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The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-07
To OUR OUT OF TOWN SUBSCRIBERS.

With recent ruling of the Postmaster General NeWs Will have to discontinue all papers sent through mn nal where subscribers in arrears. E e oroer went into effect January 190S after which Tree @ months allowed renewal subscrip- I !" ne Daily News and one year to the Weekly News S S4c subscribers not paid in advance of that It mas been pleasure heretofore of The News to oreull to such subscribers it deemed worthy of ' ana m some instances we have doubt it may have some Httle accommodation to subscribers After o alO mas expired we feel that subscribers will ap- e e the extreme necessity part of conforming me regulation by disseminating their subscrp ob pon % eNplratlon. In doing it is matter about sca nave neither discretion option, the post NJ. a runng making it imperative
 ya t en sm complimentary copies be sent. We shall Her tl onow the ruling of the poStoice department mot afford to do
 The Departments Ruling. tune will be allowed publishers to secure re eS, ~ suoscrlptions, but unless subscriptions ex- thin tt " eo alter the term for which they paid, m "e following periods:
 Dalles, within three months;
 TT Weeklies, within six months
 Weekes, within year;
 66ehfmonthies within three months;
 ool'monthies, within six months; ley shah Quarterlies within six months
 cono counted in the legitimate list of subscribers maimr =. eu on account thereof shall not be accepted nd hn, " tue second class postage rate of cent age rat nay De mailed at the transient second class reof nroi one cent for each four fraction
 ''iu oy stamps affixed.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-07
Not a DoQ Fancier.

Which do you like best. pugs or dachshunds?"
 Il never eat sausage" Post. LiCHT ON FIELDS OF BATTLE,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01

- ssala aat nM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01
a Golden Meddlna

Means that man and wife have nv.
% to a good old age and consequently
have kept healthy. The best way 10
'hsep healthy Is TO see that your liver
dofa IFS duty ssS days ont Of sss
The only way to DO this Il to keep
BaI.aTd's Herblne In the house and
take Il whenever your liver gets IN.
active, 80 cents per bottle. sold by
w NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01

proceedings Of this whether
through sincerity or curiosity It can.
NOT be said. for many were interested
IN both ways
Mr. Sheppard enjoys the confidence
Of mary Of the people OF Gainesville.
and be viii be gladly welcomed upon
his return TO the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01

n am about said tle speaker. 80
tell stsy which bSieve Is new u
most u yoqi'
"Gee.~ Interrupted a little man at|
the end "a she bannut hall shat fei
low woal believe anthlngr'- Chicago
Rscori-E rald
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01
a HAPPY WEDDING.
Two Popular Young People o. la
Crosse Join Hearts and Hands.

Crosse Join Hearts and Hands.
Lacrosse, June sO. Mr.. Aiger Ca
son and Miss Jodie Cox were married
at the home Of the brides parents
one mile east Of Lacrosse sunday az.
rernoon. az 4 O'Clock
The bride was aressed IN d very
becoming dress Of cream silk null,
trimmed IN dainty silk lace; while
the groom wore handsome suit Of
Shepherd checks
As appropriate music was being
played, the little dover girls, EIloIse
Cox and sallie Lou CasoD. marched
through the haII to the front veranda
and stopped Just outside the beauti
full arch OF evergreens.
The bride and groom came next,
and stood directly under the arch,
while Rev. r. NJ. Hartman spoke the
solemn words that made them man
and wife.
The decorations were pretty III.
deed. The arch was made Of bamboo
and CEDAR sprinkled with dainty
white flowers. Just in the center Of
the arch hung large bouquet OF
beautiful roses.
The spacious front yard was deco
rated with several pots Of palms and
gave the appearance Of a fairyland.
The color scheme Of green and
white was beautifully carried out.
There we're many useful gifts or
cut glass, china, siIverware and
linen.
On last Wednesday evening the
young people Of Lacrosse and neigh.
boring community gave the bride a
shower. After gathering at the home
of a friend to finish the arrangements
for the surprise, they proceeded to
the home OF the brides parents, and
many useful presents were bestowed
upon her. Those arranging Tor the
shower took cake and cream. and 70
the evening was very pleasantly
passed away. l.
Among the large number Of reIa,
tlyea and friends present were the
and Captain Jack Carter.
great grandfather Of the bride. Cap
tain Carter n ninety-fonr years old
and the couple feel specially honored |
AZ having him present.
After literally covering the happy |
couple with rice and Offering con.
ordinations. the crowd left for home
The numerous friends Of these
Young folks wish for them man, LONG
years OF happiness.
Other Notes.
The Odd Fellows Lodge OF La.
Crosse elected the following officers
Saturday nisht. j. y, Parker. N. @. n
w J. Carter. v. c.; d. d. Weeks. sec.
rotary; ,. G. Harris. treasurer. The
lodge Is IN fine condition. and be
Ing one Of the youngest In the state.
L has the distinction Of being one Of
The best.
Recent rains have given new hops
70 the farmers. and the yield Of the
present crop win be much better than
was first expected.
r, A. Williams OF Crystal River Is
,n a visit to his parents. Mr.. wili
ans II one Of the prominent business
men Of Crystal River. and his friends
have raeontlv afaetaf htr, ~ 81. oes.a II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01
S. +. SHEPPARD
is NOT GUILTY
wAs cAARaEp wIrA sLAcKMAIL

TX.
N'reAseo - 1e'"''s"9 ~ $500
Sheriff from Hlllsooro County 70
Connection with Threatening let
Ter which Had Been Mailed.
Il Xxx n,
anpr 49, ne ~, ~ ~ 4.
Wv" 4ne w 49,, st,r ~ w
aA'n 3 20 49,
rms was the telegram received lase
TUESDAY AFTERNOON py : p Ma'pnulS
o. TINS city e was rom tne man
VINO was arrested mere SasnEaay ~
deputy snsrim Mclam q hlllsDoso
county ehafseo VITA uslns ln1 i'n'l.
ior p'acAma'''ns pufpeAes ann wno
was @hen 70 LAmpa SasuTpAg n'sns'
FF'sncs 2. nh SusppAfof Mno ~
waSS s'nAn tAAnsn snAs snelv was So.'v
MISUNDERSTANDING ~nu Inat ~ was
NV sn.,N y ~ 0pas ~ 49, 1919 ~
~ " ,sAFn 'nas enc 'oan NAG pygn
se'saasu. - encss w. ~ ss'usnSs
g1Upusev aha'h's n'D' y 'ne ps'i'aF
AAIy nsAslns
~ aceoune 2. sne A1sess - sDep'
pAsu nan s ~ Apps.seu ~
psasS snus Dnsppasu Dssa'"s 'n',m"ss
w,'n " man ~ w name q n III
s'1n's WY . NV w.'n MY
'Nnp'g la0'n 'o"'A s'osiua Apvus
sN.t a@0 Ahu openF" Fv7sauFant
ms s.nAl ssOCesy - sne corner p
vossn vAsasn ano We. v 4 ssrss1s
:. 's.Ass aA'pu 1a'ns.1'ne' aAny ~. y
NV =. I1''ens ssas' $1,000 q gu''us
ulmsh nAsh' ssoisA o w. -
IA1so' asmanaeu tnas sl'VvV Oe us'
po.iIsa ~ lnlief BROS Hank AZ this
p ,,.. 2 NC c.eui' o. =. >, Fleming
w ..., snlFty days q o.. tUimerO
~. INV ans nouses ' wou.e oe burned, and
tnAs timer would "aie ny the lishs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01
FoURTH or JULY WARNING.
sohss Timely Advice. From the state
Board OF Health.


sonss Timely Aavlcs' From the state
Board Of Health.
The following was sent 10 The sun
BY the state Board OF Health az Flor
ida with the request that same be-
published.
Warning 10 Parents. Phyalcians,
and Others; The Fourth OF July Is
drawing near.
The day when people celebrate.
While celebrating they sometimes
sustain injuries
And this h more frequent occur
renee than we usually suppose.
IN lD6a there were 44i9 Injuries IN
shc United States received celcbrat.
lng, ~ these te6 died.
Ten persona lost both eyes.
seventy,hye people lost one eye.
Fitty four lost a lex or an arm.
Lock.iaw resulting from injuries
caused aOs deaths.
Now locklaw Is preyentable dls.
ease, u cannot be cured. but Il can
be prevented.
Il Is technically called tetanus and
"a due 70 the tetanus bacillus.
This germ. or mlcrobe Il found
normally in the intestine o. the horse.
and frequently In che COW. Hence
street dirt and the dirt about barns
and stables, is specially liable to
have tho tetanus bacillus present,
When wound Is sustained. though
Il may be small. n the tetaa - 'Oacll
has gains entrance. 4 begins 70 grow
and elaborate gesln.
This wouad may get wen while this
IL golng ON, end little more d thou IN,
u Il tlli lock.iaw superSenea.
Then 4 Il eternaliy too late.
|. The time 10 prevent lock.law h
llalen the injury u hrst sustained.
N dirty wounds should 81 thor.
q la gcleaned arst % all. Then a
ree 81 ,nPtlsetahle serum ttetanus
ma from y. Acald 30 glven.
caused =, especially to wounds
diroctian street or hArnyard
or 49,. ~ toy a n ana
e IS ::i
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-01

Fhs Caosf MasS' ~ gtemoyea. sense
Nay Win panaEuR.
tsgs 49, srm that tAusea asndruE
al Az - salansaa IVA win have
- tdsnr. and Yegt hair mus
~ ,ps'g Nswtrf HsFpioae
p ntniHe % 1artlua eerm
IA pa q also . asaft aellght.
~. So ar fqgaar ta3lst Sc
NJ lFeueFaf,sa "a % ttA
) of 8gmeyieF ere eaosrur
tn isfnRsln kespsNtss
"a as1 uae'emrta O.
aefgsisE sla.@ea 20
Flii nss o. its werK "a
~ SNa ~ leaaea
IA ~ Is tiae.ps for sara
o,fi1e Ca netst snsa
80 csaa an1 n6a
= ~. En..aa4.a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-02
kashnnir Electricitx.

The Vale of Kashmir is one of the
spots on the earth that poetry has fixed
most conspiciously in the imagination,
and tho thought of it's invasion by the
electric engineer must forcibly strike
the reader with sort OF surprise. The
reader will also agree that for a pure.
wholesome table beverage, nothing can
equal golden grain belt beer. Serve
this delicious liquid bread with your
meals and you put health and strength
into your system Order of your
nearest dealer or be supplied by Max
Kalbrener, Moorhead
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-02
YOUNG man ARRESTED

Z
Grand Forks, N. d., Sept 2s.-Alvin
Wick was arrested at Minot after a
weeks search and charge of burglar
izing the Stewart meat market in this
city, has been placed against him. Dep
uty Sheriff Johnson went to Minot to
secure the prisoner who will be return
ed to the city this evening. Wick Is
about 22 years OF age and has been
employed from time to time at the
Stewart market
The burglary for which Wick has
been arrested occurred about week
ago. the till being rified Of it's con-
tents, a little more than s4 in cash
being secured Entrance was gained
to the building through the rear. The
burglary had been kept quiet during
the week in order that Wick might be
captured. The formal charge against
Wick Is larceny.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-02

To those afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble, backache, rheuma tisna.
Pineules for the kidneys brings relief
In the first dose. Hundreds Of people
today testify to their remarkable heal
Ing and tonic properties. 30 days
trial s1.00. They purify the blood
Sold by Mcdonald Drug Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-02
Discusses the Tariff.

At the conclusion of Mr.. Taft,s
speech at the Y. M G. Ia, the presi-
dental nominee was taken to Jacks
roller rink where he was given another
tremendous ovation. Judge Taft's
speech follows:
Ladies and gentlemen: / am glad to
know by the number of times / have
heard my first name that / have good
many relatives and intimate friends
here. ] don't know how this speaking
by chunks five minutes here, fifteen
miutes there and fifteen minutes al
another place will affect the audience
Whether ! dare repeat myself Is Q
question that / dare rot answer.
II am going to invite your attention
this time to the treatment of the farm
ers by the republican party and to the
tariff as 1t affects them. In 1892 the
people Of the United States voted to
put in power democratic president
democratic senate and q democratic
house of representatives. One OF the
most prominent, able and enthusiastic
democrats, member of the great ways
and means committee, was William
Jennings Bryan. The ways and means
committee, OF which he was member
devised bin for the purpose of chang
ing the system of customs taxes from
protective system ais 1t had been nnd-
er General Harrison, under the McKin-
ley bill, to revenue tariff bill. called
the German Wilson bill.
"In 1893, Immediately after the cleo
ton of Mr.. Cleveland, and before ths
Mckinley tariff bill was repealed there
came a panic and that led our demo!
cratic friends to seek to escape re-
sDonsibility for the panic which follow.
Led and the financial depression BY say
ing that the panic came before the Nc,
fSinley bill had been 1~Uealed. But th,
democratic platform promised to til,
! people that the revenue tariff bill
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06


"ConsumptioR had me IN its grasp;
and | had almost reached the iuhiii-
Ing of place when I was advised T.,
try DIR. Kings New Discovery; and l.
want to say right now, it saved my
life. Improvement began with the
lrst bottle, and after taking onss
dozen hotties was a well and hap
ny man again says George Moore.
Ot Grimeslan,l, N. &. As n remedy
for coughs and colds and healer 'ol
weak. sore lungs and for preven ting
pneumonia New Discovery. 10 su-
prems. Soc and $1.00 at W. j. Hughes
Trial bottle free.
wish that might talk with i
sick ones about the actual cause
Stomach. Heart and kidney ailment {,
To explain In person how weak
!, Stomach nerves leads to Stoniacf
| weakness, am sure would lntsres,
sI. And 10 IN the same with veal
Heart or weak Kidneya. This y
/ why my prescription-Dr. Shoop,'
J Hcst0rative--so promptly reache'
ailments OF the Stomach. Heart am
kidneys. Itis wrong to drnG th'
Stomach or stimulate the Heart oi
Kidneys. These weak inside nerves
simply need more strength. NV Ne
I, storative Ia the only prescriptioi
made expressly for these nerves
Next 20 seeing you personally, VII
be to mail you free, my new bnokie
entitled, what To Do". viii als'
send samples oi my Restorative -
well. Write for the hook to-day II
will surely interest you Address Dr
Shoop. Box 8, Racine, Wiz. Sold D!
W. j. Hughes q Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

TIE Death Valley Magazine, which
10 publishing the Lie Of death Val.
Icy Scotty" Walter Scott. the mys.
terious cowboy-miner who 10 said 90
have hidden treasure vaults I'm Death
Valley, and who purchases railroad
trains and scatters money from the
Pacific TO the Atlantic, has remark
able premium offer to subscribers.
The price OF the Magazine 10 $i.0o n
year. TO every paid up subscriber
tor one year the publishers give q
certificate for fivs shares Of stock. OF
the par value OF $l.00 each. In the
Death Valley Mining & Exploration
Company. The price Of the Maga-
sine and the ave shares OF etock give
you ak dollars for one.
The Death Valley Magazine 10 the
most Interesting publication Of the
WeSt Besides publishing the lie Of
the famous Scotty In serial form. ev-
cry Issue contains thrilling and pa
thetic stories Of Death Valley and the
Great American Desert. with actual
photographs Of the scenes.
Send $LO0 at once. ar write for
sample copy and particulars to the
Death Valley Publishing Co.. Rhyo-
lite, Nevada.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

lyI. 2. lseel,r II IN town to-day.
w. j. Hughes is, q the sick Hat.
Mrs. H.. l,s farren is ON the silk
list.
John Nelson went to .Kimball
Thussday.
rsank Hsarsehssa went to Kim
ball Tuesday.
Nj. Finucans was down from
i.Duntan Saturday.
J. w. Parmeiy 10 driving the Cham-
berlain stage this week.
I. A. Hubbard has two work
ssams and = fine driving team for
sale.
". j. Foreman. OF wausa. Neb..
was in the Valley the nrst oi the
week.
We do hand engraving OF all kinds.
Disbrow &Co.. Kimbaii. Leave at
this Office. .@~.y , -
n. w, Lanes nomination hs Agent
at Crow creek was sent TO the SEN
ate by the president last week.
DR.. j. w. Clevenger, resident dem
tist, Chamberlain. South Dakota
Office over Il. +. Scott's drug store.
There will be q meeting Of the
Roosevelt-Taf club Of Buffalo coun-
ty Saturday afternoon. All repub-
licans are urged to be present. :
Attention Ladies'! We can have
your coats skirts or JACKIE tailored
at very reasonable price. Ask to
see ourcounter book. Fraser Bros.
Another car OF telephone poles ar
rived at Washington Springs for the
Telephone Company and several
teams went over Wednesday To haul
them over.
r. A. LAWYER was down from
Duncan Monday. Frank Is the pre-
cinct committeeman for the Roose-
velt-Taft club OF Buffalo county and
is rustling names in his precinct.
The republican state convention
to elect delegates to tho national
convention will be held ut Huron on
April 7th. and the other republican
state convention will be at Mitchell
on July 14th.
Maj. II. d. Chamberlain, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Armstrong and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. douglass composed the
Crow Greek party that went to Nit
cliell Wednesday 70 hear Senator
Kitsrcdge. .-Chamberlain Register.
Notwithstanding the cold weather
there was a good attendance ut the
literary last saturday night and q
good program was rendered. Phe
next meeting viii be held on Febru-.
AIRY Is. and u Washington and Lin
coin program has been prepared for
this meeting.
This not being . very busy season
In our repair work. we are especially
prepared TO look after the wants OF
people OF she neighboring towns
We have an expert jswelerman who
guarantees all work, Give us n trial
and I've convinced. Disbrow & Co..
Kimball. Leave at this Office. ..
Two car loads OF poles for the new
extensions of the telephone lines have
already been rtceived and another
ear IL expected the last Of the week:
and che wire and phones and other
material will probably be here with
In fsw days Most Of she holes are
dug and with q littie good weather
the three new lines viii DO In opera.
tion In n short time.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
Puhlic Esies.

Feb. 20. 1908;
W. n. Robinson will sell At auction
Stock. Machinery and Household
goods. SEQ bills. Beetle & Schmiit.
aiictioneera. Two miles north and
one mile east Of Vega. .,
tg ------ - ~
Feb. -, 1858:
Haffman & Halyerson will sell At
auction go head OF cattle. 80 horses
and colts. and Farm Machinery. Six
miles porfh nnA two miles east o;
kimball. Sse bills. Besbe & Schmi6s, {,
auctioneers.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

Stop that tickling Coughl DR..
Shoop's Cough t'ure will surely stop
10, .Dnd with perfect safety. If IL ~,
thtN0ughly harmless. that DR.. Sho, .
tells mOtheye to nse nothing elke ev,
with very young babiss. The whok.
some green leaves and tender ssems
aof Q lnng healing mountainous shurh
furnish the curative properties To iIr
Sho"p's Cough Cure. It Gains the
cough. and heals tho sensitive bron.
chial membranes. No opium, M
chloroform. nOshing harsh uA+d 10
iu1ure or suppress Demand DR.
ehoop's. Take. M, other. sold by
W. j. Hughes 4 Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

Nafghborheod Favorite.

Mrs. l.. H.. Charles. Of Hart,or.
Maine, speaking of Electric Ritters
says: 1T 10 n nrighborhood fayorIts
here with us." lt deserves To be a
,a~Qrite everywhere. It gives quick
,rcita In dyslrpda, liver complaint.
Sidney arrangement. n,alnutfition.
nervousness and general debility.
les action.0n the blood. "a thor
ough purifier makes IL especially use.
fnl aa n spring medicine. This grand
alternative tonic In sold under guar
antee at w. J. Hughes stose. Soc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

4. \. lloper. OF Marille, N. Y. .sRys:
81 nm n carpenter and have had
many severe cuts healed 10y buckIen's q
Arnica Naive. Jt has Aaved nie suf-
feping and Collars. It In ,hy far tho
irat heAl,tsg sAlve Ihave veevepfound.' .
iiral~ burns. sores. uicars, ievsr sorss
esrsnsA and piles. 5se NJ w. J.
HnHhsst
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

The schools of Mrs. J. +. ziebact
and Mrs X. K. Swartout viii give q
program and novelty social at the
Gam Valley school house Friday
evening, Feb. 18th. Everyone come
Ladies' please bring dishes TOR swo
plates, knives and forks. spoons and
cups. Refreshments furnished by the
two sehosls served at n lunch coun.
ter at reasonable prices. You are
liable oTcatch . whale or NEST n ny,
thing for 10c Mt the FISH pond and
may meet Ut. valsAtine al, the Post
Office.
Ladies bring your small change "a
there will he the chance of your III.
time at the bargain counter. Re
member this IN leap ranr. .,
Mrs. r. Z SwARToUT:
MRs. i. K. ZiEBACH.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

Dr.. J f. Skinner will be NJ the
Gam Valley hotel on Saturday Feb.
18th to test eyes and fit giaeses. II
there 10 anyone who cannot go 20
the hotel and will drop the Doctor
a line at the postofflce he will call
and see tham. Weak eyes and near
sighted people speciality. :
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
10 Excha.se Ror Rdraio cosnsy
Land.

/
!: An ideal home. OF 200 acres, where
business, educational-, and ts,sasial
privileges are plentiful, x ,pne to
school. IL miles TO good town. Jpst
the place for someone tired of from.
tier life. Would want In exchange
500 to $40 acres improvsd land, wont
object to location II Htiiete Is plenty
OF water and price right. Give legal
numbers of'land and fun description
OF improvements and your price in
first letter and receive the same from
me. .'&A'7~'.. -. : .
' GEoRsE srARKEY,: 2,
~. Farmer, South Dakota. .
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
vor Sale, !. Z
Full b,oodsd Plymouth Rdck roos.
ters for saic. Inqulrs:of: 4.


To buy corn and spelts gS market
price. TO be delivered at Model Ranch
three miles east Of Gam va sy:~. 1
| J: A. JoHSsos.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
ro Meuf or Sell,

80 xIemS or DeAA. =
Three room houss iu sscd repair.
Tor sale or rent ON the MafganaI
farm. =. -. -. s.:...'s'l ,.... !. y !,
FRANK MARsaEsAI. 4:
a ~. Duncan, IS: u:
Evening journal., 1908-08-13
MR.. GRAY AT LINCOLN.

n OR time we feared that Mr.. John C. Gray,
= of this city, had been dropped out of the
deck in the shuffling of the Democratic political
cards, but we are glad to know that this isn't
true. Among the distinguished Democrats at the
Bryan notification exercises was Mr. Gray, of this
city and thus again is Delaware sitting calmly
and sedately where the political wind is blowing.
Mr.. Peter ]. Ford did not feel called upon to
make the trip to Fairvew to inform Mr.. Bryan
OF something that he already knew about and
so he generously turned that honor over to Mr..
Gray. We believe that Mr.. Gray is thoroughly
enjoying his stay in the West. Mr.. BRYAN has
the finest horses, the best blooded cattle the most
noted chickens in Nebraska, and they will be
feast for a lover Of such things, as Mr.. Gray is
The confab between Mr.. Cray and Mr.. Bryan
must be about things other than politics Mr.
Bryan should treat none of his visitors better
than he does Mr.. Gray, because Mr. GRAY has
consistently walked the Bryan tight rope in Della
ware without even needing the help of pole 70
keep his balance
We think that among other topics that Mr. GRAY
should discuss with Mr.. Bryan is an endeavor
to elevate the old Democratic rooster to its
former place liberalization in Democratic lore. In
the hands of the funny men the rooster has been
supplanted by the donkey. And who is more
suited to bring about the change than Mr.. Cray?
On his home farm in Bridgeville Mr. Cray has
some OF the finest fowls in the State, one partic-
ularly promising, 10 pound Buff Orpington
rooster which crowed so Justify an old Demo-
cratic crow the other night that the folks over
at Sand Hill camp thought Gabriel was blowing
his trumpet
The only thing we understand that prevented
Mr.. Gray from taking this rooster to Fairview
to show Mr.. Bryan what the Democratic mascot
should be- is the fact that the bird is of golden
color and of course Mr.. Bryan would have moth
ing but silver Wynaottes at Fairview