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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-29

are wondering why the merchants and
them. But on the other hand 1t must
cost someone considerable to MAIN
tain them. One Is not supposed to fol-
low a business IL he sees loss staring
him constantly In the face. But with
baseball the case Is different, and the
game must go on. Then, too, the la
dies are called upon, or voluntarily
come to the rescue by giving enter
tainments and raising money to pull the
club out OF the "hole." Ball game is
fine sport for school boys. but the way
II In run now will soon bankrupt some
one unless there are some wheels
within wheel that are not visible to
the outside world. Since the world
seems to be run by speculation and
trickery no doubt these elements are
contained in the baseball business,
that makes II 50 fascinating for
many and perhaps profitable for 9TH
ers. But when one gains some one is
obliged to lose. Then comes the boys
themselves--after few years hard
service. old age comes on. They are
stove up. limbs broken and q general
dishguration all round. Can't play
ball any longer; know nothing else.
perhaps. What IL to become Of
them? Some. provision will have to
be made for them; they will need help
90 much or more than many Of our
soldiers need pensions. and where is
the money to come from to support
them and their families. II Is time
that the fans were looking after this
part Of the business. For II comes in
every avocation In life from the pulpit
to the press. and there IL no reason to
believe that baseballists will be an ex-
ception to the rule.
Then. again. this selling business of
the players. or swapping them like
they we're slaves or dumb brutes
sounds nonsensical among civilized
people.
Service at Brick church has been
dispensed with until the first Sunday
In September. 1t is an old custom
here to give the minister a months
vacation at this season OF the year
Mr.. A. b. Stuckey's manly form
and smiling face was seen among the
worshirpers here Sunday.
Mr.. e. w. Dabbs attended the big
picnic at Beulah on Saturday.
Mr.. q. w. Mcbride will leave for
Roland. N. c., on Tuesday for q few
days stay.
Replying to an inquiry In the Item
a few days since as to what has be-
come Of the Belts Railroad. for the
Information OF your readers we will
state that the tail end Of II has length
ened until II has nearly reached the
Black river and Georgetown public |
road and unless II grows faster in the
next seven months than It has the |
past seven. the right OF way will have
TO be cut out again. Though. II might |
be full grown. AZ they don't all grow |
the same length.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-29
TINDAL.

Tindal, July 2S.-The crops in this
section are doing nicely since the fine
rain has broken the dry spell.
Mrs. Mollie Middleton, Of Florence,
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LynchburE. July 22.-ouite an ex-
x1e1ng though one-sided game Of ball
Uas played here last evening between
1sayesville and Lynchburg mines.
Ignchpurg made too many costly er.
ssrA attributable to lack OF practice,
epd consequently head work.
- To- score stood II to q. In favor Of
11Ayssvilis. (My. isn't this painfully
uaftsriss- Simon .Grif-
- pitcher. and Marshall Smith.
eseehsr; Mayesvilie. Mat Mayes. pitch
-. saa = Rhodes. catcher.
Umpires--o. Farley d. Rhodes.
TAs painters are putting the f,nish-
- on the new Methodist church.
nakins II the handsomest little
SAurch IN thts county. II IL certainly
. noAsrn. up-to-date structure. This
enurch is In Q much more convenient
1ocation than the old one.
lar. w. T. Mcleod is having his res
Yosaes remodeiled completely.
work is about to begin on Mr..
3ehnnis y. McIntosh's residence. and
whom completed. according to the de-
Agns. will be very attractive and
handsome.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-29

Columbia, July 28.-Mr. ]. w.
Bauer, section director Of of the
weather bureau service, has issued
the bulletin for the week ending July
27 The report gives the general!
weather averages and reports from
the observers scattered throughout the
State. 1t is given below:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-29

The Jerome hotel in Columbia is
being enlarged by adding a fourth
story and an addition In the rear.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-29
County CORRESPONDENCE.


Wisacky. July 23.--It is amusing to
1lAsar the widely differing opinions be-
.,ny voiced aroond here as to the con-
alton OF cotton. Some claim that It
- already cut or considerably by the
. orought which has prevailed here for
<svo weeks Others say that It Is only
9eg(nning to suffer. while still others
]eoatsnd that the dry weather has
foesu just the thing that has been
ioosded. and has caused cotton TO hold
~ fruit that otherwise II would have
oAed. Two things are certain. corn Is
nn1ly. but In most cases irredeemably
1u3orsd. Not more than three-fourths
- . crop can be made. and probably
~ % much N that. The other IL
ruhna cotton 10 about N heavily fruit
- - has ever been seen in this vi
ro1nDey. One good farmer said only
~ morning that cotton had On 80
1nnnv hollis that they were lyins on
'~s1o anothsr.
-. A. n. weldon entertained quite
= numbsr Of young people at . "wa-
1.Dslon bustin'" on Tuesday sven-
-. IN honor Of her charming sister.
1E1n Mary Bell Scott. OF Sumter. Mr..
Usnsy Luctas won the priss-a huge
vuosvmslon-fo eating the most Of
- sAms luscious fruit.
l1zs. =. q. DssChamps entertained
- wednesday evening In honor of
- sis>sr. Mlss Virginia Crane. of
DsdA<ur. oa.
01ra Lottis Green and Mrs.. w. w.
-1nssren ana children. OF Bishopvillc.
.oosne ysstsrday at the homo OF Mr..
- ". Dsschamps. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
i1sauss. OF Mayesvills are guests al
- same hospitab,s home today.
Nm. Alga Hili and children are in
0sFr.otts for . portion Of the summer.
lGrA n. w. Lucius and children ard
0sN Dlisa Green and grand children
URs ON sullivan's Island for q few
Sposka Nessrs. w. A. Green. and L.
>. scott 90 to Join them tomorrow
oeruing. -
,aiss Virginia Crane. ofDecatuert Ga.
. the charming s,iest Of her sister.
2sA Ddgar DesChamps
H. dip" is still . favorite pass
- at Lynch's River crossing near
1sss. Monday afternoon there were
- IN the water at one time. An
aAnesaobils full from Bishopviile
Ouo among the crowd.
= large crowd from here attended
- campaign meeting at Bishopville
XSssaay. Ons would Judge by ap-
D1nsances that Lee county will be
Ow pretty thoroughly In politics at
- coming election, Each Of the
U.nasorial candidates has the follow
- Jchnstons. Smith and Rhett
- and each OF them II most thor
oagAly opposed by the supporters Of
- cthsrA Rhett. for Instance. will
D1ssavs good vote In Lee county.
- JET. very likely. II he should
uDsak In Bishopvilis again now. he
Woo1d be Missed. However. here's
AsDans. and hoping warmly. that
w>xhin six months We shall be speak |
- Of Senator Rhett
=
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-29

J. L. Ludlow, civil engineer, may
sue the street commission OF Column
bia for breach Of contract.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-29
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.

Conditions. for Week Ending Mon.
day Reported by Section Director
Bauer.
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Send US your job work.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08

nimmt iib Ger 0eportierten nit ioI.
der 2iebe unb 6iiriorge an, oaB tie
Den Reio Der ebrbaren arbeiter in
Sronfrei6 5u ertpefen geeignet lit.
Der Staat Iiefert Den aus ser @e-
fellidaft IusgeItoBenen allies, oeiien
iie bcbiirfen: 8obnpng, Rabritng,
&Ieibung, Die 8Obnung lit elm re6t
fofettes S0lrsd)en, oas inter Balmen
un0 SbItbGumen, mitten in einem
eniggriinenoan 8orten liegt. @n
Nabrung miro geniigenb gelieiert uno
feinem feblt es an f0itlt6en Sriiften
aIIer Irt, 0ie Dem betreffenoen Be
mobuer oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gebGren,
porausgeiebt, 6oB er lie a1baut unb
Den @arten pflegt. 8obl mag bier
ilnb oa Die @informigfcit uub Die Gin.
iamfeit Den an oas gerduidDollc2eben
gepobnten Yoriier Ipaden etpas be-
briiden, ober er meiB ii6 i6on gu emit
i6Goigen on ben Sonntagen uno ben
nationalen Scittagen, Oa es ibm fret
ftebt, nit ieineSaleihen na9 Saint
9ourent d. 0u . Woroni ooer nod
@ourgil 81 mnnoern, mo er ii4 nod
Ser3enSIlit altstollen fam "a la
MODE be 8ariS".
6reilid licgt cieien eolen Rittern
6es 9agno, ole oieIleid)t eines 8eibes
fpeqen na6 Dem Reoolper ooer nab
Dem Meiier e~riffen, Dem elm foitbares
Wenihenleben gum Spfer fiel, Der
WangeL oes etuig @eiblifen pte elm
ifiperer Clip altf Dem Ser5eE. God
olif oa ipeiB Der Staat gu belfen.
Die Stroiperpaltuna balt 81 Die.
fem 3hefe BON 3eit 5u 3eit umfrugeu
in oen 3entraIgefGngniiien bel ben
I0roerinnen, ben @iftmiiderirTen,
ben SodItoplerinnen unO Den Gngel-
maherinnell, INN gbeitanbSfunOioa-
tinnen fir lire Rentner in @upana
aus Reu &olebpnicn auf8utrefben.
,Similia iimilibrs curanturl"
0as aebnli6e belle ih ourb oas
Iebnlife! gfod) oieiem bomoopatbi.
ihen Re3epte nereinigt man alio cine
moraIiide SGrlnis nit elmer onberen
moralii6en 3Gulnis unO biloet iid)
nun Elm, 10 ote @elunobeit, Die gbren-
baftiqfeit uno Die Sdidlidfeit gu be-
foroern ......
Cine ioIdc Sod8eit i'm gagno I'm.
ter Der 30rtlifen 8roteftion Der Re.
pubIif lit gar nifts 10 Seltenes. Sea.
tiirlif lpieIt ii6 cine itaatlide Sci
ratbsoermittIung in ben 9epOrta'
tionsorten unter gong anbern 5ormen
ob oils iene Seiratbsgei61fte, Die elm
8icner yS6ooden" ODER Elm Sariier
ooer gerliner Seiratbspermittler I'M
ter feline Sittife nimmt.
Sn Saint 2aurdnt oil . Waroni
befinbet ii6 Die r3entrolitrafanitak
fir Grouen", Sn Der Mitte SDii6en
berrlihen 9oumfronen ragt oas
Idm,,fe air6Iein in Ole Sobe, rings
umqeben bon niebliden fleinen@in3eI.
bd,iiern, in oenen ole p8eniionaires-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
StaatIidPes 5eirathsbureau fir
3udtbausIer.

9efanntIi6 lit in 8aris oie So6es.
ttrafe aus oaS 4usIterbeetat geiest.
@obl beTtebt nod gciebIif Der Sdarf.
ri6ter CWouIieur De 8ortS"), aber
bon mebr ols 90 i'm lestsn Sabre gum
Sooe gerurtbeilten bat altd) nift elm
%etn3iger 8efdnnti1aft nit Ser yrotben
Dame" (@uilIotine) 0es Serrn 9eib.
Ter gemadt. Serr 5alliereS i6eint
audi ben Roroeru u10 8unoite1 9e.
eeniiber nod Dem @runoioee 81 ban.
beln: o2eben mo Ieben latent" 9es.
bolb fono Elm Sdetial tpie SolleiIano
@naoe Dor oen guaen oeS 0idenScrrn
TN @lbiee uno lebt pie 10 oiele onoere
Der eOlen gpahenitppe ouf Soften Der
&epubIif inter Den miIoen Simmels.
ftrihan g2eu . 8ltpanas, mo er roiige
El6ne fir Die 3utunit idmie0et.
DAB oas 2eben in @llnanu un0 IN
Reu . &aleoonier iid ertra9en IGBt
rnb bebeuteno angenfbmer lit ais onS
bieler SauienOer paH fran5Giiihen
&rbeitern, Die mondmal nidt Diiien,
mas lie morgen ellen meroeu, lit ia
bon GeiIen0eu ltno ebemaliQen 0epor-
tierten baufia er3Gblt Doroen. Roh
Dor peni9en 8oden fonute mo in
Der fran5oiiidan Breiie Die @rIebniiIe
oeS beriihttraten northumberland
len IN Der StrdflingSfoIonie leIen.
lus ie0er Belle oieies SofItapIers
fhillerte oeIIen 8eoauern beroor, oaB
err genotbigt tpuroe, 6as nfioeIe @e.
fdngnis" in Guyana 81 b%erlaiien.
Sdnoe fir ben ebemaligen BoIi3ei-
fommiiiGr uno @ilIionen6ieb, Dab Die
nit ibm uno leinen Millionen ouf DER
rSainteG atberina" in Hio De SSanetro
nerbaftete ySGngerin" vMirelli" linn
ni6t @eieIIihoft leiiten fonnte. or
bate es in 8ubana pieIlei9t nod
gum - Boli5eiprGfeften briugen Ton.
men, dbnIif ienem i6euBIiden hinge.
heuer aus 9Don, 6as IN ieinem So.
dereiofen elm M1bden BON IL Sabren
Iebenoig perbrannte, nah0em er es
eeib1noet. 9ieie Bette lpuroe bonn
Sdmurseridte in 2pon gum Eooe
perurtbeilt, aber bonn SrGiioenten Der
&epublif in oas ionnige Guyana ge.
Seute lit Der Woroer Br1ii-
Dent 6es Observation-Disclosures Spnbi.
fates auf Der Sniel, Bon SoIleilano
lit ia befannt, baB er bofft, einitens
als reider Mann iih an Der Seine
rieberlaiien 81 fonnen.
SpieIt nun audi Der @uni4 als
8oter oieies Rentiergebanfens cine
nidt sertnge Rolle bel bieiem Blame
oieies Moroers, 10 itebt bod nidts i'm
@ege, Dab aitd oteies Sheuial, ute
10 piele onbere ieines @elihters Dor
tbm, es unter Der fiiriorgenoen 2tebe
Der &epublif fir MorOer uno Ipafen
nod au ettpas n@robem" bringe1
tam. 9enn Die franaOitide &epublit
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Oem,einnn5iees.
@ic mcrbcn TOblcn am bciten auae'
lcrnt?


Gus 3ubGn6igmafcn bat niht crit
nit 0ent lleberitreifen bon 0eidirr
mn0 3opmjeug I'll bcgirmem iouOeru
ihon iriiber Olrrd) @chnn0lurig uno
rittige @ilege. Der Starter lutlB es
ueritcbeu Ole Sbiere olrd rltbigc BE.
bauolun9 3lttrauIih 81 modem, G5
0ari feline SteIIc am Eicroetorper sc.
ben, ueIte ser @Grter nidt linge.
idetlt berijbrcn bari; 6iIBG @Eugcn,
Gbrcu. gtiiitcrn, MtuuI. allies mus es
lid aHitanoSlo3 mo obne Wtiibe III.
teriuden laiirn. 0ns Gbier, mcltcs
iolde @erij6rung huIoct. miro i'd
niIlig orn 3aum allflegcn iaiicn umb
Dem Ici:er6en 3ijac! fol8cn Cam lit
es nur eIu flcjucr 5dritt bis jlllu
auilege1 Der Sielen uro Dem Nm
ipamCn ncbcn eiucm dItGrelL miIligru
Bfero. Die arcu5leiue miro guar
cingeibnuIlt ober 6a8 6iilIeu miro
3nudhit nod einigc Gage lana bon ci
mem onncben qc6eu0en Mam am
GG,It2-itrtd Sc .,6@t. Die Oc;ocH .aHg
5u bnltCn6en Strdnge merOen BON ci,
mem babintrr gehenoen Mnnne unoc.
foBt uro 10 5lriidgeboIten odB ons
@ruitblott born fcit otlie1t, 6icrbei
miro e2 81 glei6cr 3eit poriidtig an
oen ihgilrrnocn Strnng qefp0bnt, in.
Dem 3giSpciic Der rebte Stran9 nad
liufs oOer Der lintc nud) redts ge5o.
eli o0ec beioe gefreu5t meroen. SIT
| olc$ QciInacn, 10 tommt Die Ieihte
Nittai&lciie an ole Neihe, Die lie mad
Den Contribution Ieer ODER beid,pert
ge}o9eR miro, Ndh s bis II Sugen
fam man ciuen @aacn ODER elm Ieid).
tes &derqcid)irr iiir oen3u9 benubeu,
Simmer abcr 1T 81 beudlten, oab ItetS
nur Gin ltt10 oerieIbe Wanu nit oen
&icr0cR limgcbt, Der iih 0rrh beiou-
oere &lrbe ni33cidlnct mo oeiiell
8ort lr!o 8eien Dem Sbiere pertraut
iii, iii Der Wnnn bebinocrt, 10 i'm.
terbrche man Iieber Den Qebraang ei-
ltiac Gage, ais Dab man lernano babel
nniteIIt, oeiien Sono nid,t ii6er, Del.
fen @Picn nift rubig lit. Die Irbeit
BON @ohen lit oft in elmer ein5i0en
Stunoc perloren. 3erriiiene SieIen,
5eridnittcne StrGnge, 5er5rohenes
adergeidirr uno Dor allen 0ingen
Elm peroorbenes Biero, bas iinb Die
5olgen bon lleberbuItlng uno Sab
5orn. gS balt unenolid) ifmer. Dos
erre9te Sbier nieoer 5u b~erubigen unO
sur arbeit taugIih 81 MADDEN. Sft
bleibt nidlts Gn6eres iibrig, als es
in Den Stall 5rriid5ubringen unb nod
monatelanger 8ouie pieoer bon
neuem 81 beginner.
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Gbamberlain's huNen me6i;tu
hilft Die Ndtur.

Mebisinen, bic bic 9intur belfen
limb INNER am wirtinmften. Cham
berlain's SuitensM ebiSin bnubei
mad bieiem Blame. Sic b6It ben
5uiten surlid, Loft oeu Guspurf unn
bilft bic Ratur, oa8 SpItem in eiuen
eeiunber 8uitanb mieoerbersuieuen.
sic lit lher einen arpsen She'll Der
Ctuiliiirten g9elt tbrer unfhdbbaren
@ieenihaften ueeen beriibmt. 9nu-
IenOe bnben ibren bDben>g8er be-
seuat. Sic pirtt pegen jeoe Gnln.
ae, oaB eine @rtdltuna in cine Guns
genentSln0ung iibereebt. Gum 8er'
tnuf BEL @nlter 8rDS.
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Drei Gel tporene nit einer fleiuen
fldife Ghamberlaiu's Seibweb,
Cholera uno Dui&fall : Tleoisin

5ldt d1e Qhdmberldm 5 Setppep,
Cholera uno Dul&pfdu : Meoisin
pom Gholere 2morbus 9eheilt.
Ser O. %. 5otuler Slabtower,
ata., ersdhlt cine @rfabruua bic er
mahte, n1breno er nlS @eihwores
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
Gowarbspiue, areisbnuptiiaot pom
areiie Gfebpurne, ala.. faurirte. Gr
iaat: r@abrenb ih bort mar, a6 id1
etpas friihes unb aud @urittJleiid.
oas bel mir Cholera Worbus in Isbr
itlimmer 5urm ueruriahte. Sd
fablte ara etenb unb ieidte nah Ell.
ner getpiffen gbutera : Neoisin, itatt
oefen ianbte mir Der Gpotbefer cine
Ttaide Gbamberlain's aeibmeb, @hos
fera uno 9urhfaus Meoisin nit benz
8emerten, bas er ons @eninid1te
bate, mir abet in Solee Der grs
prubtbeit Dieies Seilmittels, pprs6se
mir lesteres gu hidden, bn er fir
oefen unfehlbnre &ur %earantire. Sd,
uahn cine Dole oauon uno fublte In
fun: Minuten better. &ie ;tpeite
3uie beifte mid ednslih. 8pei
Mitaeihporene titten In berielben
Reiie nub cine finf uno spansie
Gent Sta,He heitte un8 ale bret.
; 8um 8ertnuf BET Batter Bros.
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Iraftiide aOaif.

Bauer (3u Ieiaem beimfebren0en
Sobne): oGto, mas bait 9 iest all's
ituoiert?" Stubioius: o2oeifl"
- Bauer: ,8oab net, mas Dos tsi"
- Stuoioiils: r0as miro i'd Dir
gIei6 erfldren. Batter. 9a bait Du
geraoe orei 8iirite. Sd peroe Dir
bepeiien, OaB es flint @iirite iinb.
$50 brei 8iirite iino, iino bod aud
stpei. 9rei mo 5tpei giebt flint. alio
bolt On flint @iritei" Bauer:
SIN 8oaBt 8 mos, / iB iest
Die brei @iirit', uno Oh fannit oann
Die aloeren 5ipei eiienl"
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TalIenb.

Gin Mann Der cine 6amiIis nit
mebreren beiratbsidbigen Eodtern
bate, ihrteb oils Wtotto iiber BIZ Sbiir
ibrer 3immer: 2erne yia" iagen!
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gercdtiate sSraae.

@retden: DIANA, iino Die Stor.
DIE, pel6e bic fleinen Brinoer brin.
oert, aud Sofliefer@nten2
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FOR SALE by wALKERsBROS-
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-30

it would seem that the government of the city re-
fected the combined wisdom of the highest represent
atves of the people of the United States in the
government of the municipality.
1t is admitted that Washington is orderly and
quiet town. No particular fault is found by anyone
inside or outside of the city, as to its government
1t is quite certain that its citizens would object very
decidedly to the restoration of the franchise and to
having the city turned over to their control the same
as other cities are
The entire situation politically, in the capital of
our nation, is anomalous. In country of almost
universal suffrage, the citizens of its capital
tent to be disfranchised. In period when reforms
of various kinds sweeping every state; the
representatives of all these states combined do not
seem to be reformers Washington is better and
no worse than other cities of its sze and better or
no worse governed There is corruption and graft
there in telephone gas, street and other fran
chses which are granted by congressman sitting as
board of aldermen
We are pleased that there is a possibility for the
passage of a child labor law for the District be-
cause such law is badly needed. The senate COM
mttee in passing this legislation also did wise thing
in making it known that it did not favor the national
child labor law proposed by Senator Beveridge This
subject which it is wise to leave to the respective
states and respective territories.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-30
Some Anomalies.

The senate of the United States few days ago
passed child labor law for the District of Columbia
This fact calls to mind some peculartes in connec-
ton with our representatives in the capital of the
nation.
The District of Columbia is about ten miles square
1t is under the exclusive jurisdiction of congress-
There is not much in the district except the city of
Washington. There are towns, no large manu-
featuring establishments, no business to speak Of
Washington has something like 1000 population,
more than third being negroes The committees
on the District of Columbia in the senate and the
house are the board of aldermen for Washington.
They pass all laws for the city government. street
cannot be extended opened, improvements
made without passing the bill through congress pro-
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-30
Democratic State Conventions.

the authority of the Democratic State Central
Committee accordance with their hereby
given that the Democratic State Convention will in the
City of Twin Falls State Idaho Wednesday, 1908
O'Clock for the purpose of eectng delegates to the
Natona 10 De hed IN ne lily OF Len
pursuant the authority by the of the
Democratic State Central Committee the Democratic State
Nominating Convention will in the City Of Wallace
Idaho Tuesday the 4th August 1908
which convention the democratic platform of principles
Will be announced new Sfate central Will be elected
of Congress- and officers be voted for the
era election to be held Tuesday, November g. A. D. 1905
The counties of the State entitled delegates
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Men of High Character.

We take from the B1ackfoot Republican the list
of quoted below delegates to last Saturdays
convention of the Democracy of Bingham county
These follows:
Blackfoot-John G. Brown L. NJ Caps, J. W.
Chapman J. w Jones, Sam Lloyd, Harry Bennett,
Ryan, w. A. Beakley, H. C. Dippel Jas. Hunter, w.
H. Kestner, L. c. lockwood ]. I. Stewart A,
Written.
Idaho Falls-W P. Hanson, Fred Mos1ey, Jack
Haybal, Jerry McCarty, J. W. Dinenn, E. S. Buck,
E. M. Holden ]. c. McMulen ]. W. Galley, Herman
Schwarz, John Wallenstein, George Payne, NJ G.
Brainerd, Louis Fig A. W. Holden, Chas Chaplin,
w. D. Rogers, Vincent McMullen, E. P Henry, C.
J; Carlson, Robert Phys, George, Chaplin, E. P.
Coltman George A. Buck, James E. Wierman
The attention of the citizens of Idaho is directed
to these men. They represent the best citizenship
of Idaho. There very many in these two
delegations which familiar to the people of Idaho
and have been, for years past.
These anti Mormon democrats Their dem
ocracy cannot be questioned and will not by any
of any party in Idaho Neither will their splendid
character or patriotic judgment be questioned.
These live among the Mormons of Idaho.
Many of them have lived among them for more than
quarter of century. They entirely familiar
with the Mormons and with their obedience to the
tenets of polygamy, the hand, and their &C
ceptance of the dictates of their leaders as how
tney SHOULD vote, on the other lheSe men would not
lend themselves to any sort of a system of religious
persecution.
They are patriotic men who hold in reverence the
constitution of this state. Some among them helped
make the state constitution Others were here and
voted to enact it. Not one of these men would have
voted to pass this state constitution, had the 'test
oath provision not been made part of that sacred
document.
1t any man made a speech in any of the democratic
clubs OF Bingham county where these
present. lnt1mating that his desire to take the
test oath out of the Idaho state constitution, as
was made III a meeting of democrats in Boise a
month ago. these (fgurative1y speaking) would
have thrown him out of the window if there had
been score of doors in the house."
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SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1908.
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ate Conventions as follows |:

resolution passed by the State Central Committee
duly and properly assembled the effect that wherever the
American party is fully organized in of the counties of
Idaho they hereby invited hold primaries and send dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention
Chas. E. Aney Secretary. H. w. Lockhart, Chairman.