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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

G6reagu. :. sluauit. - g7cbT. - ginrp.
heiicu @atcnts 4.00--s 80; eiroiabfs. $50
t25; Sprtng gdisHis. 5.50-b.O5; GtraiGbis.
4 0o-5.20, @Glers. 2.70-4o0; 90. 2 Spyina'
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cue bis 42iiierdneleie. G5-e6c; 80. 1 glortb-
d ciern. Isl, erima 1.saotbnfGmen, 565 /;
g.eb Gori a. 75-14.s71$; GhnlaIs 90;
Sb0rt Ri 5toeS. $50 $50; Ehcrt @ledr
shes SO = 900; 8bislcp. 1877; aIeela'
8dnfasGtt5. 10. aug. 49, @sissn - slo.
1 barter 8Q-Q6c; no 2 roter. 05-96e.
@ais - go. 2 een1ii6ier 72he.
Safer. - re. 2 peiBer. 46A-47e.
Ct QcutS. 10. aua 9seijcn - 30. 3
roicr. g6-e6c. no. 2 barter g4-e9c.
WHAT'S. ~ $40. 2 burter. 76iAc.
Naier. - @a. 2 peiber. SOC.
WtuueUp0lt&5 80. uul. - @e3rH -
no / slortberu. 1.24; &c. 2 3oriberH. f.2o -
III.
MthL = Eirls Rafenis. 6.f5-625; eeeons
0,00 -6.l5: 6irit GIears. 4.35-445; Second
GIeGra. 550-3.fn.
ter. lis; pc. / @orteera, III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

nii6sr MiniftsrrsTibent ii gaio be Sas
neiro un6 i'm Soag; = fpirtte bonn
als Geionbser in Gt. PETERSBURG fir
bic SntereFen Ieines Doterlonbsg uno
ipurbe 1901 5uriGbsrufeu, UNI ben pos
iteH bes @t5eminiasrs i'm 4uspGrtigen
Qmts in Sotio 3u iibsrnebmen. Sebt
bat er cine tpeitere 8ef0rhsrung bur9
bic grnsRnuug gum 8oti9oftsr srfdbs
rem. yn allen feinen nerontportunass
bOLlsn Gtsnungsn Fat ii9 8oron Gu
temp gbiuba als Elm auBsrIt gefpdnbter
unb umiihtiger 8eamter erpieEen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
pere Wlaraaette stnts 9ampfer,
@ieOriae 3omrtnen 9leien.

GbdraCoir ans 3urid, $500; Ps-
toslep uro 5urid. 800; 2rdrerie
Gitp vi - lid, 800; Madinac 9Th
uno 3urua, $500; MadiEac 5slano
uuo 8urid, $500.
DOd: 68 B. UaTsr Ctr. Gel,
@ranb III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
aerlen. stmSuno,.

G6drIeooir. qttosiep, 1ruperis GitD
uuo 5urid. 500; Mddindc 6itD uro
5uriid, $500; gladiuac 5slano uuo
Buriit, $500, pia Ber Nlarqutties
Qirit D0mpfer. Dcd: G8 70. gBdnsr
CIT. Eel, @rdno III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
Butter, Gier mo aais.

suitrr. glniuDr 40. 1925 @tS. mQarft ne,
fla - Creamery. Grfra. 23c: Tirfts. 2i-22ci
Seconds f0-2Uc; sigHcuafeh. 20A-21cl
Tnlrn finch. 2Oc; eiHes. 1s-fsMc: @ndina
I4-f5c; 8reGfc. SEf0c.
Safe. aHiubr 1888 Bfo. mnrft iiefie.-
emerican 6uI Cream. s-f3c; Hrii. Soc;
otmbnreer. Qh i0es E6pei5er. 9-t2he.
Vitr. - GHfutr 7f2 Bitten. Warft rtuiG -
Grifte, 17Me; SeeoHos. lo-t2e
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
MILWAUKEE CoUNTY COUNTY COURT

MILWAUKEE COUNTY COUNTY COURT
In Probate. =
In the Matter Of the Estate Of GeorN
Ertl, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Georu
Ert Jr- administrator OF the estate of Georet
Ertii deceased representing among other thing
that he has fully administered the estate, and
praying that a time and place be fixed for ex.
aiming and allowing his account of his Rd.
mlnistration, and assigning the residu OF the
said estate according to law.
IL Is orderd, that said application be heard be-
fore this Court, at q regniar term thereof. to he
heldat the Court House, in the City of Milwau-
kee, Onthe first Tuesday Of October 1908, ut .
Ociock A, n. or as soon fhere after, as the same
may be reached On the Calendar.
And It lis further 0rderd, IN { notiea Of said
application and hearing be given to ali persons
IN crested by publication OF a copy of this order
Tor three successive weeks prior Il the dav fixed
Tor hearing, once IN each week, in the Columbia
a newspaper published in said County,
Dated this 9th day Of August 1905.
BY the Court, Frank Gottschalk.
Register Of Probate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

G"btenas 10 Nnaat- Rtnssisb-ariubr
1907 &eecee al5 70. &sraus 2s,
Gcte-aets 350-eoc Sfccers nab ,~eceegs
SO eloc Hna 8aisrS. 1850; aaI,
h4g 15e- 81.
e0ioeint aHtaer q coo; iei4fs. SIS
@ i0s tcutf1ts 6.za-bs5 So. fhwere e20-
euab 5000. 9iss 5t5-6oo.
HnT e4Q-d10.
sas't aahier 10000: 2ss@is; Sam
3 GentE ~ ela e Rinspith - Beef
S'tete 5t-T.Ho. EicserS uue SeeoerS. Ala
N1ee uWe ceiftrH Q 81 20 80
s@usfiRe &slE 50o-5.To. fa-ers. Osc
eaeF.- 800-e2s. earmer- s so-sfa
NGutoe CTR 10 aua ~ Eiaouict -
sNgf Sufrc. tI5-725. Nutg ufo ccifsrs
g zoe rs. Et1fttH KRIS TccnerS ASSOC.
enEsiHe tglf 64e-675
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tcr N-5s
eius. - Salt 6S0-6S2N
sezis. SNa~1as GzueT, k--sS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
Wstmarfr.

emWsins. - slaiahr 1000. gParft r~lesrfeer
@sir3.9ts 6l5-as5 2aaers s60o-640;
GiHepieh. - @afa5T 250. Ilarff ltstir
Puihcrc sfecrS gate bts guslcle. AIS e.
mlHlere bis cute 9A-4-Eo: eeiiers m%iflers
tis ante 3.T5-&60s eeuotnltAe is "a,
pate 2.so-360: 0anHegs I.6l-2 81. 0tt.
tcvS 2ou-25 20. @gllea 2.40-s sos SeeAers
9 be-4oo: zicecrs lSs-325: R5!ber $50
49,
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Gcate 2o0[50 gAmmtc. S.25-k2G
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
alusr japannasr suifhsftr.
sn esa Denffe1en aaiferbsf eastensf uno
ale GplOmat erprobt.
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in SOtiO Elm unb rudte infolge leiner
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man i'm ais Goniul mad San 5runz
cisco, oann mar er cine 3sitlong Genss
roltoHiul m SGuugbai. buruuf iopas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
MarRtbert1t.
Gstrsibs uub IleSL
p1lIpanErr glartt.

@ei5sH. = Iermtne paren iieigeHo. - Geb.
teHiber fhloB 8254C DECEMBER 94c, Weni o6Ac
Yreben bel 10 Cars 9Hiubr fcit. umidbe: 30.
2 barter = 2 9dr5 6uis 1.O4L: ao. 3 bar.
ter ~ 1 Ger 3cbrefa e4Mc
Wlais. - lermine paren iietig. Septembes
l1lob Io9se December 655se. Aeai o.. 8robel
BET 4 Cars antubr. lmidpe: 70. 3 gelber. /
car s0hC 1 Gar T9hG Gar zoe. &c. a. !
Gar 7Se.
8eritg. - BET rs Cars glufubr fgft. Grfrs
20. 3 = 2 Cars neue Btecouhn 64c, / DO
63c, 2 Cars Coo. 1 Car Coo. 1 Gar 63Ae. 2 DO
b5e. gtU. 3. 1 Gar iteue 62c. / 90. SsiscoHIir
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Gar CSC.
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1 = Gar neuer 7sc.
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3 lUei5er - 4 Cars ueuer 49Ac, 1 DO. 47hc
/ DO. AJAX. / DO. 4ec, Gian6ar6. 8 Cars nene1
as5fe 1 90. 48Ac. l DO. 4eMc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

BeHn 2 l0d "a. - DIE YeNHs
Ipfoania Goal & @ots SO. ms crGn n
tom. cine Der gr6Bten aobleR9rabens
8eleal6aiten i'm reiliden 9ennibls
panieu, lit nit IL Uliaiouen Dollars
S1uloea in tie SdHoe zines Mtdnes
iDalters i~bersssGnsen. RormaH
6ogel, Bis DOR tur3sm Giert in Del
@riten @ationalbani 81 Bjltes Z
Barre, puroe unter Der 8eidulois
guug, $500 untsri6Iogen 81 BADEN,
oerbaftst. 81 upper gropis
oence sridoB iib Elm gsger, Der Elm
ueiBes Mlotsn aHgsgriffen bate, ais
er fd oon 9uiOlsern nmringt iab.
Rem 3erfeb. ~ Serr uno 5ran
Bantopf uno @alten Dopep oon
8eueottle uno Sri. gatb. Maro
BON @dter6urp Conn, %ertrdnten I'M
4aHoics5luHe 3u 1epart, ais ibre
9aund in 5rano geriefb.
Ienn. lee. Sin blutiger
RaRentampf Orp6t in tenn gersDsris-
aiIirict 3u SweItico, neil Die Sings
Ulountain Seal So. 9lsger in ben
3efen anssitelt BAT. 20 Ge5sr, ale
Ifper tepafinst. 6absn ii6 in einem
8prrat6s6aus perborritooirt uR0 g.
400 0eiBe babsn bic geqer um3ius
gslt. uno elm angriff ite4t tuHoli4 gu
ermarten.
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Tumilisnarubitdtte aet0uft uno 9rabs
iteine beieat bate, erfhug gu g Q 8
4n0eIts eer pobri6einlih geiItess
aeforte 60 Sabre alte 8 3. 0uitp
ieiren 5p6n uno feline 1ottsr nit I'll.
ney Dirt uno ourdi6Hiit it'd Damn it
nit einem 8GiImehsr Die 8sbls, nads
Dem sr dnh ieiHer Don Inn s%etrennt
le6eroer Satin tiHe leitte 9erIeBung
ourh einen @rtbitb bsige6ra6t bate,
3pei ifarfe Groitobs murosn an
1S. biz. in Sureta peripiirt. bob TT
Der anger 4tee Sdaoen mir gerius.
Colorado Die COLORADO 6es
berdtion Of 9ator bat aui ibrem in
Denper abatbalteneu Consent bic
eemolratiIte 9aytei In ou 0atjor0ls
@ampagre iRoohirt.
4uHfc 8. ~ 81 @0rper ers
itcb Gto. garler feline 8rau, bic tr
iiy ejrcr Gin6r,dsr belt. ais Rc
n5dts aui3eftmoen mar. nm Elm zen.
Gu an I6liepen. a. Gtelid,ey 3nitig.
! .ei.en pelen erThob in Gmporio
osr "a SATIRE ate SIN einiea feline
l6Id6ri9e 7yrau uHt bratte oaHn Tjt
ielaf ejne tooiJt6e Buuoe esi.
FIOrtbd. F. Sn BeHfacoIt
9robt Elm 90nstritt iar etaen yts3er
Der einep 4rJrtif oui eine peiBe 5ral
mafte uno ieb. bort in 6aft tit. Da
Jeriii crsIdri. CT ptros isireR Sefan.
ssgWn rjht -lne Sompi aufse5er.
#Wtt 0irRiutG. = Sin 6euel
3e SITE il @drterSbur9 ii
Anla0ea Der 8aee,er 9umber 50. IN,
oer Q~orltTs6uya See Go.. ionic 5pol
Uo6ebduier. bsitioiste aud 81
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sen eou3en untsrsu StatttbeiI
Sdoom $4,000
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ltopaD @Quatp jR pteter in.
tuttitt at.rctsen. ioueit lie .Gatt
yei,r llurubW in %gtgatt IomnU
ura 0er @oaatgneUg tpira nabrihsiu
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men.
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aaftr G.ir,s as'te; ,ier
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
30 i aetrnit - ,n.a.

-t-s $ sa Qsrs Uarop,it. aini,.
o'sy aa1 Detroit aHo ,uri6 am II.
-'' 4 aAlag. Iitas saliiq fir 10 "a.
e. Sse - @sitpaHT SiraBs. Iels.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

G"btcaEo. Ia. aug. SntteF - greamera
1S eAc; S9tro. I7-20c.
aais. Ialites f3e. Spins. 1lM-i2c
UeUnJ 9ucricIa. l9c. Grid, 7-1oc
Gier. 1s1xc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

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san @aiH 7t-&o6 Is.Hs ,psisss
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o art5crr 5arsorn grn,a
S9n9 srnes 2o0-aa6.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

Nrlmn S0mdl5 Der September 9.35; G0inien.
1Q%-l2c; S9ulieru, eA-7c. W2titelitlde.
8b-s&e.
Ste Gblubprcife Der Qro6cnmdrite In Wtu
nduiec fir habnlaGernee Rarcu finh fnie folai:
no / Rortberu. f.f9-t.2o; 20. 2 Ncrtbern.
1.tI-1.1Si 20. 8 SpriHs. St.00-f.i2: grtra
@eriie 80-65e; 10. / HoBgeH. T1h-1se;
4s&e.
Ole obieen timfdee. HnS Hn6 Friefes oifisisI'
hm 1atlo Commercial 2eiter bearbeitet-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

@ se5a5i. nd IN sisi,E 2siturs
oR5aiu2tR-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
Seerru.

HlaftrrritR- - 10 cuans. sBslF-- rs..
$50 psses sss asias SIS 6.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
Ell RENO ROAD
HAS BACKING
Fl Smith & Western Will Fl
nance the New South.
ern Line.

FL Reno, Okla, Oct. THE
Ell Reno, Red River & Pacific
railway is now known to have Fl.
nancial backing of Fl, G. Friok,
chief owner of the Fl Smith &
Western. A rarty of men rep.
resenting his interests arrived
this morning in their private car
and had an extended conference
with the FL Reno promoters, l..
B. Pencil rnd H. G. Bradford.
AS a result it was definitely de.
cided to begin work within 30
days, and TO push the construct
ion through to a point on the
Orient, probably Altus.
The bonds Of the new railroad
will be guaranteed by the Fort
Smith & Western and H. c..
and all arrangements for
finances are complete. The Wis.,
itors attending the conference
were. W. E. Crane, vice president
W. NJ. Bushnell, general manago
err; B. F. Beckmrn, superint en-.
dent; j.. j. Gibson, general
freight and passenger agent, and
G. E. Goodrich, superintendent
of motive power, all Of the Fort
Smith and Western. President
Dustin was unable to attend, but
was represented by vice presi.
dent Crane.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
The new TOWN
Of Stecker, Oklahoma.

A new town is being started on
the Chicago r. l. & Pac. Ry.,
between Apache and Anadarko,
where Highland gin is located,
on Sec. 20, Twp. 6 N. Of r. II,
and the railroad company has
put in a siding, q good cotton
gin is already in operation, sew
thousand bushels of corn have
been contracted for in the past
week to be delivered to Stecker,
several business houses, includ.
ing a bank, a lumber yard, ele-
vstor, blacksmith shop, churches
and residences are contemplated
at once, and we are assured that
this will make a good town.
Steoker is located in one of the
very best farming sections in
Oklahoma, the lay of the town.
site and surrounding country is
beautiful. The water is good at
depth of about 20 feet.
We have plated about 20 acres
in business and residence lots on
which prices and terms are very
reasonable
The opening lot sale will be
Mon. Oct. IL and Tues Oct. 10,
on the townsite. Come early
Monday and avail yourself OF the
opportunity of securing a gooG
cation.
For further Attenuation, cal
on or write
Baldwin & Gibbs Co.,
Anadarko. Okla
To. Tn. Fri. & 1tW
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
SQUARE DEAL
Governor Haskell Champions
Right of Indian Owners

Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 6-Gover.
nor Haskell shUt another broad.
side at Presiden Roosevelt yes.
terday in an open letter. The
subject of the communication is
the extension of the 6S0,000 acre
oil lease in the Usage nation to
an alleged subsidiary Standard
Oil concern, the Indian Territory
Oil Company. The Governor
champions the rights of the In
dian owners, who, he states, have
been cheated, and warns the pre-
sident that unless he is shown
that kthe transactions in which
the president is a chief figure
does not constitute an injustice
on the Indian citizens, he will
demand he revocation of the
lease before congress.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
j. w. Johnson, Auc-
tiOneer, Sale Dates

Oct. 13-Roberts & Chrisman,
6 mi. northeast of Gracemont.
Horses, mares and mules; red
poll and short horn cattle; regis.
tered brood sows and high grade
stock hogs; farm implements and
household goods.
Oct. ID 1T. Clark, 1 mi. south
of Cox postoffice. A general
farm sale,
Oct. 15-Jack Allen, l mi. west
of Cogar. Horses, cattle, hogs,
Implements and household goods,
Oct. 16-Wm. Gordon, / mi
east and 1 mi, north Of Cox A
head of 4 yr. old mules, 2 3 yr.
old horses, 30 head extra good
2.yr. old steers, 80 head high
grade poland china hogs, sever
al acts of harness, wagons and
implements.
Oct. 20-A. Slimp, 2 miles
south and Ia miles west o. Ana
darko, 1 team Of mules, 1 work
horse, 9 head Of miloh COWS,
8 calves, % head of stock hogs
wagons, farming Implements
and other articles.
Oct. 19-4 mi. south of Lone
Wolf.
Big free lunch will be served
At ali of the above sales. Every
body invited. ]. w. Johnson
auotioneer. Nuff sed. wdtl
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
LILLIBRIDGE
NOT GUILTY
Charge Against Apache Man
Dismissed in u. S, District
Court at Lawton

The case OF G.. G. Lillibridge
of Apache, charged with inn
proper use Of the mails, was
heard in the United States dis
trict court at Lawton Tuesday
and the case against Mr.. Lilli-
bridge dismissed, there being in.
sufficient evidence to hold.
When the case was heard be.
fore u. s. Commissioner Robin.
son in Ana6arko some time ago,
Mr.. Lillibridge was bound over
to await the action Of the Federal
grand jury, his bond being fixed
in the sun of $50C. In binding
him over the court stated that if
he was sitting in the case as a
jury he would acquit the defend.
ant at that time, but as the dis
trict attorney had not heard the
evidence he would bind the de-
PENDANT over to the grand jury.
The prosecution based it's Ease
on the testimony of Inspector
Brownlow who claimed that he
was an expert on types and type.
writer's, and who swore that the
letter in question was written on
Mr.. Lillibridge's typewriter. In
rebuttal Mr.. Lillibridge produced
the express receipts and four re.
liable witnesses to chow that,
while the letter was received on
May 80, he did not receive his
typewriter from the factory until
June 1, making it impossible that
the letter could have been written
on his machine.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08

Regarding work for improved
mail service, the patrons of rural
route No. 6, soon to be establi
shed out of Apache can tell of
Congressman Fulton's activity
in their behalf. Citizens of Bea
yer know what Mr.. Fulton did
with their petition for Sunday
mail. DR.. G. w. Myers, of Hur
ley, knows how Mr.. Fulton took
up the proposition of improved
star service for Cimarron county
offices and patrons, and succeed
ed in getting same, after Dele
gate Mcclure had failed. Post
master Brown of Oklahoma City
can tell of the satisfactory work
Mr.. Fulton did in gettingtwo adj
ditional city carriers for the con-
gested Epworth University dist
riot af the city. No one will be
deceived by the false statements
of Mr.. Fulton's critics who would
try to belittle his work and accom-
plishments for the people of the
Second District.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
EDITORIAL

1t is a farce 10 have a hide
bound Republican candidate like
Dick T. Morgan go about pro
claiming that the Initiative and
Referendum are Republican doc
trines. He takes the state OF
Oregon as his shining example,
but fails to recall the wild attacks
on the Oklahoma Constitution
made by himself and his pie
counter brethren last year, when
these propositions were ridiculed
by them.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
LincoIn's Prophecy

1t begins to look as if Lincoln's
famous prophecy is now in pro.
cess Of fulfillment. wealth has
aggregated into few hands" and
the "monied power" lie now
working on the prejudices of
the people" as never before in
the history of our country. And
the possible destruction of our
republic, that Lincoln with fear
and trembling, foresaw, now
verify seems to confront US.
Look at the way the political
party that has been 80 long for.
tifei by the aFsenals of the
money power and is now drunk
with the wine of that power, pro.
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claims in the face of the ever.
whelming evidence of it's com.
plete domination thereby that
"the people now rule"
Look at the way this inebriate
party again insinuates to the
workingmen everywhere, that
if it is not continued in power
they will find themselves out of
a job as soon as the election is
over. Surely, the intelligent
"voting kings OF our fields and
shops and mines will not swallow
that dope again!
Look at the way the prejudices
of the people are being appealed
to by this party of predatory
wealth in every possible way,
even to the waving of the en-
sanguined garment, yea, even to
the raising of the dead, and the
invoking of the ghost of our la.
mented ex. President Cleveland,
and cauSing that ghost to bear
false witness to the injury of the
party that he 80 strenuously en-
deavcred in his life to represent
in the frowning faces of the
money kings.
Look at the way this same
conscienceless money power that
Lincoln feared is now raking up
old letters out of ash barrels
written by prominent Democrats
in favor of purer franchise laws
regardless of creed or color-and
their endeavors to work on the
prejudices of the colored people
by neutrality-suspicious. OF said
letters in order to whip into line
again those whom they by their
brazen double dealing and all
manner of gross abuses, have
driven into the ranks of Democ.
racy.
Shall Lincoln's fears be real
lied, that he 30 earnestly hoped
were groundless?
We trust that the great indus
trial army of our land will unite
in this year of our Lord, 1908,
and overthrow this money power
that Lincoln 80 greatly feared,
and place our government again,
as 1t has not bean for half a
century, in the hands of the plain
people
Workingmen, you can do this
by casting your ballot next
November in the column led by
our illustrious com patriot, Will
liam Jennings Bryan, who be-
lieves with Lincoln that the "peo-
pie" (not bankers and big busi.
ness interests) but plain, every.
day working people, should rule
the land. Or in the language OF
Emerson, that "fishers and chop.
pers and plowmen should con-
stitute the state"
WILLIAM ANDREus PRATT
Wichita, Kas.. seri 20. 1908.
In Kapsas Civ p st.
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In asking for reelection for a
full term, Congressman Fulton
has the manliness to go before
the voters and explain his work
at last session of Congress. He
also has the moral courage to
declare his position on the nat
ional issues with which he will
deal as a member of Congress.
His opponent, seeking to cloud
the issues, refused to engage in
joint debate with Mr.. Fulton, ar
ranged a separate itinerary, and
ia d~evoting nearly all his time to
abuse of the state Legislature and
state administration. Nothing
could more forcibly demonstrate
the oalibre of the two men. Nor
gan, by his course, plainly falls
far short of sound Congressiona
| timber.
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Word comes from the various
tewns where Morgan has spoken
that the faithful we're dissap-
pointed at his speeches. AS he
harps continually on his nine
teen years residence and state
affairs, it is apparent that his
speeches are not vote getters.
No man will contend that be-.
cause Morgan has been in Okla.
homa nineteen years. that this in
any way qualities him for a seat
in Congress, His lodging nat.
ional questions is evidence that
he is hard up for an issue, or is
not sufficiently familiar with
themfto discuss them with any
degree of ease.
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To the State Fair Today

Willie and Miss Katie Conley,
Mrs. L. NJ. Spivey, Miss Nocbee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan and son,
Claude, Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Stelz.
ner, Misses Anna and Alice Kirk.
patrick and Miss Amelia Under
are listed with the many who
have visited the Oklahoma State
Fair.
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Died

Frank Buzan who for the pas!
three months has suffered with
tumor of the spleen, died this
morning at five O'Clock. The
funeral will take place to morrow
morning at 10 o'clock.