsH po1 sIgunRS ha'
ciendaH de cana.
Ell que desea ccmpraE una Alhajs bo.
nitR y barata. EolicftslR en- Ii casa de pres
tamos de Jol6 Bag6p. p
-AVIsO. Sc deEea BabGT 10 Eeui3encia
de la nefOTa LuiBs la LatorFe, para Motif
earle nm saunto que lie intsEeBa. p.
VENTA DE GANADO.-ss venden
OChents Glen TeIsB de criRnzs , Cabsllou
de trote y paHo y bueyeS do trabajo,-Di'
TigirEe en- CsguaH don Miguel QuinOneA
TABACO EN- RAMA.-se vendo IN
Iots de superior caIidad del Is v y 1908.
DiIigiTBe en- CaguaH don n. Quihonel
Cabezudo. 80 v. q,
ALQUILER DE CAsA.-Sa aIquila
M busn local para eutablscimiento de meT
eancfgB frsnte Rl PaFqus Central de eats
ciudad. DiFigiTBe en- CFguaB don N
OuifioneR CRbeZudO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

To AMALIA RIOS Y BERRIOs, RA.
MON POU Y RIOS, AMALIA FU
LLADOsA Y POU, defendants in the
above entitled mAttsH:
WHEREAS it appears that Maria Er.
neTtinR Filomena Ortiz s IrasiB and hsT
husband Juan BeTtT6 OssahaB flad THAR
Bill in equity in this case againat tbs sbo.
We mentioned defendants; and
WHEREAS this ia q suit TO remove
lien upon real estate situated within the
jurisdiction Of this court in the sum Cf two
thousand 10000 pesos maouquinoB and
one thousand (100O) pesos macuquinoB,
Rpprt ximatsly $500, described sB follow.
"a tract Of Isnd formally known by the
rame Of Surf 10 and new By the nAms
If Dos Amigos, pRetuSe land situated
IN tbs AgUacsts ward Of the muicipal
j1TiHdiction Of YabucoR containing
$50 oueFdss Of land, equivalent to
129 heotaTeaB, 70 RFGaB and 80 cen.
tiaFeaB, bounded on the north by the
road from HumGcao to Yabucoa, on
the south by the river Iugsnia, on
the eaBt by lands &c that time bel0n.
ging to Pedro jose Clinton aud on
the vast by the hacienda "MsTia" al
that tims belonging to Manuel Maria
CaEEauquillo'.
NOW THEREFORE, tbs BRid above
named defendants, ARE HEREBY NO
Titled to be and appear hsTsin at the
June, 1908. rule day Of this Court to
annwsr the said Bill Of Complaint and
upon failure TO do 90 the plaintiffs hsrein
ahall obtsin Judgment for the relief pstitio.
ned for in their said Bill Of Complaint
WITNESS my hand and the ssRl of
this court this the 18th day tf April,
1908.
B. s. RODEY, Judge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

En- esta imprsnts 20 vsndo papsI de
pari6dioo vieio & $500 los 46 kiloa Wn
quintGL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

En- suts imprenta ss vende pepel de
peEi6dieo viejo & $500 los 46 kiioB Gun
qstintGD
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-27

wars on the great plains it was he VINO
developed in thoroughgoing fashion
the system Of campaigning in winter
which, at the cost of bitter hardship
and peril, finally broke down the band
ed strength OF those formidable war
riors, the horse Indians.
Generals Career EuIogized.
His career was typically American,
for from plain beginnings he rose to
the highest military position in our
land We honor his memory itself,
and, moreover, as in the case Of the
his career symbolizes the careers Of
all those men who in the years Of the
nations direst need sprang to the
front to risk everything, including life
itself, and to spend the days Of their
strongest young manhood in valorous
conflict for an ideal. Often we Amer
leans are tainted with having only a
material ideal. The empty folly of the
taunt is sufficiently shown by the
preesQee here today of you men of the
Grand'Army, you the comrades of the
dead general, the men who served
with and under him. In all history
we have no greater instance of subor-
dination of self, of the exalting Of a
lofty ideal over merely material well
being among the people of great ma
ton, than was shown by our own peo-
pie in the civil war
4 And you, the men who wore the
blue. would be the first TO say that
this same lofty Indifference to the
things CT the body, when compared to
the things Of the soul. was shown by
your brothers who wore the gray.
Dreadful was the suffering. dreadful
the Joss. of the civil war. Yet il
stands alone among wars in this. that,
now that the Ysunds are healed, the
memory of the mighty deeds of valor
performed on one side no less than on
the other has become the common
heritage of all our people in every
nnarter of this country = The COM
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-27

Impressive Ceremonies at National
CapitaI-President Roose-
welt Speaks. ~

washington. Nov. 2 -. >; wit
messed the unwilling Of the nagnifi-
cent equestrian statue of General
Philip H. Sheridan. one of ne great
soldiers of the civil war and who
also won distinction in the campaigns
against the Indians.
- Thousands assembled to witness
the impressive exercises incident to
the unwilling. Among the throng of
notable persons who gathered to do
honor to the memory of Fighting
Phil" were President Roosevelt. who
delivered an address; the army and
navy officers resident or stationed in
and near Washington. the heads of
the executive branches CT the gov
eminent, diplomatic representa- yes
of foreign coustlies and others OF
note
The monument is located IL one OF
the most attractive parts of the ma
tional @ri;al- It stands in Sheridan
circle. nsiled after the general a.
the junction of Massachusetts avenue
and Twenty-third street IT is tho
: heart OF one of the best residence
sections OF the national capital
The universal o. inion Of these who
witnessed the unveilirg is that
the statue Of the famous cavalry
leader is worthy memorial Of his
fame 1t represents the general at
the close Of his famous ride when
Apming from Winchester, twenty
miles away" he rallied his men at
the battle CT Cedar Creek and turnel
their rout by the Confederate General
JuAal Early into q Federal victory
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-27

General Horace Porter, who was chief
Of stan to General Grant and L. presi-
dent Of the Grant Monument assecia-
ton. The principal address was de-
fivered by President Roosevelt. who
eulogized General Sheridan's army ca
reer both In the civil war and In the
fighting on the western plains with
the Indians. The presidents address
was as follows:
The Presidents Address.
It Is eminentiy fitting that the ma
tons illustrious men. the men who
loom US heroes before the eyes of our
people. should be fittingly,, commem-
grated here at the national capital, and
am glad indeed 70 take part in the
unwilling of this statue to General
Sheridan His name will always stand
high on the list Of American WORTHLESS.
Not only was he great general. but
he showed his greatness with that
touch of originality which we call
genius Indeed. this quality of bril-
lance has been in one sense disad-
vantage to his reputation. for ii has
tended to overshadow his solid ability
We tend TO think of him only us the
dashing cavalry leader. whereas he
was in reality not only that. but also
great commander. OF course the fact
in his career most readily recognized
was his mastery in the necessarily
modern art of handling masses of
modern cavalry so as TO give them the
fullesr possible effect not only in the
ordinary operations Of cavalry which
precede and follow u battle. but in the
battle itself But in addition be show
ed in the civil war that he was a first
! class army commander both as sub
ordinate Of Grant and when In indie
pendent command His record in the
Valley campaign and again from Five
Forks to Appomattox Is one difficult to
parallel in military history. After the
close Of the great war, in field where
there was scant glory TO be won by the
general in chief. he rendered a signal
service which has gone almost unno-
ticed for in the tedious, weary Indian
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-27

The bronze general sits his bronze
steed like a centaur, hat in hand, urg-
ing his men to greater exertion. The
eff1gy of the man is true representa-
ton Of Fighting PHI" as he was in
the flesh. and the metal horse shows
to the life his famous charger, Rienzi
sometimes known as Winchester. who
bore the general from Winchester on
the stored ride. The sculptor Of the
statue, Gutzen Borglum Of New York,
has caught to the life the expression
of the generals face. according to
Mrs. Sheridan and her son. Lieutenant
Philip Fl. Sheridan. The horse is a
correct facsimile of Rienzi, according
to careful measurements of his skin,
preserved at the army post on Gov
ernors island, New York. and photo
graphs.
The clothing and accouterments of
are modelled after garments actually
worn by him. He is depicted wearing
q service uniform. with sword and
spurs
The statue is fourteen feet high and
stands on a plinth of granite. The
upper part of the statues base is
rough, indicating the earth torn up by
Sheridan's horse as he is refined up by
his rider
Record Bronze Cast.
The horse is the largest piece of
bronze ever cast in a single piece in
this country and perhaps in the world.
More than COCO pounds of liquid
bronze were poured into the mold to
form the horse. \The casting was done
At foundry near Providence. L. l.
Preceding the unwilling Of the statue
there was military parade in which
all the regular troops, sailors and ma
rines stationed in and near Washing
ton as well as the national guard OF
the District Of Columbia took part.
In addition to President Roosevelt's
speech an address was delivered by
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-27
KILL GAYMAN PIX Bf
Supreme Court Defines Powers OF
Legislature to Start Inquiry.

Supreme Court Defines Powers OF
Legislature to Start Inquiry.
Columbus. o., Nov. 2! The SUI
preme court held that the Gayman
committee appointcd by the lagisla
ture to investigate Cincinnati is in
valid and can not apply the probe tc
that city.
Chief Justice Price and Justice
Crew concurred ID the decision or
the sole ground that a le~iclature
can not appoint a c0mm'ttee tr
make an investigation after a tim
when it is within TIC rHwer OF tt''o'
general assembly to convene f rs
own motion. IN this case. the rsa-''
by had i1urred sine die 9nd n
to a definite date, and henee cor =
Only be brought t~~etser again C.,
call Of THO 1ove~r~~
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-27
You Cannot Answer These Questions /!

why have a dry, dismal
looking yard when you can have
it filed with green grass and
blooming flowers, and can at the
same time get rid of the dust in
the street?
5-Why suffer other incon-
veniences when you can have
everything for the comfort and
health of your family right in
the house?
els it not true that the an
swer is not slack of money" but
lack of economy and enterprise
and indifference to getting the
most out of life2 ~
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-27

Why do you continue
bathing your knees and elbows
one at a time, when you can
stretch out In full bath tenn
pered to suit you, and can do so
every morning if you wish?
2-Why pump and carry watt
er for your kitchen and laun-
dry work-when you can have it
at hand for the turning of a
faucet9
3-Why take chances on
drinking germ-filled cistern wat
er when you can get it from a
large reservoir filtered through
the best filter plant South of the
Ohio River?
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09
OTHER EDITORs' OPINIONS

St. Cloud Journal-Press: After the
primaries the political pot will begin to
boil, and Governor johnson will be
busy explaining how he was forced to
stultify himself and violate his every
sense Of political propriety.
Window Citizen: Army men are
raising q million dollars for the defense
of Hains, the captain who shot q man
down in cold blood. 1t sure does take
money to prevent justice and provide
lawyers with pin money. -
Caledonia Journal: A vote for Taw.
ney is q vote for Cannonism; vote for
Knatvold is vote for Rooseveltism.
In other words, if you love the big in.
terests more than the inte rests of your
self and the other common people,,
vote for Tawney; if you believe IN i
square deal for all, vote for Knatvold.
18th is the day on which to
vote on this question.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

The unscrupulous congressman who
uses his franking privilege to distribute
political matter of a personal nature
and who uses his postmasters to ad-
dress sample copies Of his personal
newspaper organs by the thousand bey-
ond what the postoffice regulations al
low is so irresponsible that he would
betray any public interests for his per-
sonal advantage.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

SENATOR KNUTE NELSON oppose
the increase of congressional salaries
from 5000 to $500. The senator
had collected statistics showing that
American congressman were under the
$500 salary the best paid legislators
in the world, and held that the honor
should be sufficient compensation when
added to what was enough for mod
est living. Jim Tawney, the salary
grabber, was of a decidedly different
mind.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

KNATvoLD's platform expresses the
sentiments Of large majority of the
republicans of this district. Mr.. Knat-
void is an able lawyer, man in the
prime of life, we'll informed on public
affairs, honest and sincere in all his
dealings His eight years experience
in the state legislature will be very
valuable to him in taking up the duties
of representative at Washington.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

The trustees Of 9 large estate at
bayfield,, Wis have just paid over to
the county treasury the sum Of Sl4 49,
% inheritance tax against the estate.
This is just like finding money and
best Of all it II fair that the public
should have a slice Ia allthe big estates
& least once II esch generati ton.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

The Minneapolis Journal changed
hands last week. The capital stock is
now controlled by syndicate headed
by Herschel V. Jones, editor of the
Commercial West. The deal will re-.
suit in the retirement Of Lucian Swift,
manager; J. S. McLain, editor; and
w. A. Frisbie, managing editor. Sue
cess to the new management.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

The great mass Of the Republican
voters of this congressional district are
Roosevelt Republicans and if they stop
and consider the proposition soberly
they will realize that the only manner
in which they can vote their convict
ions is by casting q vote at the primary
election for Hon. 4. v. Knatvold.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

A Polk county farmer has gone in
sane because there are too many candi-
dates for Office and he cannot vote Tor
all of them. Eleven candidates for
one office had been to see him and he
liked them all pretty we'll. Some folks
are troubled just the other way. There
are not enough candidates for them to
make a satisfactory selection. &c.,.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

GOVERNOR JOHNSON is working
strenuously on the stump and in priv.
ate for the election of Bryan and the
defeat Of the republican candidate for
president. What possible excuse has
q single republican voter in this great
state to vote for johnson for COVER
nor.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

The petition of the United Distilling
Company and others of Cincinnati for
an injunction restraining the govern
ment from carrying out the order that
imitation whisky be branded as such
has been denied by Judge Thompson,
thus sustaining the pure food law.
This is just. Call product what it
actually is.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

BRYAN proved a dismal failure as a
drawing card at the state fair. The
attendance fell off 44, 600 from that OF
the corresponding day a year ago
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

If you get any purely political mat.
ter through the mails sent free under a
copgressman's frank, throw it into the
waste basket without opening. It is
strictly illegal and lawbreakers should
not be ENCOURAGED.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

The big fleet is the best ADVERTISE
ment Uncle Sam ever turned out. 1t
is encircling the globe with the story
of Americas greatness.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09

In the Wisconsin primary election
September 1, Lenroot who came out
square]y on an anti Cannon platform
carried every county in his district e.
cept his standpatter opponents home
district. The demand for q new deal
is going to be widely realized In the
fall primaries.