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, 1908-10-28
THE BUSIEST WEEK Of
VERY BUSY CAMPAIGN

a half hour before noon. and from
that time until midnight or later al
most every moment of the candidates
time is assigned to various parts of
the city. At moo he had an engage
ment to speak before a big gathering
at the West street farm" and the
day will close with a mass meeting
at Madison Square Garden.
Hughes With Taft.
The interim will be divided between
many meetings on Manhattan island
and In the Bronx. Governor Hughes
will accompany Taft on a part of his
flying trip today, and will be one of
the principal speakers at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Bryan's Movements.
Two hours before Taft reached New
York, Bryan vas away on another
swing up the state, through Tarry-
town, Ossining and half a dozen other
towns and cities to Albany and
Schenectady before he reaches Troy,
where he will address a big meeting
late tonight.
He Slept Too Much.
Bryan was in excellent spirits when
he started on his trip UP state today.
81 have had a delightful and busy
time during my stay in New York."
said he, and l have learned some
thing. / learned we wasted a great
deal Of time in sleep. Always before
I supposed a man must have eight
hours of sleep, but l find you New
Workers. thrive on five hours"
Signs Improving.
what do you think Of the signs?"
he was asked.
81 think the signs are improving
all the time"
DO you expect to carry New York
state?"
Claims About Everything.
II certainly do, and l expect to carry
the entire middle west, as we'll as
some of the eastern states. We will
have enough and more. Nebraska Is
sure, and SO, l think, Is Ohio"
, 1908-10-28

to stories being published at Casper
by Alex Butler. If he knows of the
publications, his friends believe he
will prevent any more OF them. A
friend of mine in this town said to
me this morning, in speaking OF Car
penter's connection with the case OF
the little child which the Casper Press
has been exploiting, that ne will wag-
err IS with any friend OF Gibson that
Carpenter will be elected. Carpenter,
he argues, had some good reason for
the action taken, and my friend be-
lieves that Buffers attacks will help
Carpenter. They certainly have made
a friend of my friend, who was some
what on the fence before he saw that
Casper paper. The money is in hand
and will be flashed when a like amount
comes from the other SIDE"
Caught With the Goods.
"The laugh is on a couple of young
democrats of this city. Yesterday at
ternoon the Boomerang had an alleged
dispatch from Chicago concerning the
decision in the case of Thomas against
the Cincinnati. New Orleans and Tex
as Pacific Railway company. The dis
patch gave the title of the case, the
volume of the Federal Reporter and
the page. The Boomerang's stuff hao
this quotation, presuming to quote
| from the decision: They are now he
Judge Taft of the circuit court fol
| xl1g Ar. d;ctri1f nP Ohio a mi
80, 1900 said, to be put in the atti
tude Of either accepting or rejecting
the proposition by the receiver whe
employed them at the reduced wages.
Here the Boomerang used black type
for emphasis.) If they are not con
PEELED to accept them, and may re
tire from his employment.
They have no standing In this court
to call for an adjudication of any
rights
Correct Quotation.
THE stars in the above paragraph
note an ellipsis. That omission is VI
tai to the paragraph. The matter a!
written by Judge Taft is as follows
If they are not content with th'
wages, they are not compelled to &C
cept them, and may retire from hi
employment. l repeat that from
strictly legal standpoint, they have NJ
standing In this court etc. The de
cision say that the men were entitled
to thirty days notice. and that notice
was given March 81 The syllabus o.
the case says. THE court, In its dis
erection. win constder an application
BY railroad employees to rescind an or
| der OF the receiver reducing wagss.'
, 1908-10-28
RULING OF IMPORTANCE BY AT
TORNEY GENERAL MULLEN IN
NATTER OF HOMESTEAD
Frs RIGHTS.
Those Coming from other States Per
mitted to Vote in Wyoming After
One Year from Date Of Original
Filling, Regardless Of Length Of
Time In This state-Aeainst Col
orado OFFICIALS Rulings.
special to The Repubmcan.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 2S.-Attorney
General w. T. Mullen of Wyoming to-
day handed down a decision in rela-
ton to homestead residence that VIII
affect a large number of voters in the
state. He holds that homesteaders
coming from other states and taking
homestead in this state have the right
to vote in one year after filing He
also holds that the matter Of the in
tention of the h~omesteader governs,
but when q man files upon a piece OF
land, and declares it to be his purpos.
to make his home there. and subse'
quentIy confirms that declaration by
actual residence upon the land, his
residence in the state actually begins
from the time of the original fling
In Line With Others.
This decision of the attorney gen
eral Is in line with a very large mum
Der OF decisions, and accords with the
rulings Of the interior department, in
which the first six months after 9
mans fling is held to be constructive
residence. homesteaders being allowed
nix months time after filing in which
to establish their residence upon tht
land.
Many Men Aneeted.
The decision will affect probably 30i
or 400 voters in the state 1t the pres
ent time. 1t ia exactly opposite to ~
opinion recently rendered by the at
! tomey general Of Colorado, In which
, 1908-10-28
Another Misft From the Bryan Emporium.
garian police. who ransacked hi.
baggage.


Paris, Oct. zS.-It was learned au-
t~horitatively today that the Bulgarian
government, in view OF the cessation
of military preparations OF the part
Of Turkey and acting on the advice
OF the powers, has decided to release
tomorrow $4,000 reservists who have
been held with their colors. 1t is
hoped that this will reduce the tension
between sofia and Constantinople.
, 1908-10-28
viii pisband Reserves.

Sofia, Oct. 28.-The decision of Bull
garia to disband its reserves and make
financial compensation to Turkey was
brought about by the presentation Of
what was practically an ultimatum by
Great Britain. France and Russia, who
were supported by Germany and Italy.
Notes to Government.
Identical notes from the first-named
three powers we're presented to the
Bulgarian government. They deman I
the disbandment Of the Bulgarian re-
serves within three days and promise
to send delegates to Constantinople
to negotiate the question Of financial
compensation for Turkey.
8uiparia Will BE Good.
In reply the Bulgarian government
signihed it, willingness to conform
to the demands therein set forth.
, 1908-10-28
Against "unele Joe.r

Denver, Colo, Oct. 2S.-The MAJ
tional Woman's Christian Temperance
Union convention today adopted with
practical unanimity a resolution com
mending the Efforts Of the churches
to defeat the reelection of Joseph G.
Cannon as a member Of Congress.
Suppression Of Cruelty.
A resolution was also adopted pledg-
ing efforts to suppress every form OF
cruelty and to work for legislation
prescribing humane education In pub
lie schools in state where it does not
already exist" The convention comes
to an end with tonight's session..
, 1908-10-28
RussIar PATRIOT Released.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 28.-Nicholas
Tschaikovskys an aged Russian pat
riot. who has heen imprisoned in this
city for nearly q year, was released
this Afternoon, at a quarter to four.
The fund subscribed in England to
cover the bail demanded by the Rus
sian government for his release was
received yesterday and deposited in
the Imperial bank today.
, 1908-10-28
WILLING
TO TALK
WISE DoPER WHO KEEPS TAB ON
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
IN THE CITY AND couN-
TY GENERALLY.
Doesn't see Any Reason to Dsubt that
cortheIi's Fine italian Hand 10
Still Directing Destinies Of orear
-PatchelPs "Retirement" Did Not
Mend Notwithstanding on the
Romerang's Quotation.

The Wise Doper was thoughtful as
ly scratched above his left ear with
the end of a stubby pencil. IF any,
body doubts for a minute that Corthell
Is not in supreme control of the edf-
torial expressions of the Boomerang,
he has but to remember that when
Patched vas permitted to resign
there was a sigh Of relief from those
who believed that the meannesses OF
that paper, as far as the university
and other institutions of the city and
state were concerned, would cease.
Patchell had been the brunt of their
criticisms and many believed that the
abuse would end. There was no let
up, ever for n minute. Quaintance
took Patcnells place and the paper
continued, even worse than before.
There was no change Tor the better.
Quaintance is capable of saying more
mean things, and could say them bet
ter than the Indiana man, but CorthelI
is still the guiding star"
Will Make Good Officer.
"Langhelit is having to meet some
pretty mean opposition" the Wise One
continued, borrowing a match and
toucl ling the lighted end to the stub of
a cigar he had helped himself to in
TIE open box on the secretary's desk
I"He has to contend against the plea
that If he 10 defeated he can return to
his position with the railroad com
pany and if he is successful his OPP
ponent will have no job Albany
county should not be made to suffer
for the other mans inability to make
a living in private life. If a man is
capable of filling the duties Of the of.
fee he would have no difficulty in get
ting a position somewhere else. Trut,
there might be a few hours more work
in a day-he might have to work eight
or ten hours in place Of FIVE or six
he works now, but the county will
have a full day when Langheldt gets
in, because he can do a full days work
himself. When the plea is made that
a candidate cannot hold any other job
it is certainly a confession that he
Is incompetent.
Buildings Held Up.
II know for a fact" said the Doper.
kicking a live coal onto the zinc un-
der the stove. that building contracts
in this town hinge upon the election.
II Taft Is elected they will be pushed;
II Bryan ia elected, they will be an
| nu1led This NAV seem a little TRANCE
to some, who neye before realized
Just what effect the election of a pres
ident of the United States would have
upon . community no larger and nc
moro isolated than Laramie. 1t is
true, and those who doubt 1t have only
. to get next to some contractor and
persuade ;:im to talk"
May Not BE Party To n.
s0fbsen's fffsEas are 10th to BE-
feye that he II giving c~ountenance
, 1908-10-28
SENATOR DIXON SAYS AMERICAN
WAR VESSELS SENT TO
ORIENT FoR POLITICAL
RRAsoNs ONLY.
Mikado Unable to Control sentiment
Among Subjects Favorable to War
With Power Whose Resources
People Of Island Did Not Know,
Vessels Serving Purpose Long
Before Reaching MIkado's Coast.

Anaconda, Mont, Oct. 2s.-A Kali
spell, Mont, dispatch says: That the
Atlantic feet wal sent to Japan at
the request of the emperor to over
awe Mutsuhito's subjects was the
statement made by United States
senator Joseph M. Dixon in an ad-
dress at Kalispell last night
Known at Washington.
Dixon said that 1t was known at
Washington long before the fleet
started on the voyage around the
world that it was the sentiment
OF many of the Japanese that it
would likely cause war. This
sentiment was not shared by
the emperor and his c~ounsellors, but
was so great that they could not make
Roadway against it.
Emperor Appeals to President.
Then it was the emperor de.
cided to ask Roosevelt to assist In
clearing up the situation by sending
a large and imposing feet to strike
terror to the hearts Of the Japanese
who insisted on war with q power Of
whose immense resources they knew
nothing.
Great Object Lesson.
1t vas an object lesson. Roosevelt
was communicated with, and later
the plan was approved and the great
feet was prepared for its trip around
the world. The object Of the lesson,
said the senator, was successful. even
before the feet reached Japan.
, 1908-10-28
SENATOR WARREN
AT OPERA HOUSE

alike LOT the best man In the D8ILy q
the worst that could be found. lust &c
he bore the label democrat"
Rryan,s Votes.
Starting with the "soltd South
Bryan hoped to carry New York with
the help Of the worst political organ.
ization ON the fact of the earth. Tam
many hall. and Indiana by the aid OF
Tom Taegart. whom he denounced as
the most sinful man in political hfe.
These three elements would give Bry-
an his greatest hold on the election.
and after his election he would be SO
bounden to them that the people them
selves would have little show. Mr.. Dow.
ney appealed to the voters to elect Taft
and avoid the dangers Of Bryanism.
Senator Warren.
The chairman at the conclusion of
MI. Downey's remarks introduced Sen
ator warren as one OF the really great
men Of the west. who had done 60
much for the west and whom the peo
pie had delighted to honor The sena-
tor showed the strain of his recent i'll
ness, from which he has not fully re-
covered. n while his words lost none
Of their earnestnees. there was a lack
Of physical vim In the address. The
people were none the less attentive
and enthusiastic. but they saw In the
senator las. nieht a weakening of his
phvstcal condition thai could not afec.
his mental vigor only in a reflex way.
The senator spoke earnestIv for more
than Ar l,our being ~int.,rrupted al
timea with applause and laughter. He
smoke along national politiral lines for
some times, but when he animadyerted
tn locag iss,es. he was able n sbov
vhat the pe,pole of this state know 20
wen that the democratic dailies are
a campaien Of misrepreeep.
tatton and lack Of truth
Leaders Foo, Break
Referring to the Cheyerne Leader as
the "leadinr democratic daily of wvo
mtnp. the tneaker sarcasticauy apolo-
Msed tn MI. Cortbell,a man Of tia
Nv clas.ine that neuer az
ssona - the ls.dinu a-amocr.Iac daiI,as
a. .t.ta -h,cs -. yraetaa M
tramcusscs,. .-rrssn.e Tho Tesds~
49, 49, - ~ E..ar .rrcrse,-
oays - nso NE o.assn snro ~
w sur 81 .n M nsyond question
to1 warren wa auao 0oyono quesNu
, 1908-10-28
Big Day For TAFT.

New York, Oct. 2s.-This is Taft's
big day in Greater New York. After
a days series Of speeches in the cit
les and towns along the Hudson be-
tween New York and Troy, Taft re-
turned to New York today, to be the
central figure in the biggest repub-
lican day Of the present campaign
in the metropolis.
Taft's train was due to reach here
, 1908-10-28
MID-WEEk FINDS NEW YORK
CITY AND STATE IN TUR-
MOL OF sPEEcHMAk-
ING AND HUsTLlNG.
Both Presidential and One Vice Presi-
dental Candidates Devoting Their
Time to That Vastly Important
Resion-Taft Speaking in Differ
ent Portions of the City and Bryan
Speeding Up the Hudson.

New York. Oct. 2S,-The mid-week
presidential campaign finds the poit'
ical battle at its height and the
heavy artillery" of the two leading
parties at work chiefly in New York
City and state.
OF Vital Importance.
That New York is regarded by both
as of vital Importance is evidenced in
the presence of both presidential an
didates and the republican vice-presi-
Dental candidate in or neal the city.
Candidates All Busy.
Kern continued his tour Of Indiana.
Hisgen, candidate Of the independence
party for president, is In Connecticut
today. Chain and Watkins Of the
prohibitionists are scheduled to speak
at Atlantic City and Baltimore and
Debbs Is preaching socialism in Ill
inois.
Cabinet Members Speaking.
OF the members of the cabinet,
Root is to speak in Cincinnati tonight
and Wright at Richmond, Va.
All Creation Excited
At the same time, in every nook and
corner Of the country, speakers Of
lesser note, members Of both houses
of congress, candidates for all man
ner Of office, state and local. and just
plain "spellbinders" in halls. from
cart tails and barrel heads, are pound
ing away, each at what he regards as
the enemy" prophesying unlimited
prosperity II by the verdict Of the
people In their wisdom his ticket
wins, dire calamity IL the people in
their ignorance elect the candidates
of the other party.
, 1908-10-28

Oysters At North Star hal. begin
ning at s p. m.
, 1908-10-28
Buildings Held UP.

e0Ibssns fsfsEas are 10th to b.
Here that he y giving c~ountenance
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-05

Boys Knee Pant SUITS worth
$3.50 Salvage Sale Price ST .oS
Youths Suits all sizes, New
Spring and Summer Patterns,
positively worth up TO $40,
Salvage Sale Price So. IS
Boys Wash Pants stripe and
checks, positively worth 40c,
Salvage Sale Price Ioc
Boys Knee Pants in fancy
mixed worsted, beautiful pat
terms, positively worth up to 81
a pair. Salvage Sale price SOC
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose
worth 15c pair. Salvage Sale
Price &c
Boys Hose double heel and
toe. worth 25c, Salvage Sale
Price lie
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-05
Mems Clothing

One lot of Mems Suits only two
or three of kind positively
worth $3.50 Salvage Sale
Price So 4S
A fine suit in the Newest Spring
and Summer Style and mate
rails all weights, perfect fitting
guaranteed 10 give the best of
wear. These suits are positive
ly worth up to SIS or your
money refunded. Salvage Sale
Price these l6 days S6.oS
Mems Excellent Tailor Suits of
all the popular materials pos
itiveIy worth $40 Salvage Sale
Price from June 10th s.. 4S
1t sounds absurd 1898 for a $25
Suit but nevertheless it Is true,
Suits of magnificent imported
woolens, latest novelties of
distinct character Superbly
Tailored all sizes and styles
positively worth up to $25
Salvage Sale Price So.oS
Handsome and perfect fitting
garments Newest Spring and
Summer Patterns positively
worth up to $50 Salvage Sale
Price SII.oS
Mems Pants in good quality
worsted and wash pants pos
itively worth up to 81 Salvage
Sale Price csc
Mems Pants in the Newest
Patterns and material positive
" worth up to 1915 Salvage
Sale Price SI.oS
$50 Mems Pants in the newest
patterns and materials worth
up to $3.50 Salvage Price SI.0S
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-05
Mems Furnishings

Mems Handkerchlefs worth 1Oc
each. Salvage Sale Price sc
Mems white and cOlored bor-
dered handkerchiefs worth 15c
Salvage Sale Price &c
Mems he:nstitched linen finish
handkerchiefs worth zoe SAL
wage Sale Price &C
Hemstitched Linen Handker-
chiefs positively worth 25c.
Salvage Sale Price TIC
Mems Suspen,le,s, positively
worth 25c. Salvage Price LAC
Mems Suspenders. positively
worth 35c. Sale Price ISc
Mems Silk Four-in- Hand Ties,
positively worth up to soc.
Salvage Sale Price loc
Mems Black and Tan Hose,
worth 15c a pair. Salvage
Sale price 7c
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-05

Mems black, tan and fancy
hose. positively worth 25c a
pair. Salvage Sale Price lie
Mems Balbriggan shirts and
drawers, positively worth SOC a
garment. Salvage Sale loc
Mems Balbriggan Lisle and
Nainsook shirts and drawers.
worth 75c. Salvage Sale SOC
Mems Negllgee Shirts, positive
~ worth 75c. Salvage Sale
Price .3oc
Mems Negligee Shirts in the
newest patterns, positively
worth 81. Salvage Price 67c
Mems Negligee Shirts, beau
tiful patterns, positively worth
Sl.25. Salvage Sale Price SOC
Mems Best Quality Elastic
Seam Drawers, worth up to 75c.
Salvage Sale Price 3Sc
John b. Stetson Hats, in all the
popular colors and shapes.
Price the world over So. Sal
wage Sale Price $3.50
Straw Hats. positively worth up
to 81. Salvage Sale Price loc
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-05
Shoe Department

Mems Single and Double Sole
Shoes lace and Congress, Vici
Kid and Box Calf. Every pair
guaranteed for wear. worth up
to 1915. Salvage Price sI.4S
Mems Shoes in the smartest
style toe and last, Tans and
Black, Wei Kid and Box Calf.
Positively worth up to $500.
Salvage Sale Price S2.4S
Boys Shoes, Vici Kid and Box
Calf, worth up to 81. Salvage
Sale Price CSC
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-05
Boys Clothing

Boys Knee Pant Suits positive
" worth $3.50 Sale Price csc
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-05

was secured, and hundreds OF thou
sands of acres Of fertile land WIN be
added to the rolls Of the states
wealth
Gov. johnson believes in the NUM-
cipal ownership Of public utilities. and.
following his suggestion. q modined
form of the Illinois Mueller law was
adopted by the Minnesota legislature.
Under its provisions q municipality
may bond its street railways or other
public utilities to pay the cost OF the
purchase and operation Of the same.
> Minnesota, q leading agricultural
state. has long had to contend with
the cordage trust, which has practi-
cal monopoly Of the binding twine
used in harvesting. For many years
the state has had q twine plant In
which prison labor was employed.
The trust erected a factory in Mime
sofa to- compete with the state-mads
tvfne and Gov. Johnson's answer was.
With the consent of the legislature.
authorization for the state twine plant
to SEN its product outside - wen a.
within the state. The cordaee trust
vim now have to fight the cheap MN
nesota state-mads twins In otnss
statss q ven - ct homo a.s-s1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
Charcoal Kills
Bad Breaht
Whether From Decay i'm the Stomach
or Teeth. and Will Stop
Stomach Gases.
willow oharooal n.rt ror u,e.

Charcoal has been used tor absorbing
four odors and neutralizing noxious gases
for Centuries.
Dupont, the powder manufacturer
learned that willow shoots Two to three
years Of age made the best charcoal. 1t
is most porous.
Fetid breath, whether from stomach or
OF teeth, pyrosis Cor gastric pain), diar-
hoea and constipation simply cannot
exist under the action Of charcoal,
Charcoal oxidizes all gases. or in other
words, changes foul smelling odors into
oxygen, thereby doing away with all foul
ness and rendering even such gases bene-
fetal TO the system by giving 1t more oxy-
gen. The lungs purify the blood with oxy-
gen from the air. Dying patients have
oxygen administered to their systems arti-
fically and live for days under this treat
ment.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are made
from willow shoots and sweet honey. Thus
they are palatable, strong and natural
No medicine is used whatever, but the
peculiar Stuart process gives them a de.
cided charm and efficiency which endear.
them to all consumers.
One may use them as one likes. Eating
one every once in awhile insures pure
breath, while the common method is 10 eaI
two or three after meals and at bed time
They work very fast and their use is q
most excellent habit to form. In a shorI
time you will learn that their Influence hai
improved bowel action wonderfully; simply
by giving TO the bowel a waste product ts
carry off that has no gaseous formation [,
kin and destroy it's nerves and membranes
Every druggist carries Stusrt's Charcoa
Lozenges, price q cents, OF send us you
name and address and we will send you
trial package by mail free. Address r. A
stuart Co.. to0 stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich