davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-04
Concerning the Democratic Appeal
to American Farmers.

Doesn't this violent appeal which
the democrats, in their effort to raise
campaign funds, are making to the
farmers of the country smack some
what of bare-faced etIrontery:
They are not only asking the men
who till the soil and who are the back
bone of America for their moral sup
port, but the democrats in their frenzy
would have the agriculturists believe
that it is incumbent on them to sup
port Bryan financially as well.
Why? What has the democratic
party ever done for the farmers Of the
the United States that they should be
appealed to and almost told that it is
their duty to swell the funds of the
Bourbons
Why the farmers should be made to
paw tribute TO the democratic party is
not plain unless it be on the principle
Of licking the hand that smote them.
There is not single instance in the
history of this country where agricul-
ture has been benefited by democratic
rule, but there is plenty of evidence to
show that the farmers have often been
ruined by the maladministIation of
that party.
The last time the farmers came near
going to the demnition bow-bows was
under democratic rule. We need not
go back far to show that nearly every
farm in the United States was mort
gagged and every farmer on the verge
of bankruptcy. The facts can be had
for the asking, If there is anyone to
dispute the statement.
This is not the specious pleading of
a campaign orator Or of someone try
ing to delude the unwary. The as
sertion here made can be backed by
the records found in the archives of
the Agricultural department at Wash
ington.
The best friend the farmer in this
country ever had in power is the re-
publican party. There are thousand
reasons why the agriculturists should
support the republican nominees, but
not one for their lending either moral
or financial support to the democrats.
Sacramento (Cal.) Union.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital OutOrlzadO S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rOllI.
zadO S3l5 532.98, U. Sc.
DE PUERTO. r
Operaoiones cue reoZisa:

PF6StamOS: Con garantias personales, con
Oolaterales, y con hipotecas cortO y large
plazO sobre fincas risticRs.
DssOueRtos: De girOs, pagsres, y Obllgs
clones cOmerciaIes q cOrtO plaZo.
GITOs Sobre Espa1s, New York, Paris
LOndres y HamburgO.
GlrOs pOF CahIs 5Obre New York y Ma.
drid!
GusntaS COnsnIss Con interes de Up. m
nual dispOnibles la vista por cheques.
lmpOsIOIOnss plazO flo: Con interes de a 2
p 3 annual seg1n tempo.
SeOOiOn dc ahOrrOS: ImposiciOnes sobre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts 1000 con inteTese
al 6 p 3 annual.
Cubranzas: Por cuenta agena con Comi-
sion m1nima de cObro. Sin comision para
los coTrientistas.
Dap6stOs: De elective valores.
Gamble de- mORedas: De todos los pafses.
VsRla dc O6dulaS hipOiaCaTlas: La mejor in.
version en- Puerto Rico, interes z p. 8 pa
gadero por cupones semestrales.
Vania de- fInOas: Dando facilidades para ell
pago, en- las jurisdiCciones de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenss, Aibonito, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales. Corozal, Qua
yamR, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, LOLA, Manatf,
Maricao, NaranjitO, Patillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabucoa Yauco.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.
DsBlFlinGEto dol Interior do Puerto RItO.
BUREAU DE OBRAS PUBLICAe
OfOinas del Superintendent.

s. n Juan, P. R. Mayo 4 de 1908
PToposiCiones en- pliegoH Cerrsdos para
lR adjudication en- pdb!ica Hubauta de Ia
construction de 6.5 kil6metroa, mas me
nos, de IA csTretsrR No. 16 Ysuco Care
teVo No. IA, Sscci6n Kma. 9.5 IS se sd.
mitiT6n On ssts Ofcins haEta iaB 10 2. m
del dis Is dc Mayo, 1908, en- qua Sc abri
Y6o public amsnte.
El prsAupUesto pare ximRdo de las obYai
a9ciende $49 05300.
TodoB los ostes neceBSricE, impTesoB de
pFCposicioneB contracts inBtguccione8 &
los poatoEeB 20 daT6n On eata Ofoine.
Tsmbi6n Be fACilitaEan RzuIaa de los plG-
nos msdiaate an dep6sito dc SO que 90.
ran Eesmbolla1o8 Al dsvolveE dichos azu
Lea.
SsE6 CondiCi6n eusncial del contrato que
el cOntratisia, & paFtiE del aegundo mes
inclusive del pIazo para Ia termination de
los trabajoF; eje3ute CadR mes obras por
vaior no menoE de $500 m msnsuRIeg.
La adminiltraoi6n % TGssEva 81 deRecho
de Tech Ear cualquisra 8 todas las props
sicitnel = de adjudicsr el Contrato baio
ctraa ConsidsIaciones que IG8 de precio 50
lsmants
Por orden del Comisionado del Iotsrior,
IL J. JSmenss supt. De Obras Pa
bloas 13 vs. pim. 4.
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tnnGlnnR GENERAL

OosEJOs "A LAS MADREs.- jarabe
Oalmante de Ia SefiorR WinsloW debe
usaTso Siempro que los ninos estan en- el
periOdO de la detsnci0n. PTopOrciOnR ali
VIC Immediate al pequefio pacisnte, pTodu-
90 un sueflo natural y tranquiIO, alivia el
dlolor eli angelito despierta muy vivo y
al0gre. Els muy agradable 81 palRdaF,
calmR al nifio, ablanda sus dolores, hace
f6ciles la funcionen del est0magO y regula
los intestinos. Els ell mejor remedio como
cido para la diarrea va prOvenga esta de la
dentici6n 8 de cuslquiera ORA causa.
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir ell "Jara-
be Calmatne dc la Sehora WinsloW": es Sl
meior de todOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at ola VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima noyedad en- juegos de
clntas t1nas para lazoS y bandas; las hay
desde 2 IS cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Senoras,
asI como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas,
Camisetss leiftimas Crepe etc; estos Y
otros muchoa artf2ulos sc acaban de recibir
en- Ia VILLA DE MADRID". Visitenos
Q pldanos muestras y le atenderemos
gHstOsOs.
r. o. Box. 764. TeIefonO 27S
San Francisco 81. San Juan. y. r.
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RestauTadOE vial de RiCOTd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety, Ha curadO Otros, 10 cura V BE
solieitan pedidos por correo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

Ell CLUB do F. Kehrhahn & 90.
esHala IN reloi de orc "WalthAm" 1ema'
nElmente entire BuR Olienteg. La pen IT,
ma semana el doctor r. del Vale mum.
56 ? IL Ultima s0.manR obtuvo uno, 81
Mfior Bartolo Renn, pGm. 43.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14
SOLARES En- SiNTuRnE.

30 vendan solsraz con frs7ts 4 Ia csrrp.
tsER Central otEas interiores cen GALES
afFmRdas.
IufoEmarG w. Bosch. TaSaau ndmsYo
3 altos n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

SR ALQUILA.-La m tsd del local
90 isquisEda de q oalle 5sn Frsnoisco,
ndmsEo 30, pEOpiO para OGtsbleOimisnto.
Iuf. EmarGn, ApaRtado 1,121. San Juan.
3v.L
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a M RAR MADERA.-La Com

Industrial de 6anturoe (San Juan
657 IT, g. ass de pTimeFa pre-
o. ..,o pstsuciA an complete sUrtid 0
pr aeyu, IN ,e casas MolduFaB dc
,od tam ht TahIilsas para peEBisnas
D orit.. s juan frante al muello
d. S4ntuTcs Stop. "a. Tel6fOnoB
425 1890. la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

ST. VENDEN. Las caHRu Luna "a
= s 26 squins & San JOI6 IOfOEmREa
San F. cisoo SIS. Is ..
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TA0UIGRAFIA INGLEsA e IDIO.
Ma INGLES -OurBoB F6pidos Diri
girse M. Morales, OEisto 8. ApsTtRdo
1865. sA Juan. 10 " ..
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EXPERT BockksepeF y accountant
oGsFs his services during evening houEB.
f. r., X. 0 B. 494.
TENEDOR de libro8 ofreCe suB SsFvi'
clos de las cinoo de l0 tRrdo On adelRnts'
f. r., P. o. B. 494. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

OBSTRUCTION DE UN HOS.
PITAL. Oitina del QaartsFmaster Poat
of sen Jusr, Cslle do lR Cruz, n6n. 49,
sa JuAu ?, r. PIiegou RelladoB en- laI
t, TmRB pTsacEitas 90 recibirdn On eStR Of
ci1s hasta 81 medic dia del 15 de mayo,
1908 y d.Bpu6s abisrtst; para 10 ConstIuC'
Ci6n dc an Hospital on 81 Puelto de San
juan incIuYsndO la plomeEis y 10 inHta'
sci6, eleCtFica. PlanoF, eSpeei6cacioneBs
foTmaB dc pFopoBicionsE, = mas Informs
Cirns. son obtsnidos en- ssts ofcinG. DiEsC-
Ci6u: FRANK G. WOOD, QuREteEmaB'
tor, San juan, P. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

AL RECIBO DE s onvismoS
vueitS de Ger 90 un ralOi Elgin gaTantiza.
do por dies afio' , por $40 remitimol uno
maYca WalthRn. - r. KshrhGhn San
JuRD p r a.
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81
rs ION
Aprovechandose de Ia Gran Reputation

Que ha adqdo naravisas
facutavo
vnido medcinas
stones preparado
enluls6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

Er egtR impPsntn 20 vende pRpat de
poEi6dioO visjo & $500 Loo 46 kilol Gun
qWintaI,
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], 7, Silva Banking { Commercial Company

SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA PR
HABNRUIN ~
Bill and Letters Of Credit eli cities il the world.
Cable transfers. loans mad collections deposits received commissions
All natter Of banking and trust nature carefully managed
All profitable business solicited
CORRESPONDENTS
Credit LyoRRaS London, Paris Madrid BaFceIonn
BaHsUe TFaRsatlaRtqRs Paris.
sOiet6 G6neFale Paris
American Express Co. New York
G. Amsinck s Co,
q. B. Rollins & Co. New York
Walls Fargo Bank San Francisco CaIilOPRia.
REoaal BaAk Of Commerce Kansas City
GENERAL AGENTS OF
Ecfwich UnioR Fire Insurance Society Norwich England
British American Assurance Company Toronto, Canada
C1BaR Steamship Company London.
Comnaga 6eR6EaIes TFaRsatIaAtisAe Paris
nteTnatl zRleF Lloyd. EaFBe Assurance Go. Berlia.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
Marriage Licenses

August Litzan. %: Lucy A. Pawlow-
ska. 10.
John .McCauley. 81, Detroit: kather-
inc Griffith %. Sandwich
Arthur NJ. Weilund. 20. Buffalo, ~
Y; Ida NJ Kicker, -. same.
Frank T. McCasey. 2S. Bertha j.
Boehm. %.
James A. Poole, 20: Frances H.
White. %.
Victor r. Moran, "a; Eva Frost. %.
John Cesilsky, "a. Detroit. Katherine
Manning, -, Cleveland, O.
James F. Redmond. "a. Detroit. Anna
kish, 90, Cleveland. Ohio.
Joseph Dzwigan. 20; Victoria Ieczek.
Abraham silver. 30; MolIie wilanscz,
Peter Loeb, 2l; Elizabeth fish, 1s.
Clayton w. Rowley 2l; Ruby r. Nc
Nen. 20.
Harry Johnson. %: Mabel /. Points.
20.
Edwin L. stecker. IS; FLORENCE Kir-
by. 81
Andrew NJ. vanCleaf. -. Windsor,
Ont: Janet Il. Mcdonald. 80. same.
Charles Stlkavy. 20: Emily Marek.
20.
Joseph Odrowski. 90: Anna Klenk, "a.
Philip Gukowske. 26; Lille Pasieczny'
Harper Pulieyblank %; Martha Dom
james Mckay. 80. Warren. Mich;
Alice Weig 10 same.
Frank A. ZurMuehlen, -. Fort
Wayne. Ind; Carrie c, Scharf, 20. same.
Waiter Dzieglowicz. &c; Mary Jezlol-
kowska. %.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
DIE D

BA YER--July 20 1908. suddenly, Mar
tin. beloved husband Of Catherine
Bayer. nee Steiner. and father OF Mira.
Henry \, l. Andres and Rose A..
Bayer. aged SO years. Funeral from
residence, 66 Chestnut-st.. Wednes-
day at $3.50 a. m, and from ST. Jo-
scph's church at y o'clock. Please
omit flowers. Rochester. N. Y. pa
pers please copy.
BRIEDRICH--Juiy 20. sos, at family
residence. $50 Maybury Grand-ave.,
Minnie. beloved wife OF Charles w
Friedrich Funeral Tuesday from
above residence at o'clock, and Inn
manuel Lutheran church. corner Sew
enteenth and Pine-sts.. at 2:30
BI .ESSING--July 20. Thomas, beloved
husband OF Marie Blessing father of
August and william Blessing. Mrs
Guido Budden. Mrs. Fred Mohn Mrs
John Mohn and Mrs. Harry Devlin.
aged 81 years Funeral Tuesday, 2
y. IN. FROM residence. 20s Rivard-st
DE STEIGER-July 20. Miss Ida Dc
Stetger. at residence OF her niece.
Mrs Fad. Marentette. $50 Fifth-ave
Funeral notice later.
aged a. years
beloved daughter Of Napoleon ami
Margaret Dcsrocher OF Crosse Pointe.
Funeral Tuesday at a. TN.
DORNBROCK--J 2s, 1905, at Aer
residence. 9'2 Townsend. Sarah, be-
loved wife Of Sergeant Dornbrock.
and dear mother OF Arthur and Stella.
Funeral wednesday at y. m. frou.
RESIDENCE.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
T. r. NOW HONORARY
HEAD OF PEACE LEAGUE

NEW YORK. July 27-In letter
written TO Hayne Davis. former presi.
dent of the Peace and Arbitration
league. President Roosevelt accepts
the honorary presidency. expressing
at the same time his sympathy with
the purposes of the league, which is
TO secure present protection for the
nation and at the same time work for
permanent world peace The presi
dents letter In part follows:
| am in receipt of your letter
enclosing notice OF my election as
first honorary president of the
Peace league. and gladly accept,
for | most emphatically believe
that the whole American people
should subscribe what you call
your practical program for peace
that is, to the doctrine that we
should provide adequate arma-
ment To protect us against all
aggression and at the same time
strive for the effective arbitra-
ton of any and all disputes that
may arise between us and foreign
powers where II is possible 30
submit TO arbitration.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
DIED.

-GRlFFIN-July 30 1905, At her heme.
3f3 Mt Elliott-ave.. Florence ~,
daughter of the late Michael Griffin,
aged ~ years. Notice of funeral
later
HUSK ENNIS Katherine Husken,
aged 60, at her residence, ll6 Arndt =
st, Saturday July 20, 1908. Funeral
Tuesday morning. $50 To our Lazy
Of sorrows.
JEW ELL--July %. at her late home;
?4i Qrchard-st. beloved wife OF
James T., Jewell. and mother OF Mrs.
r. n Lynch. VIM. !. Jewell, Mrs. +,
Il. Kaiser Mrs, y. Mittleberger,
Arthur and Harry Jewell Notice OF
funeral later.
KELLY--At the residence, 1875 Lincoln
ave, Emma Lee Kelly. dearly beloNel
wife OF Martin Kelly. and mother OF
funeral later.
MARTZ-July 26. 1905. ut $50 a. m,
John f.. beloved husband OF Florence
Martz. aged 20 years. Funeral from
the residence of his mother, MIS-
John Martz. 7Ss Beaubien-st" Tues
day at y. m.
McDOUGALI~-At Pineonning' Mich
Grace McDougall, widow OF the lat
Duncan McDougall. aged 5s years
Notice OF funeral later.
MORRIS-July 90. 1908. at his resi-
dence. 26l Hubbard-ave. William
vices from house Wednesday AT ESQ
MYERS-Earl Myers, years and Ii
months old beloved son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Myers. 6ss Rohns-ave.
RYAN--July 30 1908. at parents resi-
u years. beloved daughter OF John
and Elizabeth Ryan. Funeral from
above residence Tuesday at $50. and
Holy Trinity church at o'clock.
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other men. Finally she decided that
life in Detroit was not worth living
ana left. Two lettersw ritten by the
wife. in which she expressed her &c
termination not TO return 10 Detroit
were offered In evidence.
Haiti Clark said that she put up With
the abuse OF her husband, Alexander
until last New Years day when. after
she had prepared a fine dinner for
several invited guests, Alex. started q
ightw 18th one OF the men who had
been asked in to help dispose or the
turkey Since 1897, when she married
him. Mrs. Clark said he had been
mean TO her. in every way. He would
call her vile names, she said, accused
her OF infidelity, and strike her.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
IS NATIONS MEET
IN PEACE CONFAB

LONDON. July 27.-More than l6
nations and upwards of 200 delegates
We're represented today when the sew
enteenth universal peace conference
convened at Canton hall King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra both re-
ceived the delegation and the kind
made gracious speech in which he
said in part:
There is nothing from which [ de.
the knowledge that my efforts in the
cause of International peace and good
will have not been without fruit. Rul.
ers of states can set before them
selves no higher aims than the pro-
motion Of internationa good under
standing and cordial friendship"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
MAN SHOT AS HE SITS
BESIDE GIRL FRIEND

CLEVELAND. July 21-With bul-
let wound Just over his heart. young
man who is registered As Louis Weber.
Is said to be dying az Charity hospital
Back OF the shooting Is mystery
which the police officials OF Cleveland
Heights. a fashionable suburb, have
not been able to solve.
The shooting occurred not far from
the scene Of the Carl Bernthaler and
4 .ena Zeichman murder several months
ago. and. - far as Is known. Under
somewhat similar circumstances
Weber was walking on the heights
with Miss Agnes Atkinson. the pc.
lice say. Both principals say Weber
was shot by two men. while the
couple was sitting on the grass. The
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
Daily Death Lis!

Cynthia vnnVoorhees. 1927 Baldwin,
rs years carcinoma.
John NJ. Jones. PAS Russell. NO years
apopkXy.
JACOB Hoefein. % Maybury a. years;
nephritls.
ida r.. Jones. Harper hospital, AZ
years: pernicIous vomiting.
Adolph Bousse, Scott and Orleans, 50
years paTalN sis.
Wanda Fickowska. 50 Livingstone. IL
Ida Desteiger. $50 Fifth. so years
old age
Linetha W. Christian. 600 Howard, 81
years paralysis.
John A. Cloutier. 992 Howard. 2
gears heart disease.
John T.. Martz. 1SS Beaubien. IS
years lnarasmus.
George H. Zacharias. 92i West Fort,
&c years senility.
Edward Malecki, S5i Hastings, 3
months; meningitis
Alexander Eovakowski 1859 Chene, 1
year. enteritis
William f. Haggerman. 1853 Holborne
months. cnolera infantum.
Merriam Il. Brush. % Ledyard, SIS
years; cerebral hemorrhage.
John Buenfeld. 1884 Division, p years
tuberculosis.
Mathilda Oldani. 167 Brewster. 81
Josephine Brazer. 623 Palmer.
months. pneumonia. @
Otillie Walkowiak. 220 Leland J
months. cholera infantum.
Sidney Snitz 222 Brewster, months:
pneumonia.
Mary r.. quinn. 134 Leverett az years
obstruction in ieophagus
George Waiter-1l+5 Third SIS years
gangrene.
Margaret Vereb "a Medina. month,
enteritis.
wilhelmlna Kubbe, lbl Lasalle. 81
years, peritonitis.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Theodore Matt. 443 canfcld
Alfred MCDouRail. 463 Avery
John Norton. SCI Champlain.
Elmer J Smith, 1867 Field.
BOYS.
Howard Brooke, 45l Hurlbut.
Francis Anderson. 81 Helen.
Edwin Mitchell II Aurella.
Peter Bukowski. ESQ Forest
Frank Riedl 80 Lauderdale.
Charles Bell. 25b Fifteenth
Joseph Nandcrbuln. 1858 Pennsyl'
'ania
Joseph Gauthie. "a Vermont.
Fred Mead. 1855 Avery.
George Wells. 1890 Wabash.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
THE DETROIT TIMES
1878 John R-St
Both Phones:
BELL. MAIN 1898.
HOME. CITY 1885.

The Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise
ments will be received until IL a. m.
each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies are the same as at
The Times office. Cash ads. only VIII
be taken at branch agencies. Follow
Ing II the list OF agencies:
EAST SIDE.
Houghton-Frcnch Coal Co.. asa East
Canfeld-ave.
MI: Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot -aves
Carney's Furniture Co., 157 Gratiot
ave.
r. Brown, ll5s Jefferson
=. McPherson. 2400 Gratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
g. G. Eansor, s95 Grand River.
Turner stanton, 1855 Myrtle-st
II. b. Driscol1, AT Michigan-ave.
J. w. Willard, 1+le Fort-st. west
w. w. Bush. 5s4 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
Tim" Woodruff Cuts
Vacation Short to
"Get" Gov. Hughes

NEW YORK. July 21.--Timothy l..
Woodruff, chairman Of the Republican
state committee. returned to New
York today from his camp. Kill
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
A CONVENTION sneech

Louder. Louder shrieked thu
delegates.
Gentlemen" protested the presid
ing officer, 81 can assure you that the
disappointment OF those who cant
hear isn't a marker 10 the disappOlnt
ment OF those who can 49, Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

ROME. July 27.--On account of the
recent acts of hostility on the part
of the natives OF Benadir. the italian
troops are preparing to sct against
them Dogregorio has been placed in
of about 1000 men.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

girl helped the young man to the resi-
dence of +. II. Root and asked for
water
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

job Printing done right Times Print
Ing Co. IL John " st Phone 1923.
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Rates for Line:
Advertisements

Tho Times cannot guarantee SC
eurncy or assume responsibility TOT
errors OF any kind occurring In tele-
phone advertisements
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INDEPENDENCE is WORD
IN CHICAGO TO-DAY
.Con,,nued from Page One.j

delegates-there viii be no fusion
The Independence party will stand by
Itself; will call for and work for its
own votes and, in short. will campaign
with the same vigor that the other
parties will. There is absolutely no
chance OF the vote being thrown To
candidates OF either the Democratic
or Republican parties. according to the
men who are doing things here today.
VIM. j. Bryan still fingers here and
Frank Hitchcock. who looks after the
Taft campaign is securing all the ad'
vance news.
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word each insertion, six
words or fraction thereof TO the line
cash In advance. No advertisements
OF less than two lines taken: six inser-
tions MADE ror the price OF five when
cash is paid.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Kare. in the Adirondacks. II was re-
ported that he had hurried back to
town to prevent the denomination OF
Gov. Hughes. but he denied that he
had any such purpose
Il am trying to run the campaign In
New York to elect the Republican cleo
torsl ticket as well az the Republican
state ticket. no matter who Is nom.
mated for governor. he said.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

ru.Iness-likc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind. thar
looks right Times Printing Co., ID
John X st Phone l4gS.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

jeremiah Lynch. of No. t32 NeIdrum-
ave-. Jumped from sherman err ut
Kertheval and Mt Eliott-aves sun
day night. while the car was In mo-
,ion. He struck the pavement~on his
head. and was unconscious whe n
picked up and carried into his hom Fl.
lie soon rcgained CONSEQUENCES how
ever and II ~ not believed his in
iuries are serious.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
Talk of a Stampede.

There is considerable speculation In
Chicago as TO what will really happen
at the convention. There are those
who predict that an attempt will be
made to stampede the convention for
the Democrats. II is true that filibus-
ter work has been in progress, but a
canvass OF the various delegations
fails to find any evidence of weaken
ing on the part OF delegates.
Every man evidences that he did no;
make up his mind to join and support
new party until he had deliberated
calmly and judiciously and they all
say that the stampede talk is non
sense.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
seabury Works for Bryan.

For all this. however. there have
been number OF politicians at work
among the delegates. trying TO cnange
their views so that they would de-
clare for the Democratic party. Sam
uel Seabury. Judge of the supreme
court. New York, is one who has been
quite active trying TO swing support
TO Bryan. He issued a statement
stating that he believed the best thing
the independence party could DO
would be to support Bryan. II Is a
significant fact that Willis j. Abbott,
who Is looking after Mr. Bryan's pub
| licity work, should secure this state
ment and take pains TO deliver 1t to
the press.
NJ. f. Ihmsen issued d statement
after Judge Seabury had spoken to
the delegates and public. Mr. lhmsen
called attention TO the fact that Judge
Seabury owed his Office to the hide
pendence league. New York At the
time the ticket was arranged he ask
ed that his be the only nomination for
the Judiciary Oh The ticket and this
request was granted Since his cleo
ton he became "A Tammany Demo.
crat, the knowledge of which dissipat-
ed the wonder which was felt when
/ he began working against the lnde-
/ pendence party.
Every one is wondering what this
convention will do The leaders of
the party say there Is little groNnd
for wonder The program has been
arranged and can be clearly under
stood and this program. by the way,
does not provide for a cut and dried
convention The leaders are en-
phatic I'm this assertion. They would
rather the arrangement OF proceed
ings would be- called schedule.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

PTAONZA. July 27--Much damage
has been done by storms Streams
have overlooked In this province
sweeping away bridges and destroy
ing crops. The Trebbia is out OF It's
hanks and traffic on railroad lines at
Bobbia and Genoa suspended.