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TO REGULATE
WIRE COMPANIES
a Bill Prohibiting the Givin. o!
Telegraph Franks Has Been
introduced in Congress.
Special to Graphic.

Cl'SNieti W NIdpllit,
Washington D. G., Feb. 10
Regulation OF telegraph companie,
is next in order, according TO the
program OF Senator la Toilette and
Representative Cary Of Washington
AS first step, they have introduce
ed bill prohibiting the giving OF
telegraph franks to public officer,
prohibiting discrimination in tel@-
graph and telephone rates. and fix
ing requirements for the recording
of all Geographic messages. Rep
Iesentatives Of the telegrapher un-
ion who are in Washington urgin .
the passage Of the LA Follette-CArN
bill point 10 the plans OF the new
telegraph company. the Telepost. III
proof of their assertion that the old
wire companies are tmueting the
public of enormous sums annually.
The Telepos)'s rate IS - cents tol
% cents. without regard to distane
and convincing evideee is produced
to show that a Wy profitable bu.i-
ness can be don at this rate, nsio2
the Delany RAPID automatic system
of sending AM receiving. The at
tention Of CONGRESS- is also drawn
to the fact eat the TeleHosj .9A}-
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One Bottle Cured Grin

MIR. M. D. Wingate, of Petos.
key, Mich, who was laid up
with grip for several weeks.
was completely cured by one
bottle of Duffy's Pure NAL:
Whiskey after other medicines
failed to do him any good.
Mrs. Wingate received more
benefit for throat and lung
trouble from taking Duffy.
Pure Malt Whiskey than from.
all other remedies.
Thousands Of letters like the fol,
lowing are received from grateful
men and women who Cannot So
too much in praise of Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey for the benefits de.
rived from its use.
l wish to tell YOU and the public
what your Pure Malt Whiskey ha,
done for me. Last February | wa,
taken with 4 severe attack of the grip
that laid me up for several weeks. The
doctor gave me his usual remedy 70,
grip, but | did not improve and as
had used several bottles of your Malt
Whiskcy, procured a bottle and took
it according to directions. In day
or two | felt much better and by the
time | had used the one Bottle l was
much stronger. 1t is surely a great
bic and she thinks it has done her more
L, Dn4nrl. ~. NI;cL mil u 1lNT
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HONOR FOR A
WASHINGTON PRIEST

Washington, Feb. S.-Scores OF
prominent men. including Niee-Pres-
ident tairbanks. Speaker Cannon.
Baron Won HengelnulIer. the Aus
trian ambassador. Secretary TAFT.
Secretary Cortelyou. Secretary Bona
parte. Secretary Loeb, Surgeon Cen
eral O'Reiily. Representative John
Sharp Williams, Champ Clark.
Ramsuel and Goulden and Sena-
torsAldrich. Beyeridge. Carter. FL
kins and Scott will tomorrow give
public expression to the esteem i'll
Which the late Father Stafford. rec
ter Of St. Patrick's church. was held
at the national capital.
During his busy career in Wash
inGton. rather Stafford was the
friend and eonfidant Of some Of the
leading men Of the nation, and the
memorial meeting tomorrow has en-
listed TIE attention Of people Of all
@rerds
nh program will consist Of sev-
craJ -holt addresses by well-linoWn
men eulosizina Father Stafford as
. citizen ard friend. as priest. a
patriot, philaHthfopist an orator.
ana H2l3enal character. These
a3.'res2es will be interspersed with
'"-'eir by 81 Patriell,s choir and
nrcbah'Y = section Of the Marine
| bAnd
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bales the same day last year. This
city received more than 10000 bales
OF cotton last year, but ii is figured
that that number will not be reached
this year owing 10 the alleged discrim-
nation Of Tire Arkansas Railroad
Commission against Pine Bluff. Tn
der recent ruling Of that body cot
ton can be shipped to the McGehee
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ing time and time Of receipt at des-
tination on al messages. This will
include; "teleposts. sent by wire
and delivered by mail at the rate
of so words for - cents. rs we'll ;=
kilograms
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Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey

al lt grain great u MALT
food in
T. eff tnc nd vgo~t ntosc an softer b. an dnpt raa
. q w " mos ~
. kp young ANDY vigorous and a OF " o perfect
r a
rdrug, gr rf Dn H eIeybe ouge
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Mrs Bamber@er. mother of Mrs, b.
b. We'll, Who has been in the city for
a few weeks visiting her daughter, re-.
turned 10 her home in Chicago yes
terday
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compress at a better railroad rate thaa
is offered 10 Pine Bluff. TO this is
attributed the present shortage.
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Rocket.

Rocket, Texas, Oct. I've are
having some clear weather and 1t
makes the farmers put long
smiles on their faces.
Crops are fine in this community.
The Rocket Gin company is do
ing a fine business.
Mrs NJ. E. Stewart and niece,
Minnie Coplen, spent Friday in Wax
ahachie with relatives. "a
Mrs. John Wadley Of Oklahoma is
visiting relatives in and near Rock
EFT.
Miss Ruby Harkey of Lancaster
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Rus
Mr. l. d. Stewart made business
trip to Waxahachie Saturday.
Three of Mr.. Henry Pierce's chill
dren are sick, the eldest, Winnie, is
very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Farrar of
Waxahachie spent Sunday night
with DR.. Wadley and wife.
Mrs. Vera Davis of Palmer Is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. S. e. Turnip-
seed.
Quite an excitement occurred
here last Saturday morning by the
little two-year old son of DR.. Wad-
ley getting lost. Several people be-
gan hunting for him, and he was
found on the edge of the creek
bank
Mr, Mack Batcheller of Ferris is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Dr. Aldridge.
Rev. Lindsey Of Red Oak filled
his regular appointment at Chapel
Hill Sunday.
Dr. Wadley and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. George Wadley
of CorintA -
Health@fs very good in this COM
munity at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith went
to Waxahachie Monday.
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pretty days we had last week, gath
ering the fleecy staple. Some few
caught up. Cotton opened faster last
week than it has any time this sea-
son. The Lone Elm gin has been
very busy, running every night until
IL o'clock. Been ginning about 40 to
so bales per day.
Health of the community is still
very bad.
Mr.. Oliver Sullivan is very i'll with
slow fever
Mrs. Brown is on the puny list at
this writing.
There was quite a number from
here In town Saturday shopping.
Mr.. VIII Workman and two
daughters spent Sunday with the
Misses Parrish
Mr.. Edmon Chapman and family
spent Saturday night with G. w.
Chapman. ~:
Miss Vivian East visited Mrs. Par
rish Saturday night.
The two Nash brothers OF East
Texas, who have been picking cot
ton for the writer, have gone home
to enter school.
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CARTWRIGHT.

Cartright Texas, Oct. Every
body is busy these days. Business is
booming and this new weather has
put smile on everybody's face.
Mrs. tiiifyar of Bardwell is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Albert Hale
this week.
Mrs. Dan Barber spent Sunday
Elm Branch. of
Miss Cassie Bruce attended church
at Bardwell Sunday morning.
Eugene Ward of Waxahachie was
visiting in this community Sunday.
Miss Laura Bell King was shopping
in Ennis Saturday.
Jim Seabolt the little son of Mr.
George Seabolt, died Saturday night.
The little boy was only sick few
days.
Miss Florence King visited in Ava
Ion Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hale visited
Mr.. Lewis Hale's family at Elm
Branch Sunday.
The Misses King attended church
at Bardwell Sunday.
Mrs. C. T. Field ofAvalon visited
in this community few days last
week
Mr.. and Mrs M. l.. King visited
at Mr.. C. H. Youngblood's at Ran
kin Sunday.
Health not good.
Mr.. Carriers little boy is very sick.
Miss Bessie Seabolt of Abilene is
visiting her father, Mr.. George Sea-
bolt
Cary Williford went to Ennis Sat
urday
Cotton pickers were plentiful up
to this week. Now there is great
demand for them. The farmers are
paying soc per 100 without board.
We have had plenty of rain and a
norther and are hoping for streak
of pretty weather.
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RED OAK.

Red Oak, Texas, Oct. 5.-The sick
of Red Oak are improving some,
while still more are getting sick. Miss
Lura Phillips is better; Mrs. Marsh
is very sick; Mr. Goodloe is very
sick; Little Mable Goodloe is on the
sick list, Mrs. Medlin is better; Mrs.
Andrews is very sick at this writing.
Mr.. Jack Cavett and Miss Gertrude
Byrum of our little city surprised
their many friends Sunday by their
marriage. Miss Gertrude is nice
young lady, has kind disposition
and is loved by all who know her.
Mr.. Cavett~ is perfect gentleman.
The many friends of the couple take
pleasure in extending to them the
hearty congratulations and wish for
them much happiness. and enjoy
ment. r
Edgar Barker spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
u Mr.. Raymond Smith went to, Dali
las Monday.
Mrs. n. Harrison and children
spent Saturday and Sunday In Wax
ahachie. They were visiting Mrs.
Harriscns father and mother
Miss May Eagle went to Waxaha-
chic Monday.
Miss Ruth Parker called on ye
scribe Sunday evening.
Miss Lille Morris was the guest
CT Miss Burrel Eagle Sunday even
ing.
Miss Cora May Chapman spent
Sunday with Miss Lottie Chapman.
Miss Mary Oldan attended church
at Red Oak Sunday night.
Farmers are picking cotton, but
pickers are scarce
Mr.. Wilson has been attending the
synod at Vernon.
Rev wilkins filled his regular APP
pointment Sunday and Sunday night
with good attendance.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
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RANKIN.

Rankin, Texas, Oct Some
time has passed since We wrote the
news for this place, so some of the
items may be a little old
There has been, and is yet. con-
siderable sickness in this communi-
ty.
Douglas Rains can now walk with
out the aid of crutches
Rolls Rains is Improving, but is
still very weak.
Miss Texas Owens, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever, is now
able to sit up.
Roy Curd is now able to go most
any where. He went to Ennis Mon
day, returning Tuesday, and says he
will be able to do some kind of light
work in a few more weeks.
The Rankin school is progressing
nicely, with a good attendance.
Prof. Jones from Mississippi NOV
ed into our midst last week and is
now occupying the P. l.. Goodwin
house. We welcome him and hope
his stay here will be pleasant and
profitable to himself and lcommuni-
ty.
The present fair weather is favor
able to cotton picking and the gins
are busy
Mr.. Canta Goodwin and his little
boy, H. M, are now in bed with ty-
phoid fever
Rankin hereby claims to have a
champion cotton picker. Last We'd
nesday Mr.. Alden German, who
lives about two miles east of here,
picked 844 pounds. He begun after
good day light, weighed and emptied
his own cotton, stopped for dinner
and quit before dark He was not sick
the next day either, but picked 504
pounds When asked what he could
: do II someone weighed and emptied
for him. he said. II can add another
200" Alden is nineteen, and weighs
A new stock of groceries is now
being put in at Rankin by Mr.. But
Ter. Now II some one would put in
some dry goods Rankin would be a
fine trading place.
The traditional stork visited Prof.
Jones and wife, leaving a fine girl
baby.
Miss Ruth Mabry visited Miss Fife
Conner last Saturday.
Mr. Jones of Memphis, Tenn, has
just arrived and is visiting his bro
Their, Prof. Jones.
Mr. John Moore spent last week
hunting cotton pickers in Southern
Texas.
Mr. Artie German is limping
around on sprained foot.
Mr.. Butler Is moving into the
house that Mr. W. Dawson has been
occupying, while Mr.. Dawson is NOV
ing to Mr. Buffers place.
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DRY BRANCH.

Dry Branch, Texas, Oct. 5.-The
weather is fine now for cotton pick
ing.
Mrs. NJ A. Presley and daughter,
Carrie Ross, of this place, went to
Nash Sunday afternoon.
Grandpa Worsham and Miss The
be Worsham OF Nash were at the
home of J. Presley Sunday.
Miss Chesna Wagner Of Fort
Worth is spending a week at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. |. Cain.
]. Presley Is having lot of fine
feedstuff cut this week.
Mr.. w. r. White went to Nash
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Joe Ross attended church at
Forreston Sunday night.
Mr.. Willie Barlow went to Waxa-
hachie Monday.
The farmers of this community
are hauling the cotton to the gins
this week.
Forreston gin is having lots OF
work to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Cain OF this
place went to Forreston Sunday.
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Mss Florence Grimes to Mr.. Sidney

Miss Florence Grimes to Mr. Sidney
Allen Sunday at s O'Clock p. m. at
the home of the brides father, j. l..
Grimes Miss Florence was loving
and beautiful young lady. We regret
very much to lose her but wish them
much happiness.
Mr.. Reese Sanford was with loved
ones here Sunday.
Mr.. James Patton and family were
visiting Mrs. Patton's father. Mr..
Watt Curry, of Buena Vista Satur-
day.
Mr.. C. A. Carder and family were
at services at Sardis Sunday.
Miss Mollie Holmes has been with
her sister and family. Mrs. Earl Rob-
erts, at Midlothian last week They
have fever.
Mr.. Felix Vincent and family vis-
tied at Cedar Hill Sunday.
Rev. J. J. Delk is on fishing trip
to Club Lake with Mr.. Bill Treece
and other Dallas county friends this
week. sf
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A HARD STRUGGLE.
Many Waxahachie Citizen Finds
me Struggle Hard.

MANY WAxAnacnle Clt1Zen tInOS
me Struggle Hard.
With back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disord-
ers.
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you
Henry Owens, 313 E. Elm street,
Hillsboro, Texas, says: II had occas-
ional attacks OF kidney trouble that
were most distressing. My back
would become so lame that / would
have to lay off from work and many
times I would come home in the
evening with my back SO lame and
painful that l could scarcely sit
down. II stopped such sharp pains
would dart through my body that
could scarcely refrain from crying
out. The kidneys were too frequent
in action and on account Of this,
would have to get up during the
night. The remedies and doctors pre-
scriptions l used gave but little re-
lief and became discouraged. l fin
ally had Doan's Kidney Pills
brought to my attention and procur-
ed a box. They did what everything
else had failed to do, giving me re-
lief from backache and restoring my
kidneys to healthy condition.
have since had no attacks of this
trouble and give all the credit to
Doan's Kidney Pills. /"
Plenty more proof like this from
Waxahachie people. Call at B. w.
Fearis' drug store and ask what GUS
toners report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
and take no other. d&w12
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A jewelers. Experience.

G. r. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1860
Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind,
writes: II was SO weak from kidney
trouble that / could hardly walk a
hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's
Kidney Remedy cleared my complex
ion, cured my backache and the ir-
regularities disappeared, and I can
now attend to business every day.
and recommend Foley's Kidney
Remedy to all sufferers, as it cured
me after the doctors and other rem
edjes failed" B. w. Fearis. o
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BARDWELL.

Bardwell, Texas, Oct. 6.-Henry
Loveless, who is attending school at
Waxahachie, has been visiting
friends and relatives at this place.
Little Gladys, the daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Stovall, is very low
with diphtheria.
Miss Rosa Muirhead OF Push Col
lege visited Misses Laura and Gus
sic Miller Sunday.
Miss Susie Loveless visited Miss
Mabel Kitchen Sunday.
Miss Siddie Baker visited Misses
Birdie and Mary Robertson Sunday.
There was party at Mr.. Caudle 8
Saturday night.
Rev. l.. B. Jenkins of Maypearl
filled his appointment, Sunday.
, Miss Lizzie Caudle has been visit
ing at Waxahachie the past week.
George Render, who is attending
school at Lancaster, visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
There was singing at Mr.. Tip
Vines Sunday night.
Both gins are kept busy, as the
people are gathering their crops fast.
There Is a new school building go
ing up at this place, also two dwell
ing houses.
Miss Elsie Gray visited Miss Gus
sic Miller Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller visited Mrs.
Adrian Wilmington Saturday after
noon.
Miss Estelle Harris and Miss Beu-
lah Mills visited Misses ROxie and
Laura Gray Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lille Robertson visited Mrs.
Wilmington Saturday.
Misses Miller visited Misses Rob-
ertsons Saturday evening.
Miss Susie Loveless visited Miss
Sallie Maselety Saturday.
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>>>>><>>>>>>>>>>,
NEWS OF THE STAGE,
Q q q q q q

Tim Murphy will be seen at the
opera house on October 18th in his
celebrated comedy Cupid and the
Dollar. The lcturn OF this genial
comedian is one of the chief joys of
the year. 1t would be hard to con-
ceive of theatrical season without
this artist Yet he came very near re-
naming all the year In New York.
One of the best known American
managers offered him contract for
thirty weeks on Broadway In his
well. established successes at terms
which would equal Mr.. Murphy's
large profits on tour. The bait was
alluring and the comedian dallied
with the temptation for weeks but
finally declined, and the terms of his
letter reveals the heart of the man
and his attitude towards his great
friendly public.
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VIII some one come to the aid OF
the charity committee and give some
clothing for little sick baby fifteen
months old. Anything for baby will
be acceptable, but especially a wool
EN- underskirt or undershirt. Please
let Us hear from you at once. Phone
225 old phone and we will be glad
to call for any article you will give.
Committee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-07
Eoleys
Kidney
Remedy

Cures Backache, Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
It corrects irregularities.
strengthens the kidneys 50 they
will eliminate the impurities
from the blood and tones up
the whole system.
Commence taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy at once and
avoid Bright's Disease or Dia.
betes. 50. and 500 bottles.
Ii. w. FEARIS.
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LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch, Texas. Oct, g.
Health of community very good.
Work is plentiful and the farmers
have advanced very nicely with their
gathering.
We are sorry we have lost the es-
teemed family OF Mr.. o. A. Finley
during the school. They live In the
city.
Loving friends and relatives wit
messed the beautiful marriage Of
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Marvin Eagle died one day last
week.
Or, Davis, Doss Byrum, sumner
Medlin, Hilman Hartline and Carl
Medlin attended the fair at San An
tonic last week
Mr. Billy Powell and Mr.. Ed Lane
went to WaXahachie Monday.
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Business Notice.

We have sold the stock OF livery
belonging to the PattonKennedy
Livery company to Robert Harrison,
and all accounts are to be paid by us.
All bills due said company are to be
paid to us.
We take this method of thanking
the public for their liberal patronage
with the new firm. We assure them
courteous treatment in the future.
BOB KENNEDY, Manager.
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Odd Fellows Notice.

All members of the degree stan OF
Waxahachie Lodge No. 80, l., o. Q.
F., are requested to meet at the hall
Wednesday night for rehearsal.
All members of the lodge are re-
Quested to be ON hand.
SAM CAUTHEN, Captain.
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Referring to the above we desire
to say that we will continue the bust
ness at the same stand under the
name of the Waxahachie Livery and
ways be our purpose to keep the bust
ness up to its former high standard
of general efficiency. Mr.. J. H. King,
who has had several years experience
in the livery business at San Angelo,
will have charge of the business and
will devote his best efforts to giving
the public . satisfactory service. A
continuation Of your patronage 10
solicited ROBERT HARRISON.
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Money to Loan.

On farms. Vendors lein notes
taken up and extended with option
OF paying part each year. Also farm
and city property for sale. II
o. H. CHAPMAN & co.
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Notice to Adelpl1laus.

A meeting of the Adelphian club
II hereby called for Wednesday
evening, October 7th at 8 o'clock.
N. s. MIDDLETON, Prest.
So GEO. L. GRIFFIN, Secy. asa
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LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Texas. Oct. Ear
mers made good time OF the few
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Want ads. time savers and mons7
makers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-07
LOOKS FOR FIRE
AND BIRTHSTONE
Rev. DR.. Short of This City
Makes GreWSome Predic-
ton as to Our Fate.
Especial to The Herald. }

= Cincinnati, Sept. 8. - DIR. Francis =
y Methodist Episcopal church in Salt =
Lake City. Utah, who is in Cincin- =
= natl raising funds to help the Meth \
4 odist church in the Mormon state, y
y declared today that Utah, and par \
= ticularly Salt Lake City. Is the =
y Sodom and Gomorrah of America =
\ and predicted that Salt Lake City 4
+ will be destroyed befor, five years \
y are over in manner similar to the \
4 destruction of the two wicked cities \
= in biblical times. =
\ The Rev. DIR. Short occupied the y
\ pulpit in the Walnut HIS M. +. \
y church here this morning. and in the =
y course of his sermon on Method y
\ ism in Utah" he referred TO the wick \
\ edness of Utah. According to the =
\ Rev. DIR. Short, Atlantic City. N. j.. i
\ called "saturnalia of vice. by Gov y
i ernor Fort of New Jersey. Is as =
\ Sunday school compared to a saloon y
= in comparison to Salt Lake City. The =
! law against plural marriage. he says. \
= is openly defied and many Mormons y
! are openly living with from two to j.
4 dozen wives Methodist ministers =
! there are not regarded as preach \
= ers, but as missionaries. and the =
! Methodist churches as missions To- \
! night the Rev. MFR. Short occupied i
! the pulpit In St Paul's church, one =
\ of the largest in the city. 4
t<ffcfvrrTrr<<
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Friendly Rivalry.
WILL SUPPORT Mr.. BRYAN
Edward M. Shepard, Close Friend of
Grover Cleveland, Issues
Strong Statement.

New York, Sept. edward NJ. Shep-
pard, We'll known in the past as a
Cleveland Democrat. and prominent in
tariff reform agitation, today issued a
statement announcing his intention of
supporting William J. Bryan for the
presidency. Mr.. Sheppard says he is
unable to see how Americans who
cherish the traditions and beneficient
Democracy represented by Grover
Cleveland can do otherwise than sup
port Mr.. Bryan"
In making this declaration he is In
no way deferred by Cleveland's article
published after his death, which Mr..
Sheppard declares was not prepared for
the campaign and the issues it now
presents. No such conclusion as that
Mr. Cleveland intended to support Mr..
Taft and oppose Mr.. Bryan can be ar
rived at. argues Mr.. Sheppard, from
reading of the article in question.