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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS
JEFFERSON BROS.

Nowadays, as theatrical managers
are looking high and low for sensa.
tional dramatic material-when the
book Of the day is quickly scissored
and pasted into a play, and the LAT
est tragic police news is manufac.
tured into a melodrama Joseph and
William W. Jefferson continue on
their popular and successful way
with "The Rivals in which the hu-
man heart is deliciously involved and
laughs are the Jolly companions that
WILLIAM w. JEFFERSON
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28
"THE FLAMING ARROW"

The Astoria Theatre win presen
next Sunday Lincoln J. Carriers sen
sational drama, "The Flaming Ar
ROW" AS the title would indicate
the play deals with the events that
occur on the western plains and shs
Rocky Mountains. 1t Is not as blood.
thirsty as the title would indicate,
but is full Of pathos, deep heart in.
terest, adventure and side-splitting
bursts Of laughter which relieves the
more serious plot Of the story. The
play is typically a border drama and
exploits, Indians. cowboys, but is
withal, said to be one Of the most
rational and interesting plays Of the
kind ever produced. Il Is claimed
that the scenery employed in this
is Of surprising richness
and fidelity 10 the locale Of the play
In the second act in which an Indian
Council Is held there Il remarkable
realistic reproduction Of Council
Ere, with flames leaping upward an.
parently in the most natural manner.
The weird Indian music and chants;
the unearthly dances and war
whoops; the fantastic movements Of
The ghost dancers and total eclipse
of the moon, all tend to make this
act one Of interest and novelty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28

It is said that the organization of
which Mr. Gompers Is the official
head contains, by count, 100000
voters, but the claim that it votes
automatically when Mr. Gompers
touches the button is not credited by
the American people.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28

honor Of the mayoralty; he knew tbs
very existence Of the police-commis'
sion as it exists today is imperilled
lby the growing desire for its aboli-
tion, and its reversion to the control
of the Mayor and Council; this, too,
moved him to change his course and
steer for the place that should cinch
him in the power he has always COW
eted (and practically heidi, the mas
terry Of the police situation in AS.
toria. Let no man misunderstood
the care and exactness with which he
surrounded himself with trusted
aides in this behalf; it is hardly sus-
ceptible Of misconception in the light
Of the happenings on Monday night;
and being understood il must not be
forgotten by those to whom the fu-
ture Of Astoria means anything.
The failure Of this crowd to en-,
dorse Mr.. Elmore, was expected,
perfectly natural, in an assemblage
charged by preconcert and positive
direction as this meeting was; but
happily that exclusion has redounded
to the credit Of the Republican nom
inee in that it is free from the taint
of nasty politics plainly conspicuous
and shamelessly wrought there. And
if this is to be the quality and sub
stance of the campaign before us,
the good citizens Of this city, must
gag a BIT, catch their breadth and
wade into the wallow Of it, however
much we had hoped for clean and
manly engagement.
We are now sure that Mr.. Berg
nan intends to run. II is to be hoped
lie viii stay in the field and give the
nan who sold him out a taste Of his
'wn medicine, just for the sake Of
lonest reprisal in a case that has no
'arallel in Astoria for calIous ingrat.
tude and broken faith. It is said
hat Isaac Bergman win win in a
triangular fight of the kind now
'ending; but if he does, the people
# Astoria may be infinitely better
Ible to trust this honest man, than
he man who prefaced his campaign
" SO glaring a maneuvre as to
waken public doubt Of his right to
ie trusted
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28
GROUP QUICKLY CURED.
Don't Let the Child Choke to Death
While Waiting for the Doctor.

Group should have prompt treat
ment The life Of many dear one
has been sacrificed because the right
remedy was not at hand.
Pay close attention to the child
who is feyerish, thirsty, and occasion
ally coughs dryly and shrilly. This
is the first stage Of Group, and in.
stanf treatment should be given.
Hyomei, the miraculous, antiseptic
dry air treatment, will cure Group IN
either the FIRST or second stages.
Easily inhaled, even when the
breathing is irregular, it reaches
more promptly inhamed membrane
Of the windpipe. It's soothing bal
sans act Immediately the inaamma-
ton Is allayed, and the swelling rel
duced.
mot long ago our little boy Wal
ter, awoke in the night with a bad
attack Of Group, SO that he expert
enced great difficulty in breathing,
We allowed him to inhale Hyomei,
and he Immediately began to breathe
easier, and III half an hour was fast
asleep, Our children being subject
to Group, we feel safe with Hyomei
IN the house, and am glad TO speak
a good word for remedy that will
rob Group Of its terrors." Rev Geo
sisson, Pastor Of N F Church,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28
South Londonderry, VI.

South Londonderry VI.
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me)
is the quickest acting and NOSE sen,
sible remedy ever discovered for al
diseases Of the nose, throat. and
lungs. II Is guaranteed by 7. r,
Laurin to cure catarrh, coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis and Group, OF
money back. A complete outfit, in.
cluding a neat hard rubber pocket
inhaler, costs only $iOO, An extra
bottle Of Hyomei, II afterwards need
ed, cost but 50 cents
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28

nation without giving the shadow u
offense to the purest minded per.
SON The comedy Is mounted in ele-
giant fashion and the supporting
company win be one Of the best
that has ever visited this city. This
classical offering comes to the As.
toria Theatre Thursday. October 70.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28
cHIcANE, THE KEYNOTE.

@
The people Of this city have beer
treated to another exhibition Of dirty
chioanery; inspired, wrought and
adroitly applied BY the master-hand
Of 4 citizen who aspires 70 the high
est gift at the hands Of the people
he has bamboozled. The "Citizens' "
convention 81 Monday night, instead
Of being carried out upon the free
and open predicate Of an unbiased,
unprogrammed public congress Of
citizens, in which all men might have
voice and part, was what i has al
ways been in this city, well.pre-
pared, secretly-organized, pre-ar-
ranged Democrat gerrymander Of
the popular interests. turned to
Democratic account and made the
vehicle for an ambitious boss, who,
to throw up enough, and impervious
dust, stopped to curry the interest
and good will Of the Republicans by
posing as candidate for the police
commissionership. while he was in
siduously contriving his own nomin-
alton for the mayoralty, knowing he
would have 10 cut the political throat
Of a respected colleague to get it
and who did not hesitate to do the
objectionable trick Of personally
the man he had con-
spired to sacrifice; his own nomina-
lion being left to the hands Of
stranger in the city because he did
not have quite the nerve to invite
homeDemocrat to do the shabby
hing.
Mr.. Bergman was openly slaugh-
erred on the floor Of the convention
oy his friend and colleague in
course Of well-devised tricks that rob
he nomination Of "sea-wall Tony
i its last vestige Of lustre and homer,
md leave him the victim Of his own
9ver-reached ambition, and the II
adicable taint of sheer and undeni-
lble bad faith. For "a hours before
hat convention opened A. NJ. Smith
vas an avowed candidate for the
domination to the police-commission;
vhen its doors opened, he was
,nown to be in the race for the
nayoralty Why? Because he felt
hat Isaac Bergman was not strong
nough to go up against Mr.. Elmore'
he candid and open choice Of the
republicans of Astoria, and thinking
hat he alone could save the political
aeon Of himself and his friends;
therefore, he stopped to the mean
ravesty of nominating his old friend
n a speech glowing with friendly
nd grateful terms Of abounding
GOODWILL for the man at whose
.nees he had played as child, know
ng that before the hour passed he
you'd have shorn the last atom and
hance Of public honor from the old
1an The very city is ringing with 4
he shabbiness Of the whole affair,
nd Mr.. Smith has not heard the last t
f it BY any means.
1t was easy to do, once he got his J
wn consent to do it; his utter mas a
,ry Of the situation made it plain ?
liling; he had line Of conventional
chairman, secretary,
ommitteemen, (who may have
fought they were severally chosen
the open, but who were not) and !!
lev were entirely responsive to his / /
very wish from first to last, OF :
,urse he had other motives than i
ere ambition for the particular y
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28

An improved waterway carries
freight at tenth Of the cost by rail,
in much greater quantities, and in
half the average time Of freight tran
sit on railroads. The more water
ways are studied the more their ad-
yantages grow upon the investigator
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28

In The Rivals Astoria Theatre,
Thursday Evening, October %.
lead Us from scene to scene to the
very last act Nothing meretricions
nothing purient- nothing "advanc-
ed@ figures in this delightful play; Il
is clean, happy and wholesome. Local
theatre-goers will have an opportun-
ity to witness the magnifence and
multi-phased beauties Of the acting
Of these histrionic artists and viii
understand and appreciate Il and
have the rare satisfaction Of know
ing that the Jeffersons have added
to the gladness and gaiety Of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28
THE WEATHER

Oregon Fair except increasing in
cloudiness; rain along the coast
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28

Mr.. Taft may not be confidently
looking for electoral votes in his
Southern tour, but he is man who
would value friendly feeling and
clear-headed politics in any part Of
Uncle Sans domain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-28

IF I am elected governor Of New
York" says Mr.. chanler, Il shall
advise with leaders Of approved ex-
perience and inegrity." Mr.. chanler
will confer with the Tammany lead.
ers, or they will put him in corner
at Albany and forget him.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-10

fen, ba er es ipabrenb Der 16 Sabre
nidt fir Ser Miibe ipert gefltlt6en
bat, amerifoniider 8iireer gu mer.
oen ooer oos uerite Hapier" gu erz
langen. Man laiie 1ib Dos 5ur War-
nung oienen.
= Mns @oibington miro gernel-
set: Gs lit nun bonn 8rdiioel1ten 10
gut tpie entidieoerl, ooB Die alneri-
fanii6e S6ladtidiff- -Slotte, oie ii6
iekt San Srancisco nabert, BEN 9fiid-
meg olr9 Ben Snea-@anal antreten
ion uno balrlit cine bolle &eiie nnl
6ie @eIt MAIDEN miro. Die beborite-
benoe g(nfunft Ser S9iffe bat oen
8rGiioenten l1nb Iein &abinett ner-
anlabt, iid iiber oieien 8unft i6lii=
fig 5lt tperoen. Mbnairal @omles, bonn
Musfnnfts8ureall, oelien ipe5iene
BfIidt es tit, Die Slotte itets NIT
geniigenben &oblen 81 berieben, Bot
bereits groBe @orrdte bon &ublen
nod Satpaii llno Monila gelanot.
gr bat a19 i6on Na6fori6ungen
angeiteIlt, Oh &oblen in Sort Soio
ODER Sue5 erbaltlid) iino uro gu
ipelden 9reiien. @eiter fonnte er
Biz iest nidt gebeh 90 er Biz lest
nod feinen 8efebl gum ginfauf er-
halten hat.
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geit iiber 60 Sabrem

i6on ipuroe Uers. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-Sprup bon Miaionen bon Miit,
tern beim 3abnen Der &inber ange-
tpenbet. @irit gu I'M S6lafe onrh
oas Sdreien zines &inbes geItort,
bas I'M 3abnen lit uno Dor Sbmeraen
,tpeint2 @enn 10, lalie iofort cine
Slaihe bon .Mrs. @iusloip's Sootb'
ing-Sprup" boIen. Sein @ert lit
unbe3ablbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung berldaf-
fen. @erlaBt eud oarauf, Wsiitter,
eS lit fein 3peifel oariiber. @s betlt
0iorrboe, regllIiert Den Wagen uno
sic geierem beIeitist @ino-aolif, er-
tpei6t ben @oumen perbinoert gnt.
5iinbung lrnb itGrft oaS 9an5e Sp-
item. gOers. 8inslop's Sootbina
Sprup~ fir 5Gbnenoe ainoer lit an
aenebm I'M @ei1mad; oos 9te8ept
itolnnt BON einem Ser 5eiten meibli-
fen @er5te in ben Ser. Staoten. @s
iit bel aIlen 9rugeiIten in Der ga15en
@elt 5u baben. 9reis 25 Gents per
Slai6e. aouft nifts anoeres als
oWerg. @insloip'S Sootbina Snrup. q
@araliiert inter Der Soob anb
Drugs 9lfte, 80. Sint 1906, Seriol
Summer 1908.
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Qluto-gidets. Carr @ooo & Goal SO.
Musfiihrlihe 8erihte aus Wt

Musfiibrli6e 8eri9te aus Wei-
1itgen beitdtiget oaB oas Softbeater
poaig nieoergebrannt iit. 9oh mar
Die Meloung, oaB audi Der geiammte
sSnbnlt In SIan1men aufgegangen lei,
1nbeeriinbet. Wielmebr fonnten bic
9lr6ibe, gtequiliten nno Die Garoero-
be, iotpie bohft ipertpolle Waffen nno
Snltrnmente gerettet tDeroen.
- Ser 6eutl1e &ai}er bat, mie
perlantet, Ser berittene,l &ap-8oliaei
Die Sunlne bon eintauieno Yfano
SterIing iibertpieien. 0as lit Der
2obn fir oie tpertpolle 9iilfe, pelhe
bic 8oli5ei BET Ser 2oiung Der gllf,
gobe Ieiltete, BEN Sottentotten-Sdlpt.
ling Worenga, ben gefdbrliditen
sseino Ser 9euti6en in Siiomeit=
afrifo, unl6aolif) 5n na1en.
Gin berbdneniBbo1er 2aipinen.
1tur3 bat ii6 I'M Dubraba= Sal oes
ltnsariiden 4onnitats 2iptau ereig-
net. 3tp0lf Sol5orbeiter nurhen non
Ser 2atpine berfhiittet. Sehs bon
linen tpyfben ouf Der Stelle getotet
uno bier tpuroen lebensgefabrlid per-
lett.
9ie Mobelfdbrif u1o bas Weo-
beQaeer Der Sirr1a Sermann i'm Wte-
ner 8orort 9iesins iino abgebrannt.
gs mar oas groBte Sbaoenfeuer,
mel6es ieit Sobr5ebnten bort Itattge.
funben bot.
2alt Weloung aus @munben,
Ser @eiioen5 oes Ser5oes BON CUNT
berlmlb, iit cine Waiienfabrt BON
@eIfen nod england geplant 9lm
5molften SUM-, bem breiBigiten 50.
oestag oes 9onigs @eorg bon San.
noper, iollen am @rabmal in @inbior
Don ben @etreuett 4ran5e nieberge-
leet mereeH,
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3Sranfreihs, oaB oieier Grlpartnng
entlproben lperoen miiroe 9ea9 Der
4pnferen8 reiite Der 9oti6ofter mad
8oris ob, Inn ieiner 9aegierltng iiber
oos grgebnis Der 8onferen5 nlitno=
li1 9eri6t 5u eritatten
=sSn Sranff1rt a. 90. miro, I'M
9lnIdlnB an Die Dor etfpas Monots-
frilt erfolete grrihtlng einer beut-
i6en 9anoelsfonln1er IN Haris, Die
@riinoung elmer neutrality-suspicious.
@ereinigune eeplant 9eren 3iel
ion es iein, BEN Sonoelsberfebr 5lpi=
i6en BEN beioen 2an6ern ouf oas
Sotfraftiglte 5n foroern. 3ablrei6e
sSirrnen baben i6on lire 8ereittpillig-
felt funogegebel1 Dem unterfangen
ibren gei1tano angeoeiben gu loiien
9ie bereits angefiinoigte 3u-
lanmenfnnft alpiIben &aiier 8il-
beln1 nno Dem 4onig giftor emanuel
in 8eneoie miro oipiiden oem 5ebn-
ten uno fiinfaebnten april itattfin-
ben. @obribeinli6 miro aber Die
geeegnung Ser beioen Wonar6en fei-
men offi5iellen &arafter tragen.
= Mns 8eding miro gemeloet, Die
dineiiibe 9feeierung molle fiinf5ts
Weiaionen Collars fir Gerbeiierun=
gen an Ser 5lotte ausgeben rno es
ieien bereits 0ertreter englii6er,
oeutIber nno fran5oiii6er Sbiffbau-
yirn1en felt langerer Sci bort Die
ii6 eifrig beniibten @uftrage gu be-
fon1rnen.
gei ben @obIen in Der iiio-
amerifaniI6en gfepublif 9lrgentinien
bat Die 9fegierung einen glan5enoen
Steg errungen.
Gin eneltib amerifaniides
Spnoifat Fat Die in Der Ndbe Der
dilenilhen St1ote Sarapaca uno
@ntoiagaita lieeeitoen Salpeterfeloer
fir stpolf Winionen Dollars gefal1ft.
= Brdlioent 9eorb bon SaDti bat
iest, Der Scot geborhenb, nidt benz
eigenen 9rteb, bieie1igen iet1er poli-
tii6en @egner, Die ii6 IN Die peri6ie-
oenen aoniulate geflii6tet batten tno
oeren Muslieferllng berDeigert ipnroe,
begnabigt.
Mad elmer fiiraliden 0telonns
bat oie britiide aonigin elm eroBes
@eiistum auf Der Ssniel aorfu, ge-
nannt Yelefa, ertporben. 0ie &oni-
GIN Mil 1i1 bort einen Nalalt banen
iaiIen. 8elefa lit eine fleine Staot
Ser Sniel, t7a stunoe @ess bon
ser Stabt 4orfu entfernt. Sc 1T etn
Sled BON ouBeroroentliher Shon-
beit, felt Sabrbunoerten iDegen ieines
Mearmorreibtlins uno ieiner berrli-
6en g(usiidt beriibnt. Ser Srt lit
BON einem Selien gefrOnt, bon oenl
aus man tpeit iiber oas gilano bin
BEN berrliditen 8lid geniebt. aoni-
gin glleranora trus iid cine 3eit
lana nit oen @eoanfen, oas M6il-
leion gu faufen, bas oarn 4oiier @il.
beln als @eidenf fir feline @emablin
eripprben bat.
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Wietoria 1ibiifon, 9. s. & .. u.
(Oulf Sbore.)

Ian guero, Bictoria, Bort 2abaca. Corpus
gbriftt, gropnsbfIfe. 0fio @ranoe, Gitb.
@oIiao, geebiIIe, Mbarton, 9aIactss nns
pouiton T.o0 utorgens
Mntnnft $50 abenoS
Ser .gan Spuiton" nab gHero, gietorta,
Wbarton unb Souiton:
Mbfa1rt 7.55 abenbS
Mufmuft 100 norgens
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GilenbaDlls Jabrplau.
a. W. "a Ql %. Natn

n9abb grodet">3ns mad 5ouiton, @albeiton,
Beaumont uro Orange. 9lbfabrt 8 llpr nbenbs,
Mnfnnft 7.55 ntorgens.
geab Rerrebine, 9lbfabrt $50 n1orgens. sln,
funft bort 11.30. atbfabrt bon &errbil1e 1lbr
nabmittags, slnfunft in San @ntofio 7.5o
abenbs 9sur Samftaes mad @errbiIIe: 4 ubr
na6mittaes. Rid1abrt bon bart Mpntags B.
morse1s, Mnfrnft In San slntonio $50 mors
gems.
ssad guero, goatum, 9oufton, GaIeeito1,
@ibbinss. @odbaIe. Cameron ui1o gSoco. Mbs
fabrt 8.45 bormittaes, @nfrnft 11br nlorgens.
0sa9 8eebine. Corpus g5riiti, @Iice Matbts,
Mranfas 9ab. Hodport, slbfaprt 1.50 na6s
n.ttnrS unb llbr abenbs. gHfunft 7.55
moreenS unb 1.50 Ha6mittags.
g1at SaIfirins, al6fabrt 8 llbr abenbs, slns
fnaft 7.65 utoreenS.
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II usum

Bon eeicaeo, ct. aouts, aantas 9th, Dallas,
Sort @ortb nnb 2s9co, tdelf9 (snnfet
SepoD 15u MotgeH9
9ofnI5ue bia SmitSbile =. 9.06 nbenos
sIamo Special bon smitbpiue, 9ouftcn, @aI'
eefton $40 morgeHs.
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W. 6. & =. 8abm.
Mkfa 1rt.

NaG 0aco, Sort Wortb, 9alas, aanfaS gite
ct. 2outs unb gbicago, tdsIi6 (Sunfet
0epo) 600 abenb8
aofnIsus bia SmitbbtIe -. 7.So bormttta9s
GIamo epeofaI mad emiibbiue. Souftpn, Sal
befton 1925 abenbs
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Wadl Wrotunsbius

Der 8ue oer eunfet gietoria Dibiiton, stb'
iabrt 7O5 moreens. maGt in 9Iacebo gerbtn'
buns NIT ber GnIf goaft Cine fir Corpus
gbrifti, slnfunft bort 455 nabmttta9s. afnfnnft
tn Brownsville 925 aberbs
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Cine @Iafsmiinse

lit Ser 0ierteIoonar, BEN Sbr fir cine
@dahtel Meue 2ebenspillen amsgebt.
sic bringen gud bic @eiunobeit, oie
pertpoller 1T aIs Suipelen. 8eri1dt
fie fir 4opftpeb, l1nberoallidfeit itno
Walaria. @arartiert 5l1 beIfen, ooer
oas @elo auriif Bel Mo. DreiB uno
Sc. gobn & Co. @potbefer,
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8. & g. ". sabn.
u ,faprt

MffaBrt.
ssat alien gsorb<9 szgunften
a 11br inb s boriuittags
ga6 ct. 2ouis. Wsempbis uno benz Often
LIS llhr nnhm. unb z 45 obenbs.
gtad5 Mertfo -. 1920 n6r pormittags.
Mnfnnft.
Bon ct. 1ouis u. benz Often. $50 morg.
@pn Ct 2ouis II. Dem Often. $50 mor9.
Son 2arebo lirlb Wegifo LOS na9nt.
Bon ct. 9ouis, &anias 9th s 45 abbs.
ct. aouis g. gan Srantiaso BAN.
Mbfa1rt
9saf Sort Smitb, Springfield, Ct Bouts, &an.
fas gttb. Gbieaeo (S. & 8. q. SepoD
... $50 abenos
Anfnnft.
Bon et 2ouis, Seanfas Glib, paris. gbieago
1910 morgens
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Seras.

Seit Sonntag abeno baben mir
ipieber fiibIeres @etter. Gin oNor-
Der" bat eingeiest l,no in ieiner ge-
qleitunq iit ouh Der in monben @e-
genoen i6on lebnlidit berbetge-
fpiinibte gfegen gefomtnen. gs tit
unfreunolid unb unbebaglif, bod
miro Der @etter=l1miblag, penn es
niht nod falter miro, ihperli6
Sdaoen tlln. @enieitens ni6t bier
mnten i'm Siioen lirto Siibweiten oes
6taates.
8abreno Der 4anlpagne oes
Sabres 1906 i6rieb g0muro Sbaper,
6amals 9oitlneiiter IN Dauas nno
Mitglieb oes republifaniiden Staats-
fomites, einen 8rief an ben Deputy
Steuerfoneftor @oob in Dallas uno
eriuhte ibn I'M einen geitrag gum
aanlpagne-Sonbs. Die Code Duroe
befannt uno Sbaper tpuroe Der Ser
lesung oes Ginilbienitgeiebes ange-
flagt. Das DiItriftsgeriht in Dallas
entidieo aug formelfen @riinoen 5li
Ieinen @unlten oas Sberbunoesge.
ri1t aber bnt Die @ntlheibllng iebt
umgeitoben i1lo Sbaper fAuloig be-
funben.
Cine oellofratil1e 8erianm-
lung in Muitin Die einberufen mar,
grDans &aitbioatlir gu ill6oiiieren,
berfpanoeIte ii1 tn cine entbufiaitiide
Mnti-BaiIeD- -8erlan1mlung nno i1ooi-
fierte nidt MIR Die &an0ioatur grp-
ans ionoern alib bas @orgeben Der
aonbention IN @aco uno Die bort
ansgeip1bIten 9elegaten allr Watio-
nal -@onbention.
SSsn Mbilene tit oas 9aus att
Der gde Der @rften uilb Der Bine
StraBe, in Dem li1 bic Mpotbefe oes
Or. Magee befano, abgebrannt. 9as
Seuer entitano infolge zines ltngliid-
liden 3ufoGs in Der apofbefe uno
breitete fih 10 idnea aus, bob Die
2eute in ben oberen Sfficen gum Sell
nur nit Miibe ibr 2eben retteft fonn-
ten.
- Sn 9banis baben Die 9lrbeiteu
an oent neuen 5peiitodigen S6ulbaus
begonnen.
Die 8iirger BON 9sorbbeim IN
De @itt gountp bnben bei6lonen,
oas Diitrift- -Sdulipitem ein5ufiibren.
Die ,@ilespie County 6afr"
ioa am g., a. unb 5. Septenlber in
fredericksburg abgebalten nerben.
Nah ben beim &onln1iiidr fir
2anopirtihaft In Muftin eingegange-
men 8erihten iino bis gum 1. Wdra
| IN mnierm Staote 1,S15,544 8allen
8aunlpole geginnt iporben
Snfolge zines Sblaganfaaes
itarb in @aitrop Brau Bfeiffer, eine
aIte 8etpobnerin Der Stabt.
Geo. 90. gfibble, Ser 8oriisenbe
Der Mnti-8odeD Organiiation, bat
an O. 9l. Garben, ben 0oriibenoetl
oes oemofratiiden Staatsfonites,
Dos Griuben gerihtet, oas aonlite
| ipieber 3uiammen 5u rufen uno eine
Nrimdrtpabl aus5uidreibelr in Der
Gelegoten at large 8il Der oelnofroti-
ihen Mationolfonnention liontinieri
tperben iollen
Nahitebenoe Toitanlter in I'M.
ierm Staate iino fir aufgeboben er.
fl1rt: Sbaop, 9anlor gountp, Sci,
finger, Grimes Gountp, Gelbain,
Hoparro Gountp, &arnlet, 9fneelino
@ountp; Neo Star, @riiftes @ountp
Sunnp Sioe, @aller Gountp, unb
engleton, 0arriion COUNTY. Ssn
gigo, Sipiiber Gountp, lit ein 8oft-
amt etobliert iporoen.
Nus 3aplor miro genleloet, es
berrihe BORT Elm oirefter Wfangel 10
wobl an @eihdfts- als msd an @obn-
baniern,
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@abl : Mnaetaem.
sir Sheriff.

Sic nSreie Erefe fir Tegas" lit autos
riiiert, ail5n5eiaen, bab 9. 8. 2tnb .
d @oroi6ot fir bas glntt eineS S6eriffs
bon 8erar Goiint1 lit unb fib Der gnts
icbeiouns Der beuofratiiden Primdr>
ipa6len uiltertuirft-
9ie rSreie Yreiie fir Segas~ lit a,itos
riIiert, ail5u5eieen. oaB S Sames @e G.
glosfeb &aiIbibat fir baE glmt
bes Gberiffs bon 8erar County lit uno
fib ben bernotratii6en 8rtndripabIen i'm
Suli uuterfpirft.
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