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, 1908-07-20
MR.. BRYAN SAVES HIMSELF.

An Omaha Bee star correspondent
figures it out that Mr.. Bryan, In ask
ing that no contribution for more thar
ten thousand dollars be received, was
looking at his own po~cketbook. He
has made every dollar he has through
his prominence bfough. about by ran-
ming for president on the democratic
ticket. hence it was confidently ex'
ipected that he would come In for at
least $4,000 in making up the cam
paign fund. BY the resolution adopted
on his front porch, he will be able tc
save just $40, 600 of that sum.
The same correspondent quotes a
Nebraska man, Barney McNey, redhot
democrat and lawyer of Red Cloud, as
follows:
81 believe II the vote was taken to-
day, Bryan would carry Nebraska, but
when the people find out about the ring
he had at Denver running the conven-
ton, there will be little chance for him
in this state. There was Jim Dahlman,
his big chief, and that cigar peddler,
George Rogers, Tom Allen and several
others of the same brand bossing that
convention under orders from Bryan.
II that is the class of democrats Mr..
Bryan intends>to cater to i a hardly
sea whatlrelief the people can get with
his election. Then he had Roger Sui
Ivan on his staff. Tom Taggart Is a
bigger nan in the party than he has
ever been. Isn't that a pretty bunch
for q man with Bryan's reputation to
have around him? Is Dunn placing
him in nomination vas bad enough,
but to have a man like Judge Parker,
one of the b~rainiest men in America,
turned down cold and Is. Dunn recog.
nized by the chair to offer some res
olutions was the limit. How he could
abuse Guffey of Pennsylvania and
then go to the depot to meet Murphy
and 'Fingy" Connors of New York is
past my understanding"
, 1908-07-20

have lost faith in the empty profes.
sions of an ~unregenerate democracy.
| have los; confidence in the ability. in
the sincerity and even in the integrity
of its leaders. | do not consider 1t
patriotism to pretend to support that
which as a citizen / distrust IN l
earnestly hope the independence party
will give me an opportunity to vote
for candidates that are both able and
honest and for a declaration of prnci
pies both sound and sincere"
, 1908-07-20

That our Americ.n forest. .hoprA .,
plants which poes>ss the most valuable
medieinal virtues 10 Abundanuy attested
BY scorss of the most eminent medical
vrffnes ani taaohera Even the nrtr.
torr6 Indi.ns h.A Iss..v.,s1' th.,r..s.l
~. S-.EsN'4vE
-. OF many nahvs pianss osfors the
aovsnt OF the whits rsca. b informa-
ton, impaired freely to the whites. led
the latter 70 continue Investigations until
to-day w have . rich sssortment of most
vsluahis American nsdicinsl roota
- tIssee believes seasoaf Aoeeseen mr.
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FL
49, HWSN&DroDef1y invsstAgete taeos
ea95Ye1ss..e09e q this conviction: y
poi1AT with pride~D IA nlnoat RAxxA1nna
cnsna 4 ncted hx M s6of1oa 0a6icaI hja.
covSrI.s rAlch ~ ncs1sa iteelf M - ~
lMf 1Ucis.e .scr.ch ~. No, t.xs,nrs
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Goeaelz kn0Xnt y Aa4lie14 1SspeA. DyspsD-
ID: o. hdlgsstloo. tosDad liver. funettsaay
, 1908-07-20
Murdered for. n

Dover. Del, July 20.-Police officials
of Queen Anne county. Maryland, ex-
press the opinion that William Will
Jams, the farmer whose body WAS
found hanging to a tree last Tuesday,
was murdered for his money. The au-
thorities are frank in stating that the
Walls family are entirely eliminated
from any suspicion in the death Of
Williams.
, 1908-07-20
Initiative Law Upheld.

Cleveland, July 20.-The new initia-
tive and referendum state law was held
to be constitutional by Judge Chapman
in Common Pleas court. The test case
will be carried to the state supreme
court for final decision.
, 1908-07-20
Another Attack looked Eor.

Washington, July 20.-Vice-Counsul
Linard, at Ceiba, Honduras. has tele
graphed the state department that the
revolutionists are expected to make
another attack on that place in addi-
ton to the third one. which was re-
pulsed after a hours fighting" with
several casualties.
, 1908-07-20
Burned by Molten Metal.

Chicago, July 2O.-Five men were
burned, two perhaps fatally, by an
overflow of molten metal from a fur
mace in the plant of the Wisconsin
Steel mills in South Chicago. The vic
tins were employees of the steel COM
pany. and were preparing to let the
metal flow from the furnace.
, 1908-07-20
Manila Lawver Dead.

Manila, July 20.-Thomas Kinney,
oe of the leading lawyers of this city,
died here OF peritonitis following an
attack OF appendicitis. Mr.. Kinney
was born in Virginia and resided in
New York before coming out to the
islands.
, 1908-07-20

Union Pacific Railroad Co., Summer
Tourist Low Round Trip Rates.
From Laramie. Wyo to the east and
West.
Chicago. Ill. and return $43 so
Buffalo. N. Y. and return. $65.a0.
Detroit, Mich, and return, $3.50.
st. Louis. Mo. and return, $3.50.
st. Paul. Mimi, and return. $41.20.
San Francisco. CAL. and return.
$4,000.
Los Angeles, Cal, and return, 5000
Portland, Ore. and return, 5000.
On sale June LIST to September 30.
Final limit, October 81.
tt A. B. CADY. Agent
, 1908-07-20

Indianapolis, July 20.-The national
board Of directors of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians, in session here.
probably will recommend to the or
ganizatio,l when the convention meets
this week that a national system of in
a is not practicable.
, 1908-07-20
Carrying Peters Pence.

New York, July 20.-Conveying the
Peters pence collected during tho
year, the largest contribution ever sent
to Rome from the diocese Of New York
Right Rev. John d. Farley, archbishop
of New York. has sailed for Genoa.
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore also
was a passenger on the steamer.
, 1908-07-20
Rural Carriers Makes Demands.

Indianapolis, July 20.-The execu-
tive board of the Rural Letter Carriers
association Of the United States, In
session here, has taken steps to press
still further the bill providing for an
increased remunratfon for carriers
who r compelled to carry locked
pouches to postof1ce substation.
, 1908-07-20
Department store involved.

Columbus. O., July 2O.-Receivers
have been appointed for the D. C..
Beggs company OF Columbus, the lar
gest department store in central Ohio.
Slow collections n inability to dis
pose of the huge stock are given as
some of the reasons. The Claims Of
New York are said to be the largest
creditors.
, 1908-07-20
VISITING AT HOME
OF DUBOIS RELATIVE

Miss Minnie A. Stoner, professor OF
domestic economy at the state uni
versity at Laramie, who is here to in
terest students in a university course,
left Thursday for the home of her
uncle. o. M. Clark, ear Dubois, says
the Lander State Journal. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs.
E. Stoner Drake of Woonsocket. S. D.
and Miss Eloise Ramsey of New York.
, 1908-07-20
More Passenaers Landed.

Manila, July 20.-Forty more passen.
gers from the Launch San Gabriel,
which founded two days ago while on
its way from Manila to Corregidor is
land. were landed here by the steamer
Buena Suerte. They are mostly wo-
men who refused to leave the wreck.
, 1908-07-20
Wanted for

Bellingham, Wash. July 1s.-Sher.
in Mathews of Mount Clemens. Mich.
has arrived for John Klopstock, for
mer treasurer Of that city, who is
charged with forgery. Klopstock has
lived here for two years. He has en-
ployed lawyers and will fight extradi.
ton. The alleged forgeries were com
mittei in December. 1905, but were not
brought to light until very recently.
, 1908-07-20
DAYS NEWS
IN BRIEF FORM
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
IN SHAPE FOR BUSY READ
ERs OF PEOPLES PAPER.
Former Millionaire Manufacturer Of
Fon Du Lac Dsad-at Milwaukee,
New initiative and Referendum
Law Of Ohio uphsId-Hibernia.i.
Against Insurance Clause.

Milwaukee, Wis. July Go. !. l..
Meyer. aged Sc, a former millionaire
manufacture OF Fon du Lac, Wis, but
of late years in reduced circumstances.
died OF heart trouble.
, 1908-07-20
Doctor Goes to Prison.

0oCtor GoeS 10 FrI2oH.
Troy, Mo-, July 20.-D. w. H. Hemp
hill, charged with Rev. Clyde Cow,
with manslaughter in connection with
the death of Miss Elizabeth Gleason,
a young school teacher, was found
guilty by a jury here and sentenced to
serve three years in the penitentiary.
, 1908-07-20
". Il HOLIDAY CO

low not to try for the democratic nom-
nation for vice president. Bill evil
IDENTIFY took his advice. At any rate,
Bill wasn't nominated.
, 1908-07-20

Old papers, 25 cents a hundred. NJ
The Republican once.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
This Offer Does Not
Expire Until 6 O'clock
Tomorrow Evening.

N B.-Earnest workers who secure
less than three subscriptions will be paid
a liberal commission for them. Don't
fail to bring in every subscription secured.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-19
Intermountain Catholic Office Moved

The Intermountain Catholic has re-
moved its office from the Atlas block to
the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co,
building, 1924 Main street. suite
S16 The increase in business re-
quired larger and more spacious Of
fees For this reason it was necessary
to engage a suite of rooms where ali
the employees could have ample room
and the business department be proper
ly handled. Bell phone 1907.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-19
ROCK SPRINGS, WYo.

Mrs. P. ]. Quealy is in New York.
where she will remain until after the
holidays.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Msr.
John Cameron is very ill with bron-
chitiS
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-19

THE BABE IN BETHLEHEM.
A Christmas Carol.

(For The Intermountain Catholic.)
(By James E. Kinsella, Chicago Post
office POat)
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-19

Mems Suits, Overcoats. Craven
cites, Auto Coats and listers. val
ues 5000 to $500. Bankrupt prices
$24.77, $17.e6, STAT, $11.es,
1894, $3.50 and 1897.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-08-20
THE coEUR D,ALENEs-THAT's ALL

The outside world has little knowledge Of the magnificent strategic
poson occupied by the ne mining district 10 persons
residing in the east one mining region resembles another ~ ' M
some desoate spot perpuay owcad mountains hundred miles
from civilization fur railroad Accommodations and where residents
60 around guns strapped all Them ever ready TO pink the
next fellow povocon without he feels 50 disposed
where and order is unknown and might rules rather han rg
To us who live here and proud and district the
first visit Of stranger is He gets of the trainwe
won't say praise Of the tranand looks around First ne Is
greeted the magnificent foliage the surrounding hills and ne has
any love nature his composition he speeches. for few minutes
He goes to hotel eqna which he will find in OF his
eastern towns population than 10000 and often not there He
cannot fail to impressed with the spirit OF the place. the
GOOD streets and cement sidewalks Invariably he that he
had no idea mining camp could be such beautiful orderly place.
habted by such we'll dressed, well bred, intelligent people
II Is liberal education to visit the Occur dAenes
They all admit the first trip and they usually again
In the matter Of Transportation the district and with
the work under Roadway completed mineral district in the
world will be better equipped The Kellogg Wallace Burke
and Muan districts reached by the O. R. n Co. Northern
Pacific BOTH while all the section contiguous to the Occur
dAene the Northern Pacific The Idaho Northern fast
building Murray the portion OF the district which was badly
handicapped by lack Of transportation The Chicago Milwaukee
territory which has not been popecd owing its cmotenes from the
railroad but which has sufficiently examined to convince mining
men it is equal the other parts Of this rich section
Asif all this were not sufficient place the Occur dAnes in the
front rank and ahead every other district ndcaons-and authorize
tive but confidential normatonpoint to speedy connection by
electric line with Spokane and other points
To the man who has money invest mining say and
spend month Anes See the beauties OF nature and
the rich mineral from the EARTH Talk TO- and associate
with the men west the who do things despite all obstacles
and YOU will be more enthusiastic about the district than those who
have lived here for years Try the medicine 1t will do good phy
cally and mentally.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-08-20
IMPROVEMENT IS GENERAL

The information that the Stewart mine will in all probability be re-
opened has given semocay is good and
one interested in the enes will look forward the
ton becoming reality well known that Mr. Henze regards the
Stewart as one valuable and the OF eectng
settlement with Of the has been going along quietly
Tn general wa the future the Ancs looks promising
True it has been necessary the stock OF majority Of companies
operating through the mposby selling stock but this cond
financial uncertainty prevalent elsewhere rather than
to any doubt as richness Of this mineral district The clouds Of
this depression rolled by and the sky clear From
will be necessity for assessment but the actual assessment
even though has been somewhat Of hardship has kept development
work going and enhanced the value properties than proportion
atey.
With the present price Of lead and the prospect for future enhance
ment the outlook for the coming looks bright indeed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-08-20
JAMES A. WAYNE
Attorney and counsslIor-at-law
Room Postoffies Block
Wallace. idshe
N. WITTNER

Real Estate and Mining
Bargains in residence and business
property. Agent for City Gardens
acre tracts, north Of Spokane, WASH,
excellent investment on installment
plan. Mining stock bought and sold
on commission. Fiscal agent for
Phedora, Little Mint, Idaho & Los
Angeles, King Solomon and Giant
Mining & Development companies.
Only Promotions of meritorious prop
critics handled.
For good and reliable investments
call on N. WlTTNER,
600 Bank street.--Stevens block.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-08-20
THE FORESTRY SERVICE

praise cannot be given the local branch OF the National
Forestry Service for signal rendered state and nation during
the recent threatened destroy large OF the finest
standing timber United States Hundreds OF fires broke out all
over this district density growth and the dry weather
are considered it little short that they extngh
comparatively small loss Of property The excellent
system patrol forest rangers responsible for the discovery OF
these bzs their ncpncy and the good training OF the
employees coping emergencies saved hundreds OF thousands
dollars valuable natural from deuc
o large Of timber belonging private ndvdu
ais and corporations
The the forestry management after this practical
illustration may justly be questioned to his motives
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02
SENATE PASSES THE
CURRENCY BILL
Alrich- -Vreeland Measure Adopted by
Decisive Vote-Filibuster Was
Defeated.

Washington, May 30.---It Was by
II trick Of the hawk-cycd Aldrich with
the colluSion Of c--presi,lcnt Fair
banks that the Aldrich- -Nrecland
makcshift iniquity got through the
senate this afternoon and congress-
adjourned tonight. All the democrats.
except Stone and Gore, fell own ON
their jobs completely, and sat by and
allowed Aldr,ch and Fairbanks ,
trick. Gore, L.aFollctte and Stone had
held the floor beyond I,l rccoy'ls Of
humnn endurance and Gore had made
n magnificent speech for two and Il
half hours when. understanding that
Stone was to take :iS place, he sat
down. lie could not see that Stone
had not come into the chamber.
Aldrich had it ali arranged with
Fairbanks and the clerk. and al
though Hepburn. another republican,
opposed to the bill. was on his feet .
Fairbanks recognized Aldrich, who
called for Il vote Immediately rs Cor"
sat down. Before any one could winl;
the clerk began calling the roll and
the vice-prcsidcnt refused to rrcn"
niZr Hepburn, although he insisted
on Il question Of personal privilege.
The South Carolina representatives
are leaving slowly. several rrmainin"
over till Monday or Tuesday To at
tend to department matters. All are.
here except johnson and l.cgarr.
Senator Gary will rctur' tomorrow 10
Abbcvillc. Zach McGhrr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

those who contemplate The trip the
fact that the important thing in OF
dcrin% the car is to have not only tho
names of those who are going. but
the amount which will be necessary
to pay for the ear. This amount is
T3.-5 for rach person, which Mr.
llardWirk says is the lowest rate
which he can make under the terms
of the Interstate commerce laws.
81 would be glad to have those
VIII" expect I" take this trip send me
that amount just as soon as they de
eide I" g" and If for amy reason the
trip should not be taken the money
will be refunded. and if the party
should br gotten up and anything
Shnuld occur t" prevent amy member
from "nin" the amount he sends will
also be refunded. but If his amount is
necessary to make up the party, Of
course that would ,altcr the situation.
| trust that the members Of the us
S"riatinn appreciate the situation and
will act accnrdin"ly.
81 dn not think Il more pleasant n
profitable trip could he suggested fo,
the time it takes and the expense
which is necessary. The entire cX-
pcnsc for hotel accommodations and
necessary transportation not includ-
in" street ear fare and incilcntalS.
will be Just Il little more than $40. 1t
does seem to me that We should have
every newspaper in South Carolina
represented on this trip.
~ would like To- state that it is
desired that as many of the members
rs possible reach Gaffnry on Monday
evening, June 20. So that we may
have Il large number present at the
opening session on Tuesday morning,
June 80. The entire meeting, includ-
ing the trip. takes just one week and
certainly every editor in South Car
olina has earned that much time tn
give io an association with his fellow
craftsmen in the enjoyment and pro,
iii Of the annual mcctin" and three
days outing.
"Thnsr who desire transportation
| in addition to that they already have
to the annual meeting will please alt
wise me in ample time for whom,
transportation is desired and what
! relation the person bears to the news.
paper or {" the editor and by what
route it is desired to 20
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02
Currency Commission.

Washington. May 30.--Thr vice.
president tonight announced the APP
pnintmrnt of Senators Alhrirh. ALI
son. Burrows. Hale. Knox. Daniel,
Teller. Money and l'nll"y Is members
authorized by act Of congress. Mr..
Knox is the only senate representa-
tive ON the commission who iS not Il
member nf the committee on finance
The speaker appointed members Of
the commission on br.ia;i Of the house
rs follows: MrSSrS NrcclHmd Over
street. Burton (OD. Weeks. R"nyngr,
Smith. republicans; pahgrtt, Burgess
and l'uJ", democrats. or these. only
Weeks, Burton and iuio ar" mem
bcrS Of the committee" on banking and
currency.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02
NO MORE LONG FILIBUsTERs.
Important Change in Interpretation
Of Senate Rules.


gave close attention to the progress
Of events in the senate during the fill
buster. which marked the closing day
Of the recent session. the change in
WAS considered of far greater import
than the hlibu>trr ITSELF
Senator lhrkrtt. who gave close at
trntl"n to the parliamentary tactics
employed by the ma. inrity [" bring
the obstruction to an end, thus sum
married. to-day the changes which
were accomplished between - 'rlnrk.
midnight. and day li.ht yesterday
morning.
l'irSt-TIlc virr-prrSidrnt announce
rh that it waS within the province Of
he chair I" count Il quorum. and thea
he would not order Il roll call if II
quorum was actually present
Srr"nd The senate. by vote upon
Il point ~ "rlrr submitted /" i, by
he virr-prr>lrul. determined that
he question of "u" quorum could
not be raised until after intervening.
business. If the previous roll call had
dl>'rl">r'l i quorum present.. and that
debate wa> not such intrrvrnin" bust
ness.
Thir,l--A rule of the senate. which
in prnctl''" has always laid dormant
wa> invoked, prohibiting Il senator
from addressing the senate upon any
question more than tiwcc in amy one
day.
The result of these three intrrprr-
tatiDllS of the rules makes il absolute
~ impossible to prnInng debate indie
linitrlv, and thus makes Il tilibnStrr
impnSSibl" where tive end Of the SOS
sion is indrtrrmiuntr for tnrT "ivr ~
opportunity for iuttrmiSSi"n by Il
speaker except by yirldin" the lln"n
| and after two such yirlliu"> "i the
| floor. under the rule. he will not br
permitted to speak further ON that
day.
| BY refusing T." adjourn and thus
c"ntin,lin" tn" same day until th"
legislation shall be- enacted. il i~ only
IL mattrr of time until amy i!lhuStrr-
me rnntir.rnt can be successfully
| Wnrn out.
t"mmrntinG on the effect of thrS,
changes Mr.. Burkrtt said:
"Thr present senate iilibuStrr has
been productive Of the greatest cvnlu
ton in facilitating legislation since
!hr days of the 1lst congress. whcr
Speaker ThQmaS B. Reed announce,
in the house that wrntlcmr in then
seats could not be seen as we'll aE
heard. That announcement was the re
suit of flibustcr, and until Reed :
decision ii was Il possibility for tn,
minority to compel the ma lnrity t'
nave enough Of thcil members present
all the tim" to equal Il quorum of the
house. But Reed declared that if
man VA, present he WAS present
whether he was willing to admit i
on not. and ihcrcupnn he directed the
clerk to count the members present h'
saw aS we'll as those he heard.
'Whcn the conference report on
the currency bill came up for con
sldrraiio some senators undrrtoOk |.
ilibuStcr against it by securing th'
floor, and thus preventing It's comm:
TO Il vote. Senator I.nFullrttr led of
AM, Of course. used every trrhnIrnlit.
of the rule to consume time. lie rams
cd the question Of II" quorum thirty
six times within II few hours, whicl
nrccSSilaicd the calling Of roll rHrl
time. II permitted to 90 unhndrr
ed il might have been continued in
definite iN.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

But how the South Carolinians will
look down upon the humble. ignorant
and nninstrnctcd delegates from New
Hampshire and Rhode Island in Der
can Indian man lived i double life
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

: White Ribbon Echoes.
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Department Work Continued-Flower
Mission.

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

vcr - News and Courier.
rn SIG wcck.' says an exchange, so
again is the rcvcrcd ratio Of Is to |
Sincd against. News and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

Since South Carolina instructed f,r
Bryan, Ogdcnism has not chccpcd H.
South Carolina.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

Editor Josephus Daniels is the
power that dcSiccatcd North Caro-.
lima.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

Through this beautiful channel we
rejoice with them tha, 1t" rejoice
and weep with them that weep" by
carrying "oul cheer to people Of all
conditions. especially t" the poor,
sick. brrravcd and unfortunate. All
forms Of charity are included in its
scope.