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Kern AssaIIs Roosevelt.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Oct l.-"The people of America will in my judg- nlent demand the right to choose their servants free from official influence and effort. of a president who goes almost to the point of violence in In. sisting that he be allowed to name his own successor" John w. Kern. the Democratic vice presidential candi- date, before a crowd that filled the big academy of music here, thus assailed President Roosevelt Tuesday for his participation in the national cam Paign.
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Mir. Taft in Lincoln. Neb.

Lincoln, Neb, Oct. 2-Aocepting the challenge of William J. Bryan, right in the home city of the Nebraskan, Will Fam H Taft Wednesday night not only indorsed President Roosevelt's s position on the question of the pub lieity of campaign contributions. but defended it with arguments calculated to establish that position as sound from the standpoint of public good and to show that the Bryan position was one simply for pro-election sensation alism.
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Says Ireland win Benefit.

Dublin. Irea Oct 2.--John Henniker Heaton. NJ. P, "the father of penny postage" in telegram to Dublin paper says that his joy at the estab lishment of penny postage with the United States is increased by the knowledge that Ireland will benefit greatly in small money orders. The sum of s7.500,0o0 was sent from the United States to Ireland last year and this amount is likely to be increased this year.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-10-08

New York, Oct 2.--It was learned Thursday that President Roosevelt had sent confidential friend to New York to look into the workings of the Republican national committee head quarters here. Some dissatisfaction is said to have arisen regarding the conduct of the campaign, and reports have reached the president to the effect that the national committee has not been working in harmony with the Republican congressional com mittee
 Chairman Hitchcock of the Repub- lican national committee is expected in Washington to have conference with the president It is believed that the president sent for Mir. Hitchcock to come to the White House for the purpose of having him explain just why the two committees are not working well together. In some cir cles it is said that the older men of the party rather resent the way in which the younger men at national headquarters are running the cam paign and claim that considerable dis organization exists.
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Carpenters to Meet in Des MoInes,

Salt Lake City, Utah. Oct. 2.-Des Moines, la., was selected as the next national convention city in 1910 by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners who are in convention in this city. At the nomination of candidates for national officers, President w. D. Huber, Secretary Frank Duffy and Treasurer Thomas Neale were all nominated for reelection.
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More Kansas Custer Suits.

Topeka, Kan, Oct 2.-As result of alleged violations of the Prohibi- ton law. Attorney General Jackson Wednesday filed custer suits against the town of Ellinwood in Barton county and Tonganoxie in Leaven- worth county and against the acting mayor, police judge and marshal of the latter. The petitions ask that the towns be prohibited from directly or indirectly receiving revenue from the sale of liquor
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Cold Weather Advice

to all is to beware of coughs and colds
 on the chest; as neglected they readily
 lead to pneumonia, consumption or pulmonary troubles. Just as soon as the cough appears treat it with Bal lard's Horehound Syrup the standard cure of America Use as directed perfectly harmless. A cure and pre- ventive for all diseases of the lungs. Price 25c, 50c and sl per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.
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Fnr chrnnlc niarrhnen

While in the army in 1868 I was taken with chronic diarrhoeaf says George M. Foltou of South Gibson Pa. have since tried many rene. dies nat without any permanent relief until Mr. A ". Miles, Of lhis place me tO try Chamberlain' foiict Cholera and Diarrhoea Heme ay, one bottle Of which stopped it ai once" For sale by Jackson Drug Co., and all dealers
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sherman in Illinois.

Decatur. H., Oct. 2.--After a day of active campaigning through the heart of the corn belt district. travelling in a private ear over various trolley lines in an effort to reach the farmer votes, James s. sherman. Republican candi- date for vice president, and his party, including Congressman Nicholas Long worth and William B. Mckinley, wound up the days work with a big rally here Wednesday night
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Bryan at Rock Island.

Rock Island, H., Oct. 1.-Having travelled all day through Iowa. William J. Bryan arrived here Tuesday night and spoke to big assemblage at the baseball park. He made ten-minute talk at Carroll, Boone, Dewitt and Clinton during the day. and said he had good reports regarding the politi- cal situation in Iowa.
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A conoressionaI Candidate Arrested.

Chicago, Oct 2,-Dr Charles Me. cormick an independent candidate for congress in the First district (Chi- eagol was indicted Wednesday for criminal libel on complaint of Fred A. Busse, mayor of this city. Dr. McCor- mick is accused of having published a pamphlet attacking the mayor
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slIver colnane AnaIn.

Washington, Oct. 2--The director of the mint Mir. Leach. announced Thursday that he would resume the purchase of fine silver this week for subsidiary coinage. He says that he expects to purchase about 125.O00 ounces each week for an indefinite period.
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Discussed the Eastern Question

Desio, Italy, Oct l.--M. Iswolsky and NJ Tittoni respectively the for eign ministers of Russia and Italy Lad a lengthy conference Tuesday at which the eastern question and the new situation in the Ottoman empire and other important matters were fully discussed.
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naskell Raek at RooseveIt.

Guthrie. Ok. Oct 2.--Gov. c. N. Has. kell of Oklahoma and former treas. urer of the Democratic national com. mittee, has written letter to Presi- dent Roosevelt bitterly arraigning him for his recent attacks.
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Messenger for i7 Postmaster Generals

Washington. Oct Travis Rooss who has been the messenger for F postmaster generals, from D. NJ. Key to George von L. Meyer, died here Tuesday at the age of 60 years. of cancer of the liver.
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Exchange Seats Are Cheaper.

New York. Oct. 2.--A New York stock exchange seat was sold Wednes. day for s65,O00, which is sS.00O less than the last previous sale. and about S20.000 less than was paid before last years depression began.
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choIera lloIalna on at st. petersburo

St. Petersburg. Oct. 2.--For the 24 hours ended at noon Thursday the municipal hospitals reported admis, sion of 225 new cholera cases and 9S deaths. The corresponding statistics for Wednesday were 223 new eases and 93 deaths.
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HE WANTS ID KNOW
ROOSEVELT IS TO HAVE THE Sll' LAYTON iN NEW YORK
 INVESTIGATED.
MANY REPORTS HAVE REACHED HIN

A Confidential Friend Has Been Sent
 by the President to Sect if Reports
 of Disorganization Are True-Hltcn- cock to Visit Washington-Con1- mittees May Not Be Working Right.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

Gee" says !, 1ookin' over the bunch OF leadin
ladies that was floatin m this IS congregation OF
hot ones eh? | didn't know there was so many
Anna Helds and Lillian Russes at large. Get next
to that one with the Maiden Lane exhibit around
her neck Amt that q string Of koh-l-nurs tor
YOU, Say, if her Id take out some plate glass
insurance. Yes: No
Say it worth lettin' some one else pay the prlce
lust to get a view of such things IN awhile
guess Pyramid was gettin' much fun out OF II as
1 was at that only he Us less. And then. his mind
IS some occupied guessin how the chicken wlshbone
come to get into the terrapln stew.
We'd got the best of four figree dishes that had
cost enough to keep a longshorenans family IN
corned beef for year, when catches glimpse OF
some familiar millinery exhibition over behind a
marble post.
''Wat-ohl" saws l. stretchin out my neck.
Blamed if tina. d,.'t look like Sadie Why. sure
it is! And that must be-yes. that's dear little
Ethel with her; and there's Why, say, Mr.. Cor
don isn't that young friend Frisbie that we seen
this afternOOn?"
Pyramid he takes peek. That : Frisbie,'.
says he:
per you was sPeakin' about, should guess that
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

Frisbie was bein let for at least months wages
tonight
Hm-m-m.' says Mr.. Gordon. clearin' his throat
Il wonder where that young Say. Id like a
word with him"
They was some surprised 10 see rs all arornd
specially Frisbe. He'd Just been handed the hi
and had his roll out. Say. II was a nice corDuen+
loohn wad too; not green money either b,It Vel
l5w all the way through-and big bovs-a bundIr
Of centuries. Mr.. Gordon eyes II q minute ard
then he eyes Frsbe. And Frisbie Is took with sT,b
d sudden chill his teeth almost keeps time v-itb tbe
tump-tiddy- y-um-tump music that the band WIS
playin Sadie sees right away that something's
up. She breaks off her chnnln' 70 me and wants
70 know what's wrong.
Little business deal that M Gordon and Frs
bies mixed up in that's all, saws l. 'Navhe Won,
could spare HIM minute
Don't keep him long, says Sadie
We didn't. Mr. Gordon don't say = word ,,,,,;r
he's led Frisbie table and were p1anted
around il.
You turned in those securities all right did vo,,7''
says he.
Securities!" SAYS Frisbie with kind of . f,,1;.r
nervous laugh. Oh, YES, l turned them n NJ
Gordon" 80 vi
And they-they went through. eb." saws
Pyramid. says
With a rush. says Frisbie We We're q 1,,,1.
TOO busy down place this afternoon ro Icnt
into things very sharp. Couldn't stop "a Cbec1. ~,
every package that came IN ~ -
4ou opened that o-.e on Your own hook. rborcb
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
The Same Security You
Gave,-Cigarette Coupons"

be running for one. That's what he's doing-sacs-
senger.
Him says / Why, I Judged from the get
UP and the side he carries, that
He does that on twelve a week, SAYS Pyramid.
Il know because | put him into that bank-father
an old friend of mine. Nice boy-Frsbie. Cost
ten thousand to have him funk in his first fresh
man year. He half way through the second
term when old man Beals petered out and left him
without a white bean his name. Now he has
working capital old aunt who boards HIM for
nothing a set Of tastes that go with milhon-doar
income and the sense of a jack rabbit,-thats 5
FrlSbie
Well, he had goin', all right" says l. Il
thought he lined with it But here are
How does this strike you as fancy food parlor:
Don't 1t look like place where they make the lob
sters unbet?'
There no nstallin' that, ether-all marble
frescos, and stained glass, and mirrors and electric
light effects. It's one OF the newest and giddiest
JOINTS along Whisky Sign row, of the kind where
YOU don't want carry healthy appetite unless
you've got Pittsburgh pocketbook. There's a
glass staircase with real water runnn down inside,
ice statuary fresh every day and a hard workin
orchestra sportln' more gold braid than conven-
ton OF drum majors. You find 1t all IN the bill,
too.
But it seems to suit Gordon's state Of mind He
flIU5 Il tenspot towards the floor manager calls for
d corner table under the palms, and orders things
reckless if this u be the last meal he i
have.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
l O

NE IS to listen for The phone and let him know
he's wanted
There's no call, though, We works on Pyramid
until SIX o'clock, and by the time he through with
the needle spray and the alcohol rub he's lookln
ten Younger and says that for the first time n
a month he feels like he could tackle real square
meal,
There's nice, quiet little chop house around
on Sixth-ave.," says l, where YOU can get Your
moneys worth.
Won't do says he short and sharp. II you
know where they have the most mirrors, the loud
est music and the fashest crowd Shorty, just lead
the way We've got to hit it up hard tonight, and
YOU re in on this.
That ben the case" says L. we'll give the
new lobster palace try. But first we got to ring
up Sadie"
[ was lust te1lin' Sadie how | wouldn't be up 70
the Perzazzer until late when she breaks in and
says she's just the point OF handIn me the same
news.
Its Ethel you know says she. That young
man of hers has asked her 90 dinner with him,
and they're all alone Il have to be their chape-
ron"
Good" says / Give 'em a chance, though,
Sadie. Don forget that YOU young once your
self"
| expect | should have known who Ethel was,
and all about her young man; but Sadie promotes
so many of them enterprises that | loses track OF
some On the way to dinner | touches up
Mr. Gordon about Frisbie. He'd got me some
curious, that chap had
Kind of young to be runnin a bank, ain t he
says |.
Yes" says Pyramid, but fully old enough to
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

Eh: What" g-ovIs VI Gordon shown his ja~
out.
Ill only thought" begins Frizbie, gong
70 pieces under the third degree business n way
that showed what al amateur he was az that klnd
Of hod-uP.
Well YOU found out what was inside. didn't
you:' snaps Pyramid " What was your next
move. Those yelOwbacks somebody make you
present for being so cute.
Frisbie had turned from pink 70 white and 10"
ne was shown green streaks. Ike a slice OF Rogue
fort cheese. HIS chin says on his tou---nch collar
and his stary ewes looks Ike they was vleTln an
ambulance case All Of a sudden he braces Up and
stares square back at Mr.. Gordon
borrowed that package. says 1e-
Borrowed. eh:" sneers Pyramid Hun iou
borrowed On what kind Of security.
The same kind that you gave, N- Gordon
cigarette coupons, says he.
Say, for a minute l thought Pyramid was gola
to blow out fuse His Jaw shuts with chcA
like a spring lock. his eyes narroTs down TO pm
points, and he glares at Frisbe ike he vas goln .?
Jump down his throat But II all ends N one ol
them cut granite grins of his
There's this difference IN IT, though, nv
boy says he. slow and quiet. By to-Inor1q"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

real thing and hooked the genuine ~1'' ~
thousand
Gould YOU manage 70 put EN- back IN ,ae Nom
,ngs' says Pyramid
Easy, SAYS FriSbie ..,
And if / should let YOU keep va..evsr W ;s --~
nave left, goes on Mr Gordon. would zo" F1''--
70 QUIT
resign the day after. SAYS Fr>-t. go so.
Gordon looks hIIn over keen for minute = y ts
then he sticks out his hand FrlSoic- say say y++is
YOU know too much for a messenger ana 'OS - A
ior anything else I'm gong 70 invest I->- a. a. /,
thousand TO get YOU out OF the banking p,i>,i.s's
Il go,|
1t VS.. -
If this gentenens agreement IS -l STIt-S1 Sr,,Dcs
says l. suppose We go back % the ladies ~
Gettm lonesome .t.v
Which We does, and winds up Uth i" ",LJ -
pleasant time FrlsbIe maxim plans WitA S8js
nave prIvate lntervIvw with the old IV-NS, = NJ
Mhlsperln 70 me what nice boy he was & l-. rsaI
Gordon hghtin' up twenty hve cent So the
satisfied and comfortable after The spread any
interview he Il had with Frsbic 49,. -,-,frv
Ihe only one that seems much worIiSu = ,erse
Joe. Every day Tor the next week ul''' - ssrrv-
pack by special messenger all wrapped IL . -,,,lr-
collar bhl-he kept peSterin' me about '|'--
ette coupons. + q,
All. say, swiftly SAYS l. YOU re ei.-s e.,Sns IS
start a panic. all by yourself. Them J,oull,Ib the
safe Let EN- Law You don't want 70 G's'Il b II
whole financial system, do You. Just tor 'ls '''-
gettln = safety razor:,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

making up yel- bed II 'Ae
TOmbs.
hadn't looked ahead so 1ar a
that. and the mention OF i
crumples him uq Ike troPPm
a steel girder on a peach cas Ae.-
His head gces down mto DIS
hands and his elbows MI lAe
table. 81.
About then It begins 70 1lteI
through my mind what Sadie 4
been teIlin' me Of --u and ElLlei,
Seems the gi-, had been coca
and oOne on HIM for a coupe OF
wears. and ne his It Just as oaG; -;
But Ethels folks. havn al
kinds of dougl -l-uSelVeS- sIlleS
at a brideg-co-u whose caSn y VI
hand wouIdn't finance a weGdln
trip 10 Rahvay ana back. llelI /
decision VS. rr.- when Frlsoie
could save ur --auEl 70 ~
-wo weeks E.-.ruoon N SIyi9
he could have Ethel and the1
come home q. i've But Ihey
put a time I,r-- on. and II was
most up. Reue~-ern some , -
This. and calm mp the picture
of little Ethel over there anu
how admir,u' she had .ooked a.
Frisbie. | cam help nlaAin =
noise like a goat.
Excuse me f.r -u-tlh II ~ =
this game. NJ G.-.an, SAYS !,
but | want 20 -.E rish' n'''
that if -r.,-
Shorty. VII .,- please ~; -;
UP until I'm -.-.HSA AS-e, ..,
saws he. Now Fuso-e, hseplns
that Tombs cng-2ement IN '.'~' t.
what amount d.L guu-er-o0-
row. and how .,,
With that Fr~-.e gNsS III
He'd slipped a bunch o. sol+
bonds out OF q safety depes,, s.,
enveloP, stuffed u some OF .,.o, il-I-,; :
cigarette premium raPerS>. tr.i ~
got up TO look almost hAs a
-s...-.-.- -~Tr~T ~ -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-08-15

Excursions to Seattle Aug. s and 9.
Via O. S. L. Limit September It'll.
For Eagles Convention. See agents
for rates and farther particulars.
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SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS

Mrs. Chas. f. Smith, of West
Franklin, Maine, says: 81 like
good things and have adopted
DR.. Kings New Life Pills as our
family laxative medicine, be-
cause they are good and do their
work without making fuss about
it." These painless purifiers sold
at all druggists, 25c.
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Author Of Beverly
Of Cfaustark." Etc.

thOrities knew nothing of my trouble
with Mr.. Cable-thats my husband.
David Gable. The child was about q
month old when ! took her to his
mother, whom I hadn't seen In months
told Mrs. Gable that she was mine
The dear old lady believed me; half
the battle was won" She paused out
of breath. her face full of excitement.
"And Them" he asked. once more in
terested.
I'VE both wrote to David asking him
to come home to his wife and baby
She looked away guilty. For full
minute Bansemer did not speak
THE result?" he demanded.
"He came back last month"
"Does he know the truthY
mo, and with Gods help he never
shall! It's my only salvation!" she ex.
claimed emotionally. "He thinks she
were on her cheeks now. ~ worship
him, Mr.. Bansemer! Oh. how good
and sweet he has been to me since he
came back! Now, don't you see why
must adopt this child and why he must
never know? If he learned that had
deceived him in this way he would
hate me to my dying day"
The infant was awake and staring
at him with wide blue eyes.
"And you want me to handle this
matter 90 that your husband will be
none the wiser?"
"Oh, Mr.. Bansemer." she cried. at
means everything to me! All depends
on this baby. must adopt her or the
asylum people won't let me keep her
Can't It be done so quickly that he'll
never find It outY
How many people know that the
child Is not yours"
my sister and the authorities at the
asylum; not another soul"
1T IL possible to arrange the adop-
ton, Mrs. Cable, but can't guarantees
that Mr.. Cable will not find It out The
records will show the fact, you know;
There is but one way to avoid discov.
cry"
"And that. pleasef"
"Leave New York and make your
home in some distant city. That's the
safe way. II you remain here there
Is always a chance that he may find
out. see the position you're In. and
Ill help you. 1t can be done quite reg
ularly, and there is only one thing
you'll have to fear-your own tongue
he concluded pointedly.
II hate New York, Mr. Bansemer
David likes the west, and I'll 60 any
where on earth II 1t will keep him from
finding out. Oh. II you knew how hs
adores her!" she cried, regret and &c
stasy mingling In her voice. "Id Civ,
my soul II she were only miner Banse
mer's heart was too roughly callouset
to be touched by the wistfu longing IL
| these words.
Before the end of the week the adop
ton Of the founding babe was a mat
ter Of record. and the unsuspecting Da
| vid Gable was awaiting q reply from
the trainmaster Of big western rail
road to whom. at the earnest evel
eager solicitation Of his wife. he had np
piled for work. Elias Droem made
note Of the fee In the daybook at tn
ONCE. but asked no questions. Banse
mer had told him nothing Of the trans
action. but he was confident that tn
upspeakable broom knew all about
even though he had not been neare
than the outer Office during any Of tn
consultations
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CHAPTER Nv.

E +; !; :: =: :;
50 ed up quickly and met
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CEREo; WHAT IT IS.
A Blended Cereal Health Drink.
The Best Substitute on Earth
For Coffee.

After five years OF experimenting we
have obtained the best substitute on
earth for coffee, as we have obtained
the true coffee favor by our peculiar
process.
1t is absolutely pure, as IL IS made
from the purest grains and fruits, con-
tanning absolutely no coffee, chickory
nor any other deleterious substances.
Give CEREo a thorough trial and you
will say: There is NO other substi-
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flavor"
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S. Reward

The above reward will be paid by
this Office for information leading to
the arrest and conviction Of any per.
son seen taking the Logan Republi-
can"from the doors and yards Of regu-
lar subscribers.
FRED TURNER. Mgr.