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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
Odd Fellows
Have Big Day
Great Gathering held here Last
Tuesday. Members from all
Parts OF the County
Attend.

The Lawrence County |. 0. 0, II
met at 10 A. Nj. at the Odd Eel.
lows Hall with j. M. Allen Pres.
presiding over the assembly.
All the lodges we're represented
and q very interesting meeting
was held during the forenoon
When the noon train arrived, 1t
brought the Grand Sec, Hon. J'R
Harwell of Nashville, and when he
made his appearance IN the lodge
room he was warmly welcomed by
the grand honors and he made
= very pleasant response to the de-
legates and members.
The Assembly then adjourned
until 2 P. M. when parade was
formed and music was furnished
by the boys of hawrenceburg, as
sisted by a part of the Leoma band
and 10 say the least of it, the mu'
sic was excellent and our appre
Citations are ex en,ird to those who
assisted.in that part.
The Odd Fellows marched to th'
M n Church, South where speech
es were made by Hon. X. b
Williams of this place and Hon }
r Harwen Grand Secretary o
Nashville
The meeting then adjourned I'll
SP M. when some contestlng de
gree work took place III which 10
WAYNE Lodge of EthIidge carrie
off The honors aud are to be con-
plimented for their nice work"
The next Association will cor
vene with the Wayne Lodge q
Ethridge Tenn. on the second Sa'
.urday in January 1913.
This meeting was a great treat
all Odd Fellows who attedded an
those who were not present are th
loOseTs.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
Announcement

| am pleased to announce that
on and after the 18th of August
YOU are cordially invited to in
spect our Dress and Tailored
Hats. Mrs. Will Harvey, whC
will have charge of the depart
ment, while / am away will be
glad to show you
Each day as the season pro
presses, new and late idea
will be added to our line. Yol
feel assured of always seeing cor
rect millinery.
MISS EULA McADAMs,
With Conner Dry Goods Co
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
slOO Reward, SlOO.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all It's stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up thu
constitution aud assisting nature
in doing its work The proprie
tors have so much faith in it's cura
tive powers that they offer On
hundred Dollars for any case tina
lit fails to cure. Send for list {
testimonials.
Address. +. j. CHENEY & Co.
} Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills IL
constipation.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
High School
Opens Sept. 2.
Announcement is made OF Open.
ing Plans. CataIOg Tor
those interested

On Monday morning Septem.
Der ? the Lawrence County High
School will open for the recep.
tion of students at 9 o'clock
The usual opening exercises
will be observed, and friends and
patrons of the school are cordial.
ly invited to be present. After
the opening the teachers viii
meet their classes and assign
work for the following day. Stu.
dents in regular standing will
then be dismissed, and all who
failed to be promoted at the close
of last year, as the result of one
or two conditions, will be given
chance to regain their standing
by examination in the grades In
which they failed. New students
will also remain for classification
at this time.
Prospects for a good opening
and a large school were never
better. Dormitory accommoda.
tions will not be adequate to
meet the demands. Those who
may want boarders at popular
prices $40 and Sl2, are requested
to hand in their names, giving
the number they can accommo.
date. Have you seen our new
1912 cataloguei 1T Is A thing of
beauty and Joy forever" and is
sent free to those who are inter
ested Friends of the school will
confer favor by sending a list
of names whom they wish cata-
logues sent, All communications
addressed to the Lawrence County
High School will receive prompt
attention.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Invitations are out announcing
the marriage of Mr.. William o,
Largen and Miss Ora Mae Simms,
the wedding to occur at the Meth
odist ehurc rat 10, O'clock
August 81 1912, Lincoln Tenn.
VISITORS ENTER AIMED.
Mrs M. s McDougal entertained
at her beautiful home on North
Military Street in honor of Mrs S.
l.. Fain's hOuse guests, Misses
Lucille and Della Clayton of Cor
nersville. The large elegant par.
lor. hall and dining room were
bright with potted plants and gol-
den glow, green aud yellow being
the color scheme.
Two spirited qante0ts were very
much enjoyed, Miss Clayton win.
ming the ladies prize, an ivory fal
and Mr. Willard Blue won the gen
tleman's prize. silver hat brush
A delightful salad course, fol
lowed by an iced course was serve,
at a late hour. Those who enjoy
ed Mrs MeDougaPs hospitalit
we're Misses Lucille and Della Clay
ton of Cornersville, Virginia Smit
Louise Church and Julia BrannO
. of Nashville, Leslie Freemor
Kathleen Yoakly, Sadie Looney
: and Sammie Clark, Lawrencebul
Mesdames Ed McNeal, and S.
, Fain, Messrs James and Lest,
Springer, Tom Meredith, Nick
IGunselman, Keiaer Vaughan, D
=, Tom atockard, Willard and A
: drew Blue and Wamon Clark.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
Iron City
SAPPHIRE

Misses Exile and Eva Panlk Of Flor
enCe are visiting Misses Ollie and Willie
Moore.
DIR. W. J, DanIey, eye ear and nose
specialist are preparing to move to Arw-
renceburg.
Richard Hollis has returned from
Davis Oklahoma.
Miss Willie Forsy he is home from
visit 30 friends at Lawrenceburg.
Mrs Lula Patterson and daughter
Elizabeth of Davis Okla. are here.
Miss Addie Willis Of LorettO is Wis
i.ing Mrs. Lutte Willis
/ s U Willis has returned from 3
visit to I II Willis and family at Tus
cumbia.
Rev. Tucker has closed a series o
meetings here.
Joe Styles is proprietor of the Vol
unCeer nOIeA'
Raymond Burch and wife are visitin
their parents here.
, Mr. Frank Nicholson is at home.
a Messrs Will Mickey and Lincoln an
A Misses Maude Bromley and Pearl Sper
, Ger we're in your city Tuesday.
Olaud Hefington has returned TO h
home at Philadelphia Tennessee.
/, Miss Mamie AdkiaaOR and Naomi L
!. Fan are away tsashing this summer.
# Mis- Egalyn Willis has been qul
sick.
- Mr.. O. P. BOshears and Miss Hihe
er mia Casey we're happily married recent
ID James Barton and Miss Mary Ro
gers we're married August 4th.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14

County News
LeOma

Mr, and Mrs Walter Craig and child
rsn visited at Edan recently
John W Golden. wife and children
have gone to Bear Greek, Ala.
Mass Letha Cheek has retHrned home
after a months visit to relatives at
HaleyVille, Ala
Newt Powell has gone to Cullmap,
Alabama, on business.
A fne boy was born to Mr. and MrT
l.umpkin shakleford Thursday
Mrs d D,uglas Ward who has beer
very sick Is convaescing
Quite q crowd from this place at
tended the exercises by the Odd Eel
lows at LawrencebUrg Wednesday,
Rev. B j Stages has closed success
Fal meeting at Pleasant Point.
Misses Mabel and Georgia Beasley, o
Hoopston, III returned home last wee
after an extensive visit among relative
here.
Rehearsals for "A Noble Outcast"
be given during our Co"nty Fair al
progressing in very satisfactory mai
mar uuder directioN of Mrs C @ stockar
Come to the big picnic at Leoma "a
nrdav August II. There will be fiji
singing, good music, speeches by tt
best speakers and plenty of ice crea
and lemonade Proceeds to go towar
erecting our new school house.
Rev T Riley Davis has been CO
ducting very interesting meeting
Cedar Hin resulting in many co
versions.
Miss Emma Hamm has gone
Florence, Alabama
Mira Grimes of Ethridge Is visit
Mrs Tenuie Murphy.
Rufus ORig, vile and son Earn
speut sunday at Spriugers
number Of ladies met at The re
a.nca of Mrs. Charles Stockard sal
dsy afternoon and discussed the plan n
sending an exhibit to the state y
Mrs W Ii Taudy made an enthusia
talk.
The W. @ t L. met Thursday '
Mis- Tom Mabry.
Mrs Hattie vickery and little e,3 aaG
I'm
ter, Hazel have returned iF0~ D''"'
ham,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
For Good Roads
IN Lawrence

Association Organized to Ad'
vance Cause OF Road Better.
terment. A Campaign OF
Education is TO be Waged
"A number of people interested
in the roads met at the Court
House on Friday night and per-
fected the organization of the
Lawrence County Good Roads
Association, with the following
officers; E G Parkes, President; /;
J D Vaughan, Vice President; w
J Lumpkins, Secretary C l
Schade, Treasureri
The following committees
were appointed;-
Publicity Committees. M. Rich.
ardsou, ] F Conner, Rufe Crowder
J D Vaughan w J Lumpkins.
Finance Committees. A W
Bashor H Y Brewer Joe p Kidd
Jr.
Organization Committee;- C Nd
Wommack J w Garrett ii B
Brink, E C McNeley J C Springer
The purpose OF the organiza'
tion is to further in every way
possible the cause of road better
ment in Lawrence County, and
especially to work for the success
of the bond issue proposition tc
be voted on in a short time.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14

| wish to thank the voters oil
the third civil district for the
hearty support gwen me on
Tbursday that resulted in my re-
4lestion. shall ever remeH'ber
tbem in the discharge of my duties
Respectfully,
l.. d. CHAPMAN.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
Union Chapel.

Mrs. Baker and daughter, Miss Juno
Baker. OF Des Moins, Iowa, who have
been spending the summer at the home
of Mr. and Mrs u L Haynie, returned
home last Friday The many friends
they made while here will miss them
greatly
Miss Lola White is seriously I'LL
Earl Gather spent last Sunday with
Harold Lindley.
The families of ) o Irwin, w P
Mabry and Matt McCluggage spent a
part of last week on Shoal fishing.
While There Mrs. Irwin had the painful
experience of getting fish hook hung
in her hand, and had to have it cut out
The ice cream supper at The Chapel
last Saturday night was a great success
in spite of the cool weather, large
crowd being present, and Il nice sum
netted for the work of finishing the
building. A quilt made by the Ladies'
Aid society WAS sold at auction
Misses sue, Saddle and Ruth Twitty
and Ada West we're the guests of the
formers aister. Mrs. Nj d Chambers
Iast week.
Misses Ruth Smith and Mary Lump
kins, of Pleasant Point, we're the guests
of Miss Oorabelle Grimes last Saturday
9 The interior of the Union Chapel il
= being finished, the decorating beinl
, done in gray and white
Brother Yokely, of Lawrenceburg
r gave as very eloquent and inspiring
J sermon last Sunday Two weeks ag
the pulpit was most acceptably filled b
Brother PaHord, and next Sunday "
are to have the pleasure of listening t
i. Brother Isom Everyone Is most heart
" invited to attend the services
Miss Myra Kitchen began her schoc
. with good attendance One day mex
week will be given to the work Of Ii
Girls Tomato Club, and Mrs Tard
d. will conduct some demonstration wol
in canning. All come.
en- W P Mahry, who has been serious
ill, is able to be about again
ne Button Jaco visited East Tenness
at recently, and surprised his neighbC
here by returning with bride Coz
10, gratulations and good wishes are e
ten1ed to Mr. and Mrs Jaco, with t
m sincere hope that their lives togeth
may bs long and happy.
ZEN Mrs Grimes spent week recently
Napier and BarnsviIle visiting friend
at Mr. and Mrs Irwin visited at Ethril
ell recently.
Mrs Snyder and daughter, Lot
ss- were guests of Miss Cora Snyder at
Grimes home one day last week,
, of Little Edgar Stafford, who has b.
eek very sick, is much better
ives The young people of Mrs Hayn
class are getting ready for an enterta
to ment to be given In the near future
are Much interest is being taken In
ian Sunday School rally day to be held
ard, October, Everyone is invited to att
sas. the Sunday School and help make
fine day one of the biggest and best
the known in the county.
cam Joe Gather, who has been sufe
ards from severe cut on his foot, is n
improved.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
In Mammoth Cave
Americas Great Subterranean
Wonder
Or 200 Miles Undtf Ground

Lawrence Couutys trip to
Mammoth Cave will be Tuesday
August 9th, from Lawrence
burg going on regular train 655
a. m. round.trip railroad fare
SIS As. The expense at Mammoth
Cave Cave will be $500 This
includes board at the Cave hotel
from arrival for supper until after
dinner Wednesday, and will also
include the two trips through the
Cave, lights and guide fees, max
ing the total expense of $40 IS,
Limit on tickets 10 days. Write
or phone L. & N. Agent.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14

The name-Doan's inspires con-
fdence-Doan's Kidney Pills for
kidney ills. Doan's Ointment for
skin itching, Doan's Regulets for
mild laxative, Sold at all drug
stores.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
Delegates to
Convention

Below is a list of the delegate
to the Democratic State Conven
tion to be held in Nashville, Of
August 18Th.
B BIMMEL
MATH METRES
JNO. W. HOWARD
]. p. CONWAY
S. Y. TIDWELL
b. P. LUMPKINS
r. B, WILLIAMS
F.C. WISDOM
T A ATKINSON
H. M. WHITE
] D, BURCH
A M OEHMAN
]. B. Afford
L. R. WHITE
WILL TURNER
w. C. PARKES
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-08-14
West Tennessee Farms For Sale

We will sell you any size farm
on FIVE years time. Write for
information.
TRENTON LAND 90.
Trenton, Tenn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-25
OF The
CAMPAIGN
TO MOOSE

New York, Oct. 25.-The Progressive /
party received contributions for its
campaign fund up to October u Of !
s04244, spent s2g2,sl1 and had unpaid I
bills and contract obligations for SAL
84l more, according to the official
statement Of receipts and expenditures
sent to the clerk OF the house at Wash |
ington Thursday by Treasurer E. H.
Hooker Of the Progressive national
committee.
Frank A. Munsey, who gave $4,000;
George ". Perkins, who gave $4,000,
and w. Emlen Roosevelt, who gave
$4,000, appeared as the leading indi-
yidual contributors. The balance came
from nearly seven thousand indiyid-
uals whose gifts ranged from the si5,-
600 given by Douglas Robinson, Col
Rooseyelfs brother-in-law to two
anonymous contributions OF ten cents.
The statement by M Hooker, filed
/ in compliance with the campaign pub
lieity law, requiring a publication Of
4 financial affairs ten days before cleo
I ton is the first complete statement to
come from any Of the three principal
/ parties. II embraces all receipts and
I disbursements from July I, marking
I the first activities Of the Progressive
party, up to October H. The Repub-
4 Ican and Democratic statements will
be filed at Washington, Saturday ae-
oording to announcements from the
respective committees.
Mrs. Willard Straight Of New York
I gave 10000. sir and Mrs 2. II. Hook
er se0oe, William Emo George
Moore and Antoinette Emo Wood $4,000
each. Rept. William Kent Of California
I $500, George F. Porter Of Illinois 85s25
William Wrigley Of Chicago $1,000; =
Il. yannIgen Of New York $1,000 and
Gertrude Pinchot sli00.
4 Henry White. former ambassador 70
/ France. appeared as contributor oi
/ $1,000. Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth
daughter of Col Roosevelt gave $500
Thomas a. Edison $500, Emily T
carew $500, Mrs NJ E. Roosevelt $500
/ Phillip J. Roosevelt and Mrs J. West
I Roosevelt $3.50 each
The chief items OF exenditure up tc
October n yere.
Printing, S5s.4ii printing bills, un
paid and contracts in force, $2s,Si4i
advertising, s20,565 travelling ex
penses OF candidate and speakers, si5,
e55 salaries OF employees. sS2,7l5i
postage and general campaign ex
penses.a sii1,945; kilograms and teie
phones. slO.296 office rent, se2t2
sum Of ss5.5esH was sent 70 81 Pro
! gTessiye state committees for the wori
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-25

Of state organizations.
The national committee received 44,-
647 contributions Of 81 each; l6 Of 25
cents each; ~ Of 50 cents each, and
a large number ranging from $40 to
$3.50. The total contributions Of Ne
dill Mccormick, vice chairman Of the
national committee, were s1000s9.
Contributors Of $1,000 we're Henry
White Of Washington, Alexander H.
Revell Of Chicago; J. D. Larkin, R. P
Perkins. E. r. Merritt, Howard Par
dee, Eyalina B. Perkins, Willard
Straight OF New York, Mrs. N. z
Plnehot OF Ohio, Davis family" o.
Massachusetts, G. a. soden, Alfred L
Baker. A. B Dick, Ruth Mccormick
Progressive club Of Evanston, H., Ed
ward A. Rumiey Of Indiana
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-25
GRADY COUNTY BOY is
BADLY eoRE0 BY COW.

verden Ne@s. C. p. Anderson re-
ported to the News Tuesday that
Mitchell Holen, the ls-year-old son Of
c. O Holen. who lives south Of Yer
den, vas badly injured Sunday evening
while herding cattle. He vas attack
cd BIZ au euraged cos and sored Ii the
abdomen.
The boy was mile and a half from
home when the accident occurred and
walked this distance, stopping 70 rest
a number Of times on his return.
The wound was a very serious one
the vail Of the abdomen was torn and
the intestlnes exposed Medical aid
Ras summoned from Verden and
chiekasha aid Mr Anderson reported
aim getting along extra well on Tues
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-25
WHY The LAFOLLETTE
MEN ARE FOR WILSON

prevention 81 molapliess and during
Isis administration trusts aad menaRo-
lies multiplied like mnshreoBs aHd 81
his express consent be permitted the
extension 0f the steel trusts moaopo-
Hzng power Dnring BIS Eerm q Of
Eee he opposed al instruments Of pop
ular government
III those states where the fight vas
hottest for The direct primary dc AL
lowed the federal machine by him
constituted to oppose their enactment
he sent Mr. TAFT, VITO was them ia his
cabinet 10 Oklahoma 10 defeat the
initiative. referendum and recall
while tie progressive states we're
struggling for social justice and indus
trial freedom President Roosevelt
vas giving aid and comfort TO its enc
mics through his All powerful federal
machine. He has favored one thing to-
day and something else tomorrow.
During his entire official career as
president be accomplished nothing for
4 the bettcrment Of economic conditions
Or Tor the advancement Of the lnstru-
+ ments Of popular government
GOV. Wilson. with one branch Of the
f legislature opposed to-hin accomplish
ed. The enactment Of a direct pri
mary law for All elective. state and
: local officers; direct primaries foi
/ United states senator ana presidential
! primaries with popular expression fol
choice for president; progressive
3 public utility law; a broad workman
! compensation law. commission form
or government FOR cities; a corrup
+ practices act to prevent fraud and cor
5 ruptl0n at primaries and elections
9 laws for the betterment Of labor con
c ditions and along other lines Tor eco
i nomic betterment, permitting the pes
t pie to run their own government. Wit
g him the progressive movement can no
E Be retarded. displaced or turned aside
d and he offers the only hope Of protect
v ing and advancing economic justice
j. social development and more gem
d inc democracy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-25

Sew Fsrk. 0el 5-selatoE jean
3 Blaine. manager f1r senator Pa F1i-
isaa in Wisconsin, during the primary
campaign. 81 a statement 70 tha WIZ
SOL National Progressive Republican
league tells Why Senator "a F0lletts 8
supporters ana Progressive ReHabh-
cans throughout the country should
vote ior GoT. Wilson
5y john .. Blaine.
Te the official record 81 the thres
leaaing candidates for president We
must look for guidance ii casting our
vote Performances are 70 be chosen
rather than great promises
President Tan promises nothing ioT
real democracy and has strsnaouslJ
opposed every movement making ioi
popular government He failed TO ful
fiil his promise for genuine downwar.
revision 81 the tarin He has mad'
no effort to enact a law for the physi
cal valuation of railroads and othe
I like utilities. He gave secret aid q
and afterwards publicly approved 2
E the conduct OF those who we're unlav
4 fully plnndering our natural resources
Z He hss opposed practically every ecs
nomie advance That he procured hi
nomination through questionabl
methods there car be no dispute +
has opposed every instrument for POI
ular government. embracing the q
rect primary. presidential primary an
the initiative. referendum and reeal
I He has no constructive policy for th
4 proper regulation Of prevention Of mt
nopolies
Sir. Roosevelt as governor accor
plished nothing for democracy He
unable to point to any constructii
work as governor, either in econom
Development or governmental machi
cry. As president he made no attem
at any readjustment Of the tariff la'
and since the enactment Of the Payn
Aldrich bill he has publicly appIoYl
Il. TO the monopoly problem, hc ne
, or brought the influence Of his po
ton to aid in the proper regulation a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-25
cRoMp eoEs To NoRMAN.

The Oklahoma. Missouri football
game at Norman is attracting several
followers OF the sport from chickasha.
"A party composed Of John Lewis, John
Phillips, N. B Louthan, Kendall Cal
laway Paul Spinning Il J Brownson,
Harry Ludlow Henry White and Hoi-
comb Latling left this morning over
land II automobiles for Norman, where
they sin witness the game and return
to Chickasha tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-25

OF BRYAN
TRAIN
Complete Itinerary Of the
sCOmmOner" Announced
Here Next We'd.

Oklahoma CITY, Oct Civilian
Jennings Bryans TRIP through Okla
hsma wHl bs fhs crowning eTent ofl
a campaign when Oil result in az
Overwhelming victory ior TIE Demo
cratic ueket ard in tie opinion Of Dr.
.J a Newell Hho prepared tae route
u be followed 81 Bryan's special train.
lis visit to Oklahoma win DO more to
arouse 10 The highest pitch, tile Dem
ocrat.c enthusiasm which is nov
sweeping the state
Dr Newell completed tie special
train schedule Thursday night it vas
The hardest 3ob he ever tackled, be
said, when be gave ii out Tor publlca-
ti0u. There was hardly a citg Or town
II Oklahoma that hadn't sent fn a re-
! quest that Bryan be given the priYi-
I iege Of speaking there Furthermore.
+ the trip win Be made over the lines
4 of three railroads. The Katy. the Rock
Island and the Frisco II was some
task arranging the schedule 70 suit the
regular road schedule And the whole
T trip is so arranged that Bryan win be-
given al least ten minutes in very
town and city visited
Muskogee viii have him for an hour
and the train win arrive ID Oklahoma
4 City al 8.05 Tuesday night Bryan
will speak al the Auditorium at g:l5.
I The train win leave Oklahoma City at
I g O'Clock Wednesday morning for Ho-
bart and the southwestern part Oh the
state. All told. It viii make 20 steps
on It's trip through the state and
Bryan will speak at each Of these
stops.
The train will consist Of one Pull
man, one day coach and one baggage
coach. Tom c. Harrill, chairman O
tine Democratic state committee, vii
be the conductor IN charge Of tn
train. A large number Of state offio
ials, the justices OF the supreme court
the judges Of the court Of criminal az
peals and the supreme court commis
sioners viii accompany Bryan on tn
trip over the state. Representatives Q
newspapers also viii be aboard tn
train. Senator Gore, who viii NEE
: the train at Yinita, and make the tri
with Bryan.
Here is the schedule: