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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
OVATION
GIVEN To
Mr.. BRYAN
iBy Associated Press. J

LINCOLN (Neb.), Nov. 2.-The
greatest demonstration in the history
of Lincoln was given to Bryan by his
fellow townsmen tonight on his re-
turn to his home city at the close of
his campaign. Non-partisan In char
acter, it was participated in by Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike, and the
Democratic candidate was driven
through the streets cheered by al
most the entire population of the
city. The reception was rendered him
as citizen of Lincoln rather than as
candidate. Bryan's speech was
greeted with vOcifer0us cheers. The
candidate was moved to tears as ne
made an affectionate reference to his
wife, and when he closed the demon
stration accorded him was such as he
rarely experienced in his three CAM
paigns. Il believe I'm going to be
elected" he said. 'sMore than that,
believe that it is going to be more
than bare victory. believe there
is stirring of conscience among the
American people; moral awakening
and uprising that means sweeping
victory. and I'll swear in your pres.
ence that no one who votes for me
will ever have occasion to be asham-
ed of the vote he cast
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
TAFT GETS OREGON.

PORTLAND, Nov. with the
interest centered far more on the re-
suit of the doubtful states east, than
on Oregon, the voters of this state
await tomorrow. The Socialist vote
of oregon is estimated from 10000
to $4,000. AS to how the votes will
be distributed the conservative gen
orally accepted estimate is 10000 for
Taft, $500 for Bryan, 10000 for
Debs, 5000 for Chain, and 750 for
Hisgen.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
STOCK MARKET
IS Rising
lBy Associated Press }

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The tone of
the stock market today was reflected
OF determination to meet the situa-
tion after the election from the great
est possible vantage point. The
prices were quietly and persistently
lifted during the session. with some
of the leading stocks selling at the
high level for the year. Bonds were
irregular.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
A SWEEPING VICTORY FOR 4
REPUBLICANS. 4

. George Edgar Jackson, chair .
. man of the Republican county =
= central committee: From the .
= thorough canvass that has been .
= made of Tonopah and the re- .
= ports I have received from all .
. the outside precincts it looks to =
= me as one of the biggest Repub- .
. lican victories of recent years. =
. Taft will carry Tonopah by =
= safe majority and will carry the =
=. county by nearly 500 votes. In =
. this Republican landslide every =
y candidate on the Republican .
= ticket will be elected by a safe =
= majority. We will even elect =
. the seven members of the as =
q sembly.'
"A n a = = \ a a = a a a n q q q
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]. kern
ENDS HIS
LABORS

TOLEDO, Nov. .2.-"If organized
labor tomorrow stands firmly and
Loyalty by its leadership, it's battle is
won and from that time forward 1t
will be potent factor for good in
American politics. If it scatters and
fritters away the power which it
might exert at the ballot box, it can
expect to receive no consideration at
the hands of either the great political
parties" With this admonition to
the workingmen who constituted
large part OF the audience that
crowded Memorial hall here tonight
to hear him. John Kern brought to a
close his labors for the success OF the
Democratic national ticket
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
scheme
.NH
WORKED
ALL right

REDDING (Cal. J, Nov. flames
E. Carlson. miner, wishing to COM
NIT suicide early today and not find-
ing any instrument at hand to carry
out his plans, devised highly novel
method for putting an end to his life.
Carlson sought place where he
could reach the high tension wires
which furnish the electric power to
the mine, and after he had scraped
the. insulation off the two wires.
seized one in either hand. The dead
body was found at daylight.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
MONTANA DOUBTFUL.

BUTTE (Mont.), Nov. 2.-Prob-
ably the most significent feature OF
the eleventh hour in political senti-
lailt in Montana is the greatly re-
duced claims of the state Republi-
can chairman. Late Tuesday he
claimed the state would give major
tiles ranging from 5000 to 10000.
Today the estimate places the plur-
ality of Taft and Sherman at less
than 5000. The Democrats announce
n majority of 10000.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
REPUBLICAN IN ARIZONA.

PHOENIX, Nov. 2.-Arizona votes
tomorrow for one delegate to con-
gress, twelve members of the legis-
lative council, twenty-four members
of the, legislative assembly and the
regular county officers. The cam
paign has been an exceptionally hard
fought and bitter one. The Indepen.
dence party candidate for congress is
expected to draw several thousand
from the Democratic strength.
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FUNNY FIGURES.

RENO. Nov. 2.-There is no
cnange in claims of either party, but
from conservative view it is prob
able that Nevada will give Bryan
three electoral votes, and Newlands
will go to the senate. There is some
doubt about the rest of the Demo
cratic tickets.
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IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.--The
previous claim of both parties that
the majority will be in their favor
was still adhered to tonight. The
proposition to move the state capital
from Sacramento to Berkeley and
the constitutional amendment provid-
ing for direct primaries are the lead
ing state issues for the voters to pass
upon. sst seS
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Some Forecasts
IN WASHINGTON.

The eve of election finds both the
Republican and Democratic parties
confident of success in the state OF
washington. The Republicans pre-
dict that the state will go at least
10000 for Taft and Sherman. The
Democrats expect to carry the state
by 1900.
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IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 2.-The cam
paign closed tonight at meeting OF
both parties In nearly every city.
Both confidently claim the state. The
Republicans claim 10000 majority
while the Democrats claim 5000 ma
jority.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03

Democratic headquarters 1900 is
given as the probable pluiSS..sty in
Colorado for Bryan and Kern. The
Republicans give the same figures as
the estimate of the national and.state
tickets.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
State Elections

Elections will be held in the var
ious states and in the territories of
Arizona and New Mexico today.
Three states. Oregon. Maine and
Vermont, have held their state cleo
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/ "
. cialists and the Independence .
. league. Every man on the =
= Democratic ticket in Nye county .
. will be elected by majority =
= that can not be overcome" y
. . . . = . . . = . . . = . . = .
eeN@.~~N~N.NNN.e.eSN N.e.eSNe~~.e~ee-~ese~-N
in the different states is: One, Iowa,
Texas, Wyoming and Nevada; two,
Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Montana,
Nebraska, Rhode Island, Washing
ton, West Virginia; three, Alabama,
Colorado, Florida, Ohio; four, Min
nesota, Wisconsin; five, North Da-
kota, Oregon; six, South Dakota;
eight, Missouri; nine, louisiana;
eighteen, California.
The amendments or proposed
laws of several states are of general
interest. In South Dakota the
question of repeating the zone year
residence act, which was passed by
the last legislature in order to stop
rapid divorces, will be submitted to
the voters. Formerly, suit for di-
vorce could be brought after six
months residence in the state. OPP
position to this short term of resi-
dence resulted, and the one year act
was passed. The latter has been OBJ
jected to in certain quarters and pc
titions finally were secured for the
submission of the one year act to a
vote Of the people at the coming
election.
In Illinois the question of lakes
to-the-gulf deep waterway will be
:. before the people in the form of a
: constitutional amendment authoriz-
ing the state to issue bonds of $780,
: 100000 for the enterprise.
A proposed income tax will be
voted upon in four states, South Da
kota, North Dakota, Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
California is one of the latest Of
: the states to agitate election re
/. form. To the people there will bt
! submitted proposed constitutions
amendment, among others, EN-
!. pewering the legislature to enact !;
direct primary law providing for thu
! direct nomination of all candidates
! for public office.
d DEMOCRATIC.
William J. Bryan, Nebraska, pres
s ident
}, John w. Kern. Indiana, vice pres
! ident.
/, REPUBLICAN.
" William H. Taft, Ohio. president
h James S. Sherman, New York
IT vice president.
PROHIBITION.
n Eugene w. Chain, Illinois, presi
4, dent.
L Aaron s. watkins. Ohio, vic
L president.
e. SOCIALIST.
h Eugene v. Debs, Indiana, presl
lie dent.
e. Benjamin Hanford, New York
r vice president.
PEOPLES PARTY.
asf Thomas E. Watson. Georgis
a, president.
h. Samuel w. Williams. indiana
, y
kSI vice president
INDEPENDENCE PARTY.
ty Thomas L. Hisgen, Massachusetts
s president.
John Temple Graves. Georgi'
T. vice president.
w SOCIALIST LABOR.
Martin r. Preston, president.
le Donald Munro. Virginia. vic
president.
: Preston was nominated by the 81
al cialist Labor party. Owing to h
or inability to make a campaign, he b
m ing confined in a Jail in Nevada Q
N. charge of murder. August Gilha'
mt of New York was named as h
he proxy
he ---
ms Advertise in the Daily Bonanza
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See the bargains on sale at cost
price at Richardson's. Il
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COLORADO CLOSE.

DENVER. Nov. AT the state
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Advertise in the Daily bonanza
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THE DEMOCRATS ARE VERY
OPTIMISTIC:

. Walter D. Cole, chairman of .
. the Democratic county central .
. committee: There are 1906 =
. registered voters in Nye county .
. and l estimate of this number =
= 1900 will vote. OF the total =
. vote polled there will be 100 .
. votes cast for Bryan, 1000 cast =
. for Taft and the remaining 500 =
. will be divided between the So =
= cialists and the Independence .
. league. Every man on the Z
= Democratic ticket in Nye county 4
. will be elected by majority =
= that can not be overcome. 4
Q . Q Q . q . . . O . . . . . =
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SFhls payer d as
feRent fr0m ofAG
neWapapeR1s ano
thank the G04s ~
Verse and Ppose thSa
Il Il dlGere4fS
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-20

Boone are still at Plankinton in.
voicing the hardware and tue dry
goods portion Of the stock, Mr..
Anderson invoicing. the clothing and
Mr.. Lyons :he shoe stock.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
gave a banquet ia the church dining
room Thursday evening that brought
into reauisition their excellent
culinary talents, resulting in one Of
the most enjoyable suppers the ladies
have eve given. The magnificent
dining loom which comprises the
entire basement, afforded room to
serve several hundred people at once
and the crowd was handled in the
easiest possible manner. The supper
was served With promptness, for the
walters were numerous and obIiging.
During the hours that the supper
was served the Morris family orches-
ira rendered some splendid music
that ADDED much to the enjoyment
of the occasion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Demonstration For RandeIl.

Sherman, Tex, July 2S-Friends OF
Hon. Choice b Randell, congressman
from this, the Fourth congressional
district, are preparing for a monster
demonstration in his honor here on
Aug. Il, at which time his friends from
all parts of the district, composed OF
Grayson, Fannin, Collin, Hunt and
Raines counties will be invited The
demonstration will take place in the
evening, and there will be a torchliaht
procession and a banquet at Old Set.
tiers park.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
THREE HUNDRED DROWN.
Typhoon In China Causes Much
Loss of Life.

Canton, July 2S.-The Chinese
steamer Wing King, engaged In local
passenger trade, foundered during Q
typhoon. Three hundred Chinese are
known to have drowned Only twelve
of those on board were rescued. The
typhoon was terrific one, and the
Wing King soon went to the bottom.
1t was with the greatest difficulty
that those saved were rescued, Il re.
quiring extremely heroic work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Struck by Typhoon.

Hongkong, July 2S.-A typhoon
struck Hongkong, causing unusually
high seas to run. A number of Chi.
nese were drowned. Members of the
crew of the British Cruiser Astraca
with search light started out in a cut.
ter to rescue the thirteen men who
were fighting for life against the an.
CRY waves. After an hours battle
they succeeded in rescuing six of them
the others being drowned No dam.
age of any European vessel is report
ed. The property damage on shore is
heavy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Claims Made.

Austin, July 2S.-Acording to re
turns received Tuesday at the David
son headquarters, his majority is now
given at $4,000. II was announced
that many counties are yet to be heard
from that are Davidson counties Il
is estimated his majority will now
reach nearly 10000. Comptroller
Stephens announced his majority so
far is 10000 and that it will reach over
$4,000. Robson, for land commits.
sioner, claims to have over 10000 ma.
jority.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Balloons and Fireworks.

Cincinnati, July 2S.-The end of the
Taft ceremonies, which took place
Tuesday night, was marked by the re.
lease of hundreds of tiny balloons and
a considerable number of large ones
The festivities were brought to an
end by the night programme of fire
works from the hills, which surpassed
any previous display. This was wit
messed by the candidate, the notifica.
ton committee and distinguished
guests from the steamer Island Queen
which was escorted up the Ohio rivet
by a flotilla profusely Illuminated.
When the alnding was made shortly
before midnight, Taft was escorted to
the Taft residence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30

AF7tin. July % The 1osr0f''ca in.
spectors department here has report.
ed the theft A. HaudIav rarrant
county. The postmaster took the
funds home with him '1r safe keep.
Ing and uriag The D.ghJ his home
vas entered and funds stolen
The posrof'.ce ~ Bedford Tawant
county was also entered and severa,
dollars stolen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
j. W. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

Omce in Taliaferro Building. Op
posira Court House. Phone 81
Have In Office the only set OF Absuu,
Books of Hrazos County Land Tirl'.
One and oue-haIf lots and six-room
house. located two blocks from Main
street, corner lot brick cistern and
stable. sl0JGOO
One quarter block OF rround and
rev fyeroom house in good neigh
borhood on east side OF town. Price,
81 10000 Terms, one-fourth cash, and
balance In one, two and three years
v.-h per cent interest J. w. Bats
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
AGREEMENT SIGNED.
Kirby Lumber Company Taken Out OF
Bankruptcy Court.

Houston. July 2S.-Judge Waller T.
Burns placed his signature to the
agreement between the parties to the
famous suit In Federal court between
the Maryland Trust company, Houston
Oil company and Kirby Lumber com
pany in which millions of dollars are
involved and over which many thou
sand pages OF court records have
been written. This agreement takes
the Kirby Lumber company out of the
bankruptcy court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Ordered 70 Honduras-

Honolulu, July 2S.-The armored
cruiser Milwaukee Of the Pacific fleet.
which arrived here from Puget Sound
July o. is understood 10 have To-
ceived urgent orders from Washing
ton to proceed 10 Amapala Honduras
The Milwaukee is now c0aling and is
expected 10 sail as soon as that is
cOmn-etad
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Bryan Back at Home.

Lincoln, Neb.. July 2S.-W. J. Bryan
arrived here Tuesday and went at
once to his home at Fairview The
trip from Omaha was without Incl.
dent, Mr. Bryan expressed satisfac.
ton at the selections of the subcom.
mittee of the national committee and
was highly gratified at the reception
accorded him in Iowa and Nebraska.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Had No Maraner-

Palestine, Tex, July 2s-G0veruo'
Campbell. has returned 20 Austin. He
expressed himself as being gra-ified
at the splendid majority given him by
the people Of the state The COVER
nor says he has never had a campaign
manager has never needed one. and
does not expect TO need one
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Brady Man Winner.

Austin, July 2S.-In the contest by
members of the Texas State Sports.
men association for the Houston
Chronicle championship trophy cup
Lee Jones of Brady won the cup, his
score being forty-nine out of pos
sible fifty. There were thirty-six en-.
tries
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Baseball Blow Fatal.

Temple, Tex, July 2S.-At Oenaville
Will Fits a white boy engaged in
playing baseball received a blow in
the neck from the ball while at bat,
the injuries resulting fatally in few
hours Deceased was twenty-four
years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-30
Drawhead Pulled Out.

Madill, Okla. July 2S.-While leay
ing Madill the Frisco Meteor, NORTH
bound. met with a mishap. A draw
head pulled out, dtching the mail car
Frank Sproule, the mail clerk son-in
law OF Mayor Acheson OF Denison, was
seriously injured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-18

President-elect Taft expects to
start for Panama within a short
time to make q thorough investiga-
tion Of the conditions in that oun
tn with reference to the digging Of
tho Panama canal. The president
elect feels that it is incumbent on
him to get In close touch and have
the details Of the work within his
grasp and he would thus possess a
clearer idea of what is going on
than through any other source.
With this announcement of making
the trip. the question came up, what
would be done in case a fatal accident
happened to Judge Taft? There is
said to be no constitutional provis-
ion for substituting anyone else in
the presidential chair IN event OF
any such incident. but 1T is not
thought by Judge Taft's advisers
that there L. any great danger IN
his making the trip at this time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-18
Men and Women are Both Busy Look
ing Around and Laying Things
Away Until Wanted.

Mitchell people / taking time by
the forelcck and there will be very
few, if any, laggards at the eleventh
hour to make their Christmas pur-
chases. The early shopping idea
seems to have been adopted to a
certain extent for at all hours of the
day people are seen hurrying from
one point to another where the
Christmas goods are displayed. The
shoppers have got hold of the idea
that by buying early they will not
have to rack their brain for a present
for this person or that and tinallN.
wind up with purchasing that which
was %fartherest from their minds
when they had plenty of time to buy.
This early shopping idea not only
brings comfort and solace to the buy
er but to the proprietor and the
clerks in the various establishments
of the city. The latter have a better
chance to display their goods, and
you nave IIie DeII0l OpIOl lllllilS w
inspect them. The store people are
not rushed to death at the last mo-
| ment and grow frantic in their efforts
to try and supply a want that cannot
be filled.
Mitchell's merchants are all readY
for the Christmas trade. The stocks
throughout, where any effort is be-
made to put up the Christmas idea,
are arranged in an attractive manner
for the inspection of the trade; larg-
er force of clerks have been engag-
ed for the last eight or ten days of
the holiday shopping. The stores,
in many cases, are decorated with the
things of an appropriate nature, and
there is iii the air a joy%fulness that
comes with the Christmas season.
Practically all of the merchants
are making a practice of laying away
any purchases that are made and will
keep them until the happy day ar.
lives, anu luis, III d great measure
is an encouragement for the shop.
pers to get out and get started early
The Republican is carrying a fine
line of advertising. and among these
business men represented in our col
umns you can be assured of having
your wants supplied without any
trouble. Look the ads over thi
evening or tomorrow evening ant
then start down town and make you
purchases. Get busy early.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ON SOME DoH'1s ON CHRISTMAS
Postmaster Wells Offers Some Timely
Suggestions About Sending
Packages BY Mail.

The following suggestions are
made by Postmaster Wells to pat
rons of the post office i'll sending
their Christmas packages. If fol-
lowed the packages will be more GER
tain to reach their destination and
it will materially assist the post
office force in handling the Christmas
rush.
Don't do up a parcel with such
poor wrapping paper or in such a
flimsy name that the wrapper may
be easily torn and separated from
the contents. Use heavy paper and
plenty of string.
Don't fail to put your name and
address, preceded by the word
from on the upper lefthand COR
ner of every piece of mail.
Don't fail to give the full address
street number, town, city, county
and state of destination.
Don't seal or wrap parcels in
such a n that their contents
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-18

the senior class last week in their
meeting caps and gowns VIII not DE
worn until the spring term OF sciiool
opens. Last year the junior ciass
interfered somewhat with the pre-
arranged plans of the seniors but
this years class will doubtless eA-
ercise sufficient caution to prevent a
like occurrence. At present the
seniors number eighteen, but there
will probably be twenty in the class
by commencement time.
Lloyd Hardy was an out OF town
spectator at the college debate Saluf-
day night. 1t is his intention TO be
in school after Christmas.
Ernest Washburn has entirely re-
covered from the attack oil qulnsy
he contracted while on the ] anks-
giving football trip. He is around
out of the house already and viii be
able to enter school after the ho.4-
days.
ne various SOGlCllCS u
ed these presiding officers for the VIM
ter term; ITALIAN, Ethel Shepherd;
Philomathian, Elsie Parrett; Daeda-
liam. Fred James; Kappa, Ross Rath-
bun; Athenian, Amy Reeves; Cllon-
ian, Bertha Henjum; ~Adelphlan,
Louis Bailey; Amphictyon, Bruce
Price.
A large number of the students
took the special examinations wi.lch
we're held all day Monday. An I'M
usual number of classes were skip
ped this fall because of the many
conflicting interests which proved
stronger than the stringent rules
now in force.
There is every indication of an
unusually heavy attendance this Win
ter, especially in the commercial
branches.
To accommodate the expected in
crease in the School of Commerce
DR.. Kerfoot has engaged another IN
structor, a Professor Immell of In
diana, who comes very highly rec
commended as being amply qualified
to fill the pasition.
The addition of Prof. Lombard O
Winona, Minnesota to the School o
Music as teacher of piano and pipe
organ makes the seventh member
of the faculty of the branch of thu
University. This growth is most re
markable as only five years ago on
teacher was sufficient to carry on al
of this work in the school.