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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Arnold was a Spirit Lake
sitor yesterday.
Mike Ward of Spirit Lake, spent
lnday in the city.
r. Webb was in the city from
birit Lake yesterday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Beall returned today
ON a visit to Spokane.
r. w. Dent was a Spirit Lake
sitor in the city yesterday.
Hot meals without fire at Haley's
ocery. Come in and see.
s. l.. Alexander of Spokane, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Metropole U. S. inspected meats.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Bangs were
pirit Lake visitors yesterday.
Metropole U. s. inspected meats.
Miss Olive McGregor is guest at
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
iii.
Byron Hall of Spokane, was in
e city yesterday visiting l.. L.
bwis.
Franklin Pfirman, a lawyer from
allace, was in the city on business
day.
Mrs. F. Post and daughter, of this
ty, visited friends at Spirit Lake
sterday.
All kinds of light repairing done
Perrault's tin shop. Opposite
pstoffice.
r. S. Wells, a jeweler from Spo-
lne, was in the city yesterday
sitting friends.
Just the thing for campers at
alleys grocery. Self-heating can
ID goods.
A. G. Kerns, an attorney from
aIlace, was in the city this morning
legal business.
Storm King and Floral City fur
ces are the best. Installed by Per-
llt, the timer.
Louis Washburn and H. H. Shear
of Moscow, were visitors in the
" this forenoon.
If you want a nice neat job done,
to Perrault, the timer, lis
purth street, opposite Postoffice.
Miss Maymie Sherer departed this
prning for a months visit with
ends and relatives at Palouse and
pscow.
G. H. Stutler, of the McGillis-
ack company is in the city today
business in connection with the
mpany.
Mrs. VIM. Mann and daughter,
rs. F, R. McCarty, the two Misses
Dnquists and Miss Firewood spent
sterday in Spirit Lake.
Self-heating soups, pork and beans,
d other delicacies at Haley's
ocery.
J. S. Butler of the X L store
accepted position with the
Wilson Wholesale company at
pise City and will leave for that
zee Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Harrison of
Hirit Lake, and Mr. and Mrs
thur Chester of New Orleans, La,
ent Sunday at the home of Mr..
d Mrs. w. H. Lovely
Double seated rigs at half price.
other rigs reduced in price at
miners.
Henry Armstrong. who had his
rist badly sprained while driving
me logs on the st. Maries river,
Rs brought to the Occur d'Alene
|spital for treatment last evening.
Smoke union made cigars the
B.
All members of the order of
Agles will meet at the Occur d'Alene
n this evening at S o'clock for the
lrpose of making arrangements to
Btend the funeral of the daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon. o. NJ.
ltcher, president.
Company C departed yesterday for
cir eneampment at American Lake.
hey were Joined last evening at
pOkane by the Rathdrum company,
ID from that place they proceeded
reetly to Murray. which is situated
miles from where they will go
to camp.
Metropole U. s. inspected meats.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-28
Supreme Values in the
Shoe Section this week

Just to create the liveliest sort of
selling in our Shoe Section this
week, we offer the following spe-
Gals in New Footwear for spring:
Children's Black Kid Shoes, with
spring heels and patent tip, sizes
5H to 8, value 81 90, at per pair Csc
Misses Black or Brown Kid Ok
fords, with extension soles, sizes
l1H to 2, value $l.75, at pair $1.40
Ladies Black Kid Strap Slippers,
with leather Cuban heels, sizes 2
to 8, value $l.50, at per pair Csc
Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords,
with vesting or kid tops and pat
ent tips, all sizes; value $500. Our
special price, per pair ...... .$1.65
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-28
Industries Mines and Mining

proposed Circle which is
shorten the distance from the gold camp the railroad
meow Bae as h u @ nG nn and
the necessary work will have been completed
reported gold
last Saturday Round Mountain Antelope twenty
miles west Belmont information of which been reported
was struck at depth loo feet It is estimated that the ore will go
s s"ybn e tine en hs eeH e1 sa ne
Journal.
It has been reported that the Apex Mammoth is
asked regarding report to-day sup MeCungs
plans OF the most too indefinite be given out the
tine s % aRe
1900 feet-Eureka Reporter.
o greatest marble country 1t
superior texture and quality the best Vermont marble It
much durable than either will take polish either
be opened G p and aH "at
facilities aud Beaver will be famous Italy Vermont
for her marble.-Beaver Press
evening with his family here few days He employed
there doing carpenter work Last Friday the biggest day in
and fifty of coal mined and loaded the for shipment
twenty-five top ground employees The new cottages nineteen in
number are all about ready for Utah Advocate
hs haa rep full spring d & with the
the The sanete ad Whte @ qu
res working steadily with all the orders they attend to from
by parties
churches made the Sanpete which
admired.-Eastern Utah Advocate
A. H. Tarbe the Salt Lake capitalist to-day
his He spent yesterday Falls
which Consolidated Power
the still busy improving with view
ualy utilizing all the that the American
Falls and distributing and light all southeastern Idaho
American Falls is in good shape and booming
coming of this part of Idaho, Mr. TarbetPocateo
Tribune.
That the Garfield of the Utah Copper Company
proving to be greater proposition than its makers promised
would be shown by the actual of the
The mill comprises twelve sections each mill itself of
500 day nominal capacity Eight sections in commission
handling with excellent results the of from $50 $50
day for each section Section No was started tt
and this will give the mill capacity approximately
day past the railroad has delivering
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-28
Pure
Health Giving
Beer

The Utah Brewery is turn
ing out product that has been
specially commended by the
United States Health Bulletin,
the American authority on
matters of health, sanitation
and hygiene.
LAGER BEER
AND PORTER
Special attention to bottled beer
for family trade. Free
Delivery in the City.
Second North and Second West
Streets
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12
Ia TRANS SAGGl0N DE
los pleitOs de Ia
IgIgsia Cat6IiCa.5
$500, 600 para ID lgIasia Y varios
soIares y adifiGi0s para sIPuehIO
de Puerto Rico.
Ia CaPilIa del Institute queda de pro-
piedad del ObispadO.

A medic dia de hoy 90 tarmiD6 la con.
fsreucia entire los comiaionados para Il
aTreglo de los pleitog de IL g esia Cat6li.
CO Ell Pueblo do Puerto Rico.
A TessrvA de daF todB Ia i, fIEmacifn
Eacpscto del aTEeglo, adslantamos los a.
guiantss dates.
Ss pagaF6n IL Iglesis Cst6 lea an r.
Rico So 900 en- sfsctivo. 5000 900 por
cusDts del Pueblo do Puerto Ricl y
800. 900 por los Estadou UnidoL
Q1sdan f.vor del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico Ios BOlRrss de Ia p'aEa del msEcado
y del Manicomio 81 cnardaB de tsTreno
an sI "SeboEuco," santuIcP. Ademfs 81
e5if eio antiguo cusrtsl IA San Fraa cisco
y CODvento dc San Jos6 edifi oio que ocu-
ia 10 antigua AudienciaI La cspi Ia cB-
t6tioR d8l Institute, msdiRnts un tFsUpafo
do $40 900 qusdp de la pTOpie6ad de q
Ig!snip.
Eate aEregIo tisns qua ser Rprobs3o p;F
L. LegislAtura de 10 isle.
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iiLIeg6 Ia h.1ra I!

Los g., ToEOs Zal5uondo y MnT, dpen
del establecimierto denominado La Luna
(8an Francisco S5) tjsnsn sl gast1 de
anupciaF 4 sua rsIaCianaEOs que h4 te' mi
nado "a 81 balance unuaI de dicha tisnda
= con obj to de FsncvAF sl suFtldo han
GcoTdado FeGSjsaT todsB las msTCsnofsB
sxlotenteB 0ctualmecte. Feduciendo Ice pre-
clos & Ia f. fms expEssi6n.
Eats TeGIisGci6m duEarA II Is dfsa So
lSmante, pusB pYoutO aaldrG psrB n W
Y,Ik 81 encsTgsdO de Las compFRs sspe
ran para fin de mes, teuGF Rquf 81 nuevo
BuFtido que BeF6 oil mayor N aS e8pl0ndi-
do que j, m6H h'ya TOoibidO tiends a1guna
en- 8+n Jusr.
En- "La Luna" ,;snOontssEei0 ana gran
div rsidad de ATTITUDES en- los ramos dc
m0F AnCfaB, peEfumsEia ? nOvs7sdea con Ia
busna 0poEtunidad de RdquiEirl poE Ia
mitRd dc 60 presic.
Nc OlvidsiB, puep, que Ia ooaSi6n In Pin
tan csIvA aprOvschad. Parroquiano' /!
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(TfaduCidc.)

-Hs estAdo on 5Rn Juan, sn aEuntoO
de negoCioU, sl Befi9E Manuel NRvag, pro.
piEtaEio dc AEecibc.
-AyOF tREds TegEsH6 & ~ reaidsncia do
ArsCibe, ell Beiior W0nceIao BoEda, que GO
tuvo en- San Juan On aBuntoB pRrticularsa.
-EgtG en- San Juan, nueEtFo sBtimabIe
CompatTiots de MRuatf, Beflor FeEnando
Calico. Vino & San Juan con obieto de
deBpsdir para los Eatadol Unido8 Bu lin
da nina Carlotits, gus Va 6 estudiar CO.
msTCio, EMBARGO hoy para Nusva York.
DsBeamoH busn visjs & 10 BeloritA ORIl.io
, 81 mejor 6xitO On auB plausiblsB prop6'
Git0g.
Don Juan BiAnchi, haCe7dado de
AhaBCo, Bs snGuentFS On eats Cspital desds
aver On sEuntoa de nag0ci0g.
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La transaction en- los pIeitoS de Ia
jglesta.
la C0miSi6n GStuVO an0Che FeuRida
hasta las z de Ia madrUg1da.
Estl taTdO tOrnl0aTdR OI tribaa final sRtsS do
OmblFelF Mr, Bacon,

Dasde las 10 do la m faua de aver eB
tuvo otER vsz reunida Ia Comiai6n que
eutiende en- les aguntoB de los pleitos de lR
iglaEis , el pueblo de Puerto Rico. Ao
tuaron lo8 BeiiOFeB Mac IntgrP, comiGiona
do del gobisrno do EGts los Undo; AttoE'
ney general de Puerto Roo. obispo cst6li
CO MOnHGf1cr Jones, "APes k r" de IL ca
mara de de'egadoB y Lc io. J aan HernGn'
dee Lopez.
DtSpu6D del 'luuch" en- Is MapBi6n
Eiecutiva % volvieFon Fsuuir los conf
DionsdOS, 'greg6ndoue OntONcsa si sub-As
cEet rio de E1tRdo Mr.. BtOen, que Ileg6 On
81 "May Fkwar" & las II Id0l die. Esta
cOmisi6n trRbSj6 toda la tAEde y por Ia no
che, hRGta las 2 d. Ia mRdrug Sda. A Iag
1130 de hoy 90 voIvieron Feunir para
tsFminaF "a labor Gntsg del smbREquo de
sub DeCrstAEio Bacon, qui60, segdu inform &
aver ola OOErsBpondenOiA' 10grssR hoy
EgtSdos Unidou.
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LINEA EFERRA DEL oEsTE.

ItinerariO. salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
tai gimultaneamente.
Dfss labOrables.-M Mariana 6, z O5, $50 8
IS 11.0O. Tarde 1915, Las, SI5, Abs. 6.45.
$50.
Dias festivos.-Mal1ana 6,7.C5, $50 9.45
y il. Tarde 1918 $50. 2 so. $780, $50 b,
96 y $50.
B1Iletes baratOs para dfas festivos. De
Cataflo Bayam6n, ida Y vuelta IA. ella 90
25e "a. clase 16G. De Bayam6n 6 Oataflo y
vuelta IA. Clase 15G, "a. Clsse 100.
Billetes OrdinariO de Capital OatafIO en-
la, clase 8 centavos.
Bayam6n 10 de septismbrs de 1908
Ramon VRl6Aa
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NOTABLE CIRCULAR.

En- 81 pueblo del Jap6n, en- donds pave
co que Bucsdsn CO8as Hsmejsntss & las do
Puerto Rico, pabliCa an m6dioO ls Biguisn'
to circular.
"a mis- Asfluou pRrEoquianoB, Bobrs to.
do OquslIoI que me mOIeatRn much0 =
me pc gan POGO no me pIgam
"LR CoBtumbFe, de hsCer a'gdn EPgago al
m6dico sl dis de 90 uSnto, 'eB una buenR
ooDtumbr0, paro hay que PROFESSIONALS.
GansFaImente Be sails del pnHo snviando un
dulCssitO, una sjitA do biEe0ch05 ctss
por Ol sstilo. PoT mi paFts no eBtoY dis
puesto 4 aceptRr sBaB bsgatslRu Yo cTeo
que debs habsF mas gsnOFosidRd ca LOS
clients LO msnOS que 90 pusds regular,
que gignifque gTstitud, ? utilida1, O. por
eismplo, una dooenG de camisaB (yo uao
0l ndmeEo 16) una csja de vino (prefsro
el Jereg eI BuTdsoB) I'M ceTta de CEBim!F
fino (ms BgFadRn los coloFeS cscuroR gil
HeS) Hsf BuceRivamente.
Con que......ya 10 Habsn mis- pAEroquis'
nos, Ger 6 no ser.
YAMA.PERRO."
(TPaducidcO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12
IatorOsa { los Prsf0sores Do nasIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisna
Oongtants exiBtencis de los Biguientes ins
tPumentoB: FIautinoB, FlRutag, TOrCsFOlAB
Ob0eg, RsquintOB, OlarinetsD, FagoteI.
Violine8, VioloncslloB, OontEsbsioB, Man
dolinRs, BOndurriaH, GuitaFEas, OoEnstineu.
Onovensl, Trombone1, BsEitono1, BombaE,
dinog, HeliConeI, (bsjoR) TTi6ngulou, Pla'
tillog, Redoblanteg , BomboH. M6tOdol
do Solfoo y para todR ClRss dc ingtrumGn'
tor. AOCs8orioB y m6EiCs 0n general.
San Juan, P. B. ApaTtado ndm. 216.-
ORll0 do All0n 21 , Sol nfm. Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12
.ELECGI0N HE9HAP POR
ConlprOnlisariOs de.
Aibonito.
TrGinIa J cinGo iuiGiOs CeI6bf6 Ia
CoIte Municipal de Csysy.
SGs6n GglFaOFdIRarIA Do gr0H Importance, dOI
aVBRlamI3RtO.
Ode nWestrO oOTTe'poNsaI }

AgoHto 8. - En- ID Olacci6n veEif ,ada en-
Ia tsrd0 do hoy, por loH COmpEomiHarioB
eleCt0B On 10 c0nvsnCi6n celebrAds ell dfR
2, obEuvioRon votes Ios Btfi 3EsB aiguientsp:
Para Juez Municipal do Cbyey el Lode.
don RioRFdo Gomez, once votpB.
Para SsorstaEio don Tom6s Psgan, once
votoE. Para Marshal don NioRnor Cola
30 ditz voTOg ,. don JOl6 VasquE Cap6
an voto.
So dsaign6 don ABR m Gomez sn
ca defsctO & don Ramon FloEes, para que
el dfa q ne 90 le cite concurFa q Guaysms,
para la election de Secretari9 de Ia CLEts
de DihtEito y MAMMAL.
-Unos 35 juiciOs Celeby6 Ia Corts Mu'
nfcipRl de Cay0y aver sabado, imponieado
p9nRg haatR el m6ximua de Beis mtss1.
AL pFopi0 tempo Bsial6 psEa nusvAB Be'
ai0naa ell dia 21 de los coFEis0tsg.
"A las y media tArde de hoy, paB6
por cate pueblo el GobaruadoT Post. sn
union del Jef0 de la 2. I Mr.. Luzt Tam
bi6n eAtuvO poF aquf Mr.. WllcCx K. Fiscal
de lR Oorts DiGtrito do Gaayans, = Apoh'
to fiscal de la de Ponce, que iba 6NmaT
pogeEi6n de 80 daHtino.
-MAflanR IduGg, el.bEar6 BeBi6a Ak
traoEdlnRrl8 el SyunBamier 30 para dPJaT
teTminado el RBunto sobrs construction en-
Loo BOlRFGB cuyRB 0asRB Be q7smar1n 81 3
del pRgRdo.
ParsOo que dos de IoB Oonceja!es de pie
dFa han mudsd0 do opiri6o, DO RcordsT6
que aoIEments en- Las epquinag Bs COnstru'
~ de mRmp0DteEf0, = qQe en- TODD caso
10 De pFefeFsnCiB Las fabTicsO de mam
ponteFfa, sntsB que las de MADEIRA. Ds
EOHolveFBe asf, 90 dice que clio v9ndEfa
bOnefCiAE intOreseB paEt'CulsroB, con per
juiCiO de loR g0neFaleg de todo IN vscio'
mario, y del progreB0 adelAnto de u {
pueblo. No 60 poRib1e padir psYAB al ol'
mo; nj exigir de nSdi0 10 q1e no tisne.
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EN- SAN JUAN.

EstG en- SRntpFce ? pRBsr6 a'lf una
CoEta tempoFad0 en- casa de log eutimAblOg
espoBoa Gonzales y Martinez, la distipgui'
da BeiloTita E,viEa MArtfuaE, de MsyBgI 3
LIE aComps no su uu viRjs 50 hsrmanO poll
tico sl doctor Joaq ain Martinez GURsp, Es'
gresando hoy eSta estimnbls compatriota &
90 raBideuciS de Msysgiisg. Bisn vsLida
10 diatipguida aefioFits.
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0a AanIRIsiRaHIAa.

Avisamos & las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 el avisO que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del impOrte de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
g. IS. Por Un semestre $3.50.
Por IN a1o $500. Pqqo an
/ -i4an.}a.
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10000 cabezas

So necsoitAu disz mil cG bsz ,s para colo
carries dieE mil BOmbrersg de loB qae aoA-
ban Go TscibiEHs ca la tisnda del pusb
"El CisIc."
Oj,: sigus eI gran bA1atillo de casimi,es
0lsnes teIau de todeR clageB.
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GBRO7a % FTOII0 Rico.

V6auBs Loo elegantes bautone1 gsnovesaB
cen ampuhRdura do plata, an snTtidO en-
On paERguas gsn0veas8, 60 ID msioE ssda
del mUndO. Aqua do quinR de Mingoni,
para oVitaE ls CRida del paIo. So vendaa
6n EL POPULAR do AmGrieo salaa
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Contra los ObTsE0S eUT0peOS,
Ii cOnplFIa carbonOrn Flick los rosh "a.

Nav York, AgoHtO e.-siguisndO eI
ejsmplO de muChNS grGndes Gmpresas y
CompAniaU iUduEtrial01 do PittBbuTg, IL
"FriCk Ocka Company" hA deCidido no
dAE Sm2l0o & trAbajadOreB que no sean
omeECsnog, rebajando 0l minmo tiempc, &
los 0bEsEOB auEOpeoV.
DieE M i de sAtoD que huyeron Euro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12

CHAGLES WERE, Corrsdor de adua.
ns, coni:ior istR On general. Agmts de
las acEsditadaU CervezaB SALVATORE" y
LGW-a BRkU" alemAuas. Agents supGl
cial para Puerto Rico de Ia conocids f6bri.
ca de licoEeU MARIE BRiZARO" y de los mGu
scrsdita3cs vinoB do BurdeoB. Agente
'neTHl de 10 gran ffbrics international
de consefvaa LIE soleiI" MsIinsH, do Bel
gica Of in=s TancR ntimsro l. Tsl6fo.
40 37l. B 223. PEontitud, baEatura y
GeguIiihd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12

REVO UCION MUSIOAL-solicits
russtro Cat6- -ogo de mdsiCa para piano,
violin = piano, mandolins y guitarFa que
coz tisne mas de mil dOsO6entGs obHRg diGtin
tsg, todas preCioB nunC8 vistos en- Puerto
Rico de 10 osntavOs eI ejempJar. EI lujo
? lR CoTTscci61 de nuoBtEaa edicioneu, to-
das litrgr. fAdag, no necsBita reclRmo.
Rsmita b y miBmo Bu direction para en-.
visEle el Cat6logo. Century Music. Pub.
Comp. a leo altos, ApRrtRdo 415, SEN
Juan PnsEtc Rico. 45 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12

pc al Ocurrir 81 r6niOO dc 9O7 han EeCi'
bido CAEtaS de las empFGBAB ameEicanHH
que RntsH los SsmpleabRn, GcOnOeid adoleB
que pc manezCan donde eHt6n, PueG no hay
tFRbsjo para ellos en- Loo E8tsdo8 UnidoB,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-09-12
OPEN DEALING IN PAINT.

Buying paint used to be Ike the
proverbial buying Of pig in .
poke" Mixtures in which chalk,
ground rock, ETC., predominated were
marked and sold as Pure White
Lead" the deception not being ap-
parent until the paint and the paint
Ing were paid for. This deception is
still practiced, but we have learned to
expose it easily.
National Lead Company, the larg-
est makers of genuine Pure White
Lead, realizing the injustice that was
being done to both property owners
and honest paint manufacturers, set
about to make paint buying safe.
They first adopted a trade mark, the
now famous "Dutch-Boy Painter" and
put this trademark, as a guaranty Of
purity, on every package of their
White Lead. They then set about
familiarizing the public with the
blow-pipe test by which the purity
and genuineness of White Lead may
be determined, and furnished a blow.
pipe free to every one who would
write them for 1t. This action was In
itself guaranty of the purity of Ma,
tional Lead Company's White Lead.
As the result of this open dealing
the paint buyer to-day has only him.
self to blame If he is defrauded. For
test outfit and valuable booklet on
painting, address National Lead Com.
pany, Woodbridge Bldg, New York.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-09-12
Democrats for Good Roads.

The Democratic party at Denver
took the most advanced step yet TAX
en- upon the question of good roads,
by adopting strong plank favoring
federal and state aid to the farmers,
to assist in building permanent high
ways.
Uncle Sam uses 40 per cent. of all
the highways for rural mail delivery,
and as good roads, according to the
postal authorities, will cheaper the
cost of the service 20 per cent, there
is good reason why national aid
should be extended Rural mail deliv-
cry now costs $35.0O0,000 per year,
and this means a saving of $1,000, 900
per year and it will soon be 100000
900. II the government were to issue
$400, 900, 900 of two per cent bonds to
assist building the roads, the saving
on rural delivery would pay the inter.
est ON the bonds. The 100000. 900
would give about $3.50 for every mills
of road used for rural delivery.
The farmer alone cannot build the
roads. They can be built by state aid
and II federal aid were extended also
1t would be easy.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-09-12
pro..e.inn the Farmers.

The price of wool has declined to
about Is cents a pound at Kansas City,
In spite of the tariff protection OF from
10 cents to 80 cents a pound. What is
the matter with the Republican policy
of protection? We are assured by the
Republican platform that the Republi-
can policy of protection gives that Sc
curity against foreign competition to
which American manufacturers, farm
ers and producers are entitled" Still
the price of wool is hardly more, If not
less, than the tariff tax, which can
hardly be what the wool growers think
they are entitled" to, especially as
everything they buy is at price that
the tariff protects the trusts in charg-
ing.
Why does not the Protective Tariff
league explain how. with such enor-
nous protection. the wool growers are
only getting the same price for their
wool as the English wool growers,
under free trade, are getting in com
petition with all the world.
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UNITED PARTY BEHIND sRvAx
Presidential Candidate 10 Assured 81
Hearty Support.

For the first time in IL years the
Democratic party is united in hearty
support of its presidential candidate.
Alton B. Parker, who ran for presi-
dent four years ago, is making
speeches on the Pacific coast in favor
of Mr.. Bryan. He made one last week
in Los Angeles, and now 1t is an
nounced that he will address the peo-
pie of San Francisco.
Four years ago Mr.. Parker had only
Bryan's nominal support, and Bryan
men did not even make a pretense Of
supporting him. The result was that
he carried only the southern states
and was overwhelmingly defeated. II
this year he had refused to take part
in Mr.. Bryan's campaign he could not
have been blamed. E
But Mr. Parker, and with him prob
ably that wing of the party which
heretofore has opposed Bryan, now
forgets the past and takes OFF his coat
for the party candidate. He will do
all in his power to elect Bryan, which
is more than several candidates
against Mr.. Taft at the Chicago con-
vention are doing for the Republican
nominee.-Chicago Journal (lnd)
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Mr.. Bryan's Future Course.

Mr.. Bryan promises not revolution
but reformation. He says he attacks
the wrongs of business and not bust.
ness itself. He believes that the bad
can be destroyed without injury to the
good. He has faith in himself and in
the Democratic party as Instrumental
ties by means of which these ends
may be reached. Where Roosevelt
failed he sees no hope of success for
Taft. On this point of party fitness
and personal fitness, therefore, he
makes the issue. promising detailed
discussion later on of the tariff, the
trusts, the railroads, the banks. labor.
Imperialism, waterways and other
questions Of importance.
Recognizing the political skill dis
played by Mr.. Bryan in this deliver
ance, the World must express regret
that he did not make his speech q
synopsis of rather than a preface to
his views on the questions which are
certain to engage public attention
during the campaign. There is in this
opening utterance a distinct promise
of growth in wisdom and in Democ-
racy. 1t will be well for him, for his
party and perhaps for his country il
the more pretentious deliverances
soon to come shall be in keeping with
it in these respects.-N. Y. World.
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avg Vas NO HAssEES.
Smoking Car just the One Old Woman
Was Looking For.

Madam" said the brakeman as the
train stopped at village station and
a little old woman started to enter
the smoking car, the car back is the
one you want"
How 10 you knos'r she tartly
asked
Because this is the smoking car"
She pushed past him and climbed
up the steps. and after taking q seat
she pulled out and filled a pipe, struck
a match on the sole of her shoe, and
after drawing few. puffs she said to
man smoking cigar across the
aisle:
THAT young Teller out there don't
know half as much as he thinks he
does"
How SOL" was asked.
He took me for an old woman that
had never rode on the cars before, and
told me this was the smoking car"
And you wanted this carr"
why, / never ride in any other
not unless my pipe is broke, my to-
bacco all out and none o. you men,
soiks will lend me cigar"