THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1908.
THE BIGGEST PUZZLE-A
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
'Until the Smoke of the Final Fight Qeara Away,' None
v 'r 1 Can Foresee the Kcsult -Tlio Campaign '
V. " of look-.'; ' '
TRAVELING IN URUGUAY
. Br FREDEIIIO J. IIASKIX.
(Copyright 1I0I. by Frederlo J.; Haskln)
Washington, . D. C Bept 11-FlVe
- times In the hlatory of tho United
States baa tha vice-president been called
upon to assume tha offlca of president.
Each tlma tha "president br accident"
ha a endeavored v to obtain flection to
the highest offlca . In hie own right
John Tyler, elected vlce-prealdent as
a Whir. broke with hla party and at
tempted to gel mo jjemocrstio nomina
tion. Millard Fillmore fought hard for
the Whig nomination In 1861. Andrew
Johnson, elected with Lincoln on -the
Union ticket In 1864. waa an avowed
candidate for the regular Democratlo
nomination In 1168. Cheater A. Arthur
uaed ail the force of the administration
, to bring about his nomination In 1884,
but waa defeated by Blaine's treat pop
ularity. '
.' These
velt bec-ame president of the United
. fitstes upon tha death of William Mc-
.fcuniey. it mere la anywuns ia
and that hla views did not preolude hla
taking the nomination on tha platform
already adopted. .
rynnn rifht Afftlnat Odd.
Mr. Bryan led, tha fight against sendl
lng tbo . Williams telegram to Judge I
Parker. He roae from a stole bad, eluded
hla nurse and appeared In the conven
tion In tha wee anas' hour of the morn
ing. , Hla voice waa husky and his face
was ashen, but ha fouaht to tha last
Ha waa voted ' down, as be had been I
on every teat in me wnoie convention.
But the thunders of aDDlauae from the
galleries which greeted hla every utter
ance, tha fact that no one but Bryan I
oould get a respectful bearing, and thai
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Boxes
10 to ?5.
Plaques
4 to G0.
Frames
8 td 75
Gouging
Tools
WOOD TO
BURN
. Book
Racks
25 to; ?2.
;; Nut
' Bowls
151.50
Skins
75-?500
I" River Senna at tha tfnnltal nf nnirimir
get a respectful hearing, and the : ' " . "
mutteringa of the men who feared to I oj ion. jonn Barrett. Director or tne I be consumed, and therefore foreign
apeak aloud all showed that Bryan waaj Bureau of American Republics. I commerce la the Ufa of the nation. To I
still beloved by the rank and file of I' TTrnnur hu u n ?t iii,m out for this arowlna commerce, there
w. r... .i r I nuiea ana is almost as large as Newimant ..-). fii J
were the precedents which men I convention a blaaer man than ha was 01 WMt Virginia, or 1 almost! more aurely be demanded as' the rich
to iminow ier when ha entered It. twice tha also of Pennsylvania or Cuba. I RrHlucli.v ereaa contlnguous to the I
The next day. when the news of Bry- Th population Is 1.10S.000. and-f pro- ffid r ,COm m0" ln,CKljr
an a losing fight reached the country. I ,i . TT ' ' I uea- ' I
there were thousands and hundreds of J?,"'?11 Vruuajr most Montevideo Is tha friendly rival of
mousanas 01 men wno nad voted roril"',-' nmsu vi iiw oouia Aranco i um larger cuy nil mues 'across mei
T-( r - m r 1 n MBMMnl. w V. a . w a I n-Kl I.. T. v. - - 1 J . 1. . . I rlvflr ' RllAtlAH . A V r M , , Th fnrmMP V 1
h.nn .I it h ; d i.. numAM rr nruic " " iiinii : tt v.. - i iiruuiii iii n t uh Mirtu uiara uibi - - - . - - - i
!the bonds of the1 v iceiresldentlal hoo- would not vote for Parker. Bryan the little country has lta population I "? Vn population of the latter, but It
doo. NolSSs V cspftfi thaS Senator tooli the stump and ued his foUow- mora dispersed 'throughout ;Tts area Mi ? Jter i '"ll'S
llanna began to plot for the , aereai or f - " "usei. mi wm a uion inw urs ine cepiuu. Monw i "zr ITri il U
Roosevelt In the Keoubl lean convention vain, xiia crowas were as large ana nis viaeo, uu a population or aooui iu,-1 . ""t.5? ,""-
if lJOt. The old lliie ReTubllcan' lead- reception as enthuslaatio as ever, but 000. but the remainder of the people axe "Ur Increasing both. Incumbers 01
"a fearad Roowvelt and they hoped to hla advtoa was as seed -scattered on tha comparattvely well scatteredom one f ft, Kffcl
But Mr. Hanna aiea I Biony way. , iidbuw ij im Diner, in uib norm, i r-. -" . "
velt nolitlclana could In Indianapolis, for InsUnce. In a on tha Braslllan border, Is the pretty tf,-ural 1
i find no leader wllllna- to be sacrificed. I state which had twice rejected Bryan town or KlberJa, and. a railway runs I " '"'t'--'"-
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frontier to tha other. In the north. I " tnem. TO accommodate this com-1
tie anU-Rooseveit politlclana could 'In Indianapolis, for InsUnce, in a on tha Braslllan border, la tha PN"r Cwm lirS . nV.MrhfI
l Tmir.. in ..-rlf ined. I atete which hn t.io. rmtniA Rrv.n I town of Rlberla. and a rallwav runa I na" oeen improved to considerable I
.Teddy" .WMA.frJ,!f.K ?wr Hvan against u"lrj:: m",e" " Unuad to mirk it cSfnnletei;
Try. na nation was more proepvrvue i jemocraiio canaiaaie, inra wu 10 B - ,"-; -nulnnM fnr tk. j.m.r, 11 Thi
thin ever before In lta. history and ev- a great Parker rally. David B. Hill waa ndJTi"a.e,,j..c.e".t.ers,5f ff? tr,a',an? S2nfiPn? wJfi?"hf V?t lliFnJb,JL-.
All AnOllan I sa Kst tha nra A llUt I I CLrill III K ' 1I1UUI ir It . XII IHCL UnilUlLV -p, . ..w.r. e.ww aaw vvwea u e. eew
Only 9
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WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING NEEDLES, BULBS, ETC GUABANTEED
TO BE EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED
rytody waa aaylng "U well ?;
.alr it cam. about tha the R.p
"B wtuieuti a b vv mww a avauas sjm V" V I i . . " , i
. . . ' t . a,. I tn In ttrf nrfat tha ai tn nViAM rrm. Kaam as a I
Mlkid.lnn.th.. ni.rti maK ...n " Deing as muqua oraugnt 10 uie.eyei --"-.r.Vrr. V."" TT I
.v.. k. ..iinui Minmn. I -uviiT" ... u ir those or Kansas. The rolilna 1 ""l4' ui w mwsimt w put to
i convention which met In Chicago was
tlon ever held by th
I nation of Jlrr-Roo
and everybody
'banks for second
ventlon waa we
.only Republican
which not one
that party. Tha nonr
hllla, the wooded valleys and the nu-
out
aea. to avoid danger. Now all this Is
rapidly being remedied under the am-
KPV.n.HrV.n I TV. U 111 m . 1 mnt rrr
i.ua I waa iirmi. . . . ... . . . . . . i iubiuu. uli cbiiih kiw win iiavunr n i
- T-'iina audience to lisien id mm until n i . . r . i nit inn n th. ffnv.pnm.ni A .
had aarreed on Mr- fair- ih- ... ii T k. ipioiura na can do roost eaaiiy com-1 M.-"1i,"m"" .tM"?
-i.- Kfnr .. nAn- ... .""uia wi.t no ,IHU n.rnl to- the states: or Iowa or Ken-I w"iiuw uno ui tno swurwi mini
place betore me oon-1 Brvan In laon. Then thai I ? .i"." m i"--."r I beet hirhnr. In Rniirh Im.rW mH-
U organisea. n was tne ih A k. - u -.r-. r ??)r or ioo up.nus yt wirBie. li r" Jn.:L..'""r
national convention in iur vu Uruguay is situatea. geograpnicaiiy. wi"
Inale question waa. con- lenJ?'-'- . v I In the southern continent almost In f, "?redr.bot,h thf, ,tveler aiuJ ,hJ
UUCB11UI1 wn. I xt . , . M -wiv... I .1,1 r 1 m . . . ..j
. I ... -i rr-u- n.HA-aL i "vw " i, e ciuauuKn euuii cum" i th -am- latititH. a t n a er.re nr am. i .uiyuw. twmii wiii iiis e-viijtaiae buiiu
:Ia ZSi.L . .. Phlun . plete failure as the Democratic canvass hama. between 80 and 26 dearees from .wha". protde ted from vagaries of
h-iW onnvirTtlon: and it was only Yet the result for a time the equator. - But cllmaticairy the ad- wind and tide; cargoes can be
I- J.iiTf .nmi.. th.t the nnven- I seemed io De in doubt, bo many news-1 venture ilea with Uruauav. because tx- I faoa or unipaaea dy means or ine
tlon lasted mora than two days. papers supported Parker and there was tremes of heat and cold are almost un- latest mechanical device, and
uon iiiiK mort in iv I enoh an .nH.Rnnii.iit nninr. mm ih. k-.-. i. o. .ir.i.imi -un. I STors will find embarcatlon as
Ithe noo? Democrats. While Mr. Bryan ultra-conservatives that the lshue stroke, and cattle can live out of doors and comfortable here as in the port of
till 'held a great personal following seemed to be very doubtful. Toward unprotected all the year rouna L nr "ffj J". R "1
000 horses, 18,000,000
will be something over 110.000.000. and
the contract calls for completion In
poses andAUaUBl . xnis is none too soon.
There are I tor steamers of the latest pattern and
size are required ror sucn ooutn Amen-
sheep, together I can commerce. J or instance, there has
h. vntAr. nf hla nartv. the ool- I the end of the camoafjm. , however, the I this -as well as other reasons, agi
Iticlans -looked upon him as sure I Roosevelt enthusiasm reached white ture has been peculiarly the Industry
.niiM he eanouse the colder and colder. ere devoted to castoral purposes, and I August,
. ... . Arn.i rm nninui. n i 11 u. junvH K-rx.r r rnm -7kfv ttinmm rti i I Hnnm .uuu.uuu lu kihaiis. 11 t.i
however, insist that the nominee should canvass took up the charges which were over 7,000.000 head of cattle, 650,000
not be taken from that faction or the being made against the Republicans by
party whicn naa nn newspapers ana emooaiea tnem In a
with the majority of Democrats smoe speech which created a great sensation.
me uieveianu uy. xx cnargea inw ueorge a. uorteiyou, "i - .-.4y. . i" h : mow than 1.000 nassenaers f first and
TU nrm aHi --. rr-7rr T.". "'"LVIZJt"" T."ur' j h.rtev 1 87 tons and of maize second class), and
. -n vr 1 l-MBi Kaan sk I sa r l vwmuivu yunacaoivii ui lUluilllgtLimi uuna i . 1 . n
chKdae th court of "appTH P'.J., "Vf tC'arafnTe
' Montevideo ir a dusv seaport, in the
in a with a good quota of mules, goats and Just "een launched for one of the well
.Vf nics There were produced In the re- known English companies a steamer of
itlon. L:"?, ftii 11.001) torn with accommodation, for
cnaraea tnat ueorae a. t:orteivnu. i yuuno mt i . : .1 ' nu . - i
secretary of commerce and labor, had i Vax, zl'Vl,lon
atned Dossesslon of Information mk. I of barley 1.676 tons
iry convenience
the Ingenuity of
the verv year after Mctuniey naa swept i 7" -'""" nuuiuiau tnnc In livestock Sl.i
thS state A man of ability, with a good committee, was using this Information ,J 5.1 1VJJ Vss i90
record on the bnch and' In polflics, to extort money from the big business fpVoducts ii co
;Iiiiini.n. looked to him as a Dem- I men to use In the campaign. lmai JlViS";. .m.
To that charge Presld
campaign.
President
.... . . - I .1111 I I I II t' 1 1 IHCO-19. A ,1V v .. 1 tv. a . IGU LUO VF1 lllli
replied in one or the most remarkable fjon9i.au f the exnorts. or a mnnv SK nf TtaTv 571 nt ffnnn.
the soutnern una khi - , -. - T, , V " 1 total of 8.6 per cent, an inurea.no over i put is tnat or vne
ocratlc Moses. Sentiment did not
i-v.tlltza on Parker, however, until
BUMUIIOUfS iv, ' ......... - I . . . " .imw i rn p UIO 1211 K OH k puaio V' -
Mr. Hearst waa maitinK an eajneai. against tne wisnes and m splte,of thelefim commerce. Of the lmpor
campaign for the nomination, ana was appeals of nearly every one of the Re- f Uruguay those of United States origin
pending money and spilling printers publican leaders. Yet when Judge were valued at $3,971,001, or 11:5 per
rjTi. I it. mi alt-nt A AOterle Of - WOW I 1- JLrlr.p wee unnhl. ti Mivm kanh 1 - - - .t..l. .Ian mn flnnreeee over
I . - . vvwsav nm .1141 I (.Cllt t.llW - " . . .
ir 1. 11a. rt n t a r f e-reet wealth, head'
a hu- Aiiamat Belmont backed the
Parker boom with plenty of money.
When the convention met at St. Louis
It was practically certain that Parker
would be nominatea, uui 11
certain that there would be a great
fia-ht on the nlatform. In the commit
tee on resolutions the radicals and tne
conservatives once more niei . v'-"""
battle. Mr. Bryan and ex-Senator David
Bennett Hill were the generals of the
nnnnRlnr forces. After a long drawn
out fight it was agreed that the plat
form should be allent on the question
. of the gold standard. A tariff plank
prepared by Mr. Bryan was Inserted.
The committee was unanimous on the
report. Out of what seemed to o im
placable enmity there had come perfect
Next day the peace and tranquility
turned into anger and chagrin. The
convention was preparing to nominate
its candidate for Vice-president when It
was thrown Into a whirl by the rumor
that Judge Parker had telegraphed that
he would- not accept the nomination
unless the platform declared for the
gold standard. A group of leaders wero
conferring excitedly when a newspaper
extra with an Imperfect account of the
Parker telegram was scattered over
the hall. In a moment the place was
bedlam. Champ Clark was chairman
and he proven equal to tne emergency.
'"The gentleman from Texas moves that
the convention stand adjourned until
9 o'clock tonight," he screamed. "Those
in favor of the motion say aye." There
was not an aye. "Those opposed say
no." There was a thunder of noes like
the thunder of Niagara "The ayes
have It and the convention stands ad
journed!" It was arbitrary and un-
thtf absolute nroof of hla uuarHnna tha I th. nnln veer, a creditable show
Roosevelt denial sent the whole mranirrMnr for our forelen trade. Altogether
wild with enthusiasm and the Pirk.r TTmnur'a commerce abroad repre-
hopes died dead. sented practically 170.000.000. which Is
The result waa an overwhelming vie- about 170 per capita of population, and
tory for Roosevelt, who waa elected by Indicates a noteworthy achievement In
the greatest rxinular malorltv ever o-tv.n I the line or industry.
His Dluralltv was The repubHo is financially In a pros.
Vi-?.1?, n.rn,i. nSndltlon. Peace has now beer
McKlnleyT SS
elected obtained possession of information con
te by a great majority in .;Trra."""irrul but of the cattle the foreign commerce Montevideo
"'-Ma?.n'el n livestock $1,099,001. .and animal last recorded year U96 vessels enterad
so. xnis item oi an- mere; or tnese B.oia were steam craft,
.composed larerely of I 28.1 were nail. The tnntin.it waa 7.
Aw-w fa KIUM TU nW I I 1 1 1 1 Ml 1 1 I !. Aif. I IT inMA .U. a I hVK Ma
Roosevelt ,d froan meats. The United States ried the flag of England, 41 i of Oer-
i itaiy, x n or ranee, and
' nf the TTnltnH Ctot.a nr
that It was necessary to agree upon said it was a4ie, to begin with, and he the preceding year, but Great Britain, which only eight were steamers; with
some one candidate to head off the warmed up to the subject as he went I prance, Germany and Belgium have by 14;142 tons, the others being sailing
Uruguay a tur-1 vessels. it is 'a fascinating sight to
ts into i watch the activity In the harbor. Flatrs
i an inn great nations are seen, DUt
tha Btars and Stripes are not so fre
quent as they should be. Tet there is
no good reason for this. This River
Platte commerce is understood and ap
preciated by Europeans; its Increasing
value Is worth studying. Over a dozen
British steamship lines have regular
nin hAtwaA. th. twn Mnifln.nl.
Germany has flva or six; France and'
Italy make every effort to satisfy the
wants or traoe and migration; even
Brasil takes her share of the traffic by
regular steamers under tha Braslllan
flaar. sktrtlna the coast from the equa
tor io Montevideo, tnence up tne rarana
and Paraguay, past Asuncion, and Into
her own territory again in the state
or Matto urasso. una united estates,
however, has no steamer running south
of the "line.'' All goods, all passengers.
every kind of traffic to this gateway
on the Rio de la Plata, pays tribute to a
roreign nag.
Montevideo Is an interesting cltn.
quite apart from the International com
merce centering there. The streets are
broad and clean, well kept and orderly
Tha souares and Darks are models of
excellence, tne snops zuii oi-tne latest
and best wares manufactured abroad.
Tha people, too, are very kindly and
hosnltable. taklns- Ufa with a simple
bleasure and showing a charm in so
cial intercourse which is surpassed in
no part of the world. The North Ameri
can who visits South America for the
first time may be considered fortunate
if he finds his introduction to the
peoples there through the oriental re
public of Uruguay. ,
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Sturhs' Bird Seed, package .15
"Woodlark" Choice Bird Seed, pkg 10
"Woodlark" Choice Mixed Bird Seed, large
sack with Cuttle Bone included ,...25
Woodlark Choice Bird Sand, pkg 10
Cuttle Bone, per piece 5 and 10
Parrot Bitters, pec bottle....... 25
Bird Tonic, per bottle ,25
Hemp Seed (choice), per pound . ...10
Rape Seed (choice), per pound .15
Canary Seed (choice), per pound .15
Millet Seed (choice), per pound .....15
Sunflower Seed (choice), per pound. .
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Colds
Coughs
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Monthly
Accotmt
T Inirvln TOAi
wa, Miuvu.il til .oui. muAjniHV. Tniu fca v w " . . .
years before, had received a popular consequence "o treasury surplus ror
plurality of about 860.0007 Roosevelt JP" .VSSX&'f J.0. Veei 'nut
received only 400.000 mora vote, thai Of this aum $1,000,000 has been put
Mvini ... .i. i ii. iVT- aside to increase tne opiui m mo
j . ju. muiiiiiT was 1 1 11 i .. . . . i.l .l. i 1
000 greater. Judge Parker received a B,fhifnT
little over 5.000.000 votes, a falllna- obiect of enabling .u5meni
1J1 J - 1 1 It aV 9 V7t7. J. OUITIK11HLII YT1 t flM . a 1... TXTBV e.wa f tea AAMald-
great gains, polling BOO.000 vW-TJSZ
total vote cast In the whole country was SoooVo Vor exposes "and about thi
neerlv half a million laaa than In 1 nnn I u,vvv,wvu w y
A 1! wki.i, .k- ..f.VJ same .iuuuih v "T"
" . n"' " v nidi DDUDav i .-.m,.i Diitinn ie inaeea nraieeworinv.
tell what will happen in a presi- The item above mentioned publlo
:ial campaign until aftar it has al-works deserved attention by Itself, be-
can
dential
ready happened.
Politics and
Politicians
...... uri nf the nrosDerltv of the na
tlon depends upon improvements which
are being made, or to ba made, in tne
capital the city of Montevideo. Inter
nal improvementa are by no means
overlooked, for the oountry Is well
served with railroads, there being 1,160
miles of track. nd new lines are un
der construction and hitherto isolated
regions are being reached by post and
telegraph. But Uruguay is in that for
tunate position where really more la
The independence League olub of Ohio produced within the country wan can
nu noinina.iea a state ticaei neaaea Dy
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Phones,
Fourth Floor
A. F. Otte of Cincinnati aaeandldato
for governor. . .
David W. Hill, former speaker of tha
Missouri nouse ot reDresentativea naa
announced his candidacy for United
States senator on the Republican aide.
The Massachusetts Socialists have
nominated a complete state tioket head
ed by James F. Carey of Haverhill for
governor.
lair, perhaps, but It was the only thing
on earth that prevented a riot.
The convention soon found that Judge
Parker had only declared his own po
sition in favor or tha aold standard and
that If his views should do unsatisrac
tory to tha majority of the convention
ha authorized William F. Sheehan to
decline tha nomination in his name.
Pan. waa nathavl un amnna trie l.n1.
era and It was agreed to send a tele- lican state convention which ia to meat
gram to Judge Parker saying that the n earatoga next wee.
convention did not regard tha money
Congressman w. Bourka Cookran of
new xoric naa accepted an invitation
NEW BOOKS FOE THE
LIBRARY
Compayra PestalpiKl and Elementary
Education; tr. by R, p. Jago, 1907.
USEFUL ARTS.
Beach and Others The Apples of New
xorK, zv., iuo.
Douglas Practical Hints for Concrete
Constructors. 1907. V
BOOKS ADDED TO THE JUVENILE
DEPARTMENT.
Carpenter Improving Songs for Anx
ious Children.
Day Menehunes. Their Adventures
with the Fisherman and How They Built
the canoe.
Ooose Mother Goose's Melodies, with
Muslo Old and New; lllus. Dy tr. a.
Mathews.
Plutarch Tales from Plutarch; by F.
J. Kownotnam.
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NO DIRT OS FIRE
SALE HOUSEHOLD SUP
PLIES.
f 5 t
.' tin ''-!ttii
Sup-1
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
ply Tour treads at Ones.
Great three days' sale of table linens,
towels, naoklns. crashes, bed snreada I
comforters, blankets, lace curtains, cur-l
tain materials, table covers, couch cov-
ers. etc call and sret our prices. Mo-
Allen & McDonnell, Third and Morrison.
Tomorrow (Monday) positively last I
day ror discount on east side gas Dills.
uon t ran to reaa gas tips.
State Senator Archibald McNeil of I
BrldaeDort. Conn., who was a candidate I
for the vice-presidential nomination at I
the Denver convention lest July, nasi
declined to become a candidate for the I
Donaldson Modern Hot Water Heat- I riemorr. Mrt anihernatorlal nomination In
i r-i . . . m..i .a I . "
kiiiB. Diinui aim h riiiiiin, iiuo. "Connecticut.
Ellhu Root, aecretarv of stata has
been chosen aa a delegate to tha Repub-
qnestlon as an issue in the campaign.
V43Saa5i '
rr rxjr-a rt a wxt.
$10.00 SET OF C C
TEETH FOR
Vrmn Ottarantaa for ! Taara.
CMWVI-Any tooth In the mouth
K.r?o,rnlyt,. . . .$4.00
Any Porcelain crown made ao mat.
rer wnat uicy are canea or hew
tf.frfr !t?. .$4.00
aVHOI Polld Gold Top, . Solid
Uold Backs, roroslala a rf
Froota per tooth ' 9UU
olid Gold Teeth. 12k. Cf nr.
brfdga, per tootn v
All other, work sema prlre prn
Free When
nrrinnr-
tlonately. rUIUU MXTmAOTXOa
Frea When Platea or Rridrea era
Ordered. Absolute OnaraateM. .
tliy DE.TTAL PAEIC2S
naa ajtd oovch rrum
Heors I a. as. la I m .
Pbosa A-1611. Opa fiaadara.
from the Democ ratio campaign eommlt
tee to deliver a series of sneechM in the
oiiaaia west.
e
Tha Iowa "standnattera" are nU ta
ravor congressman oiibert N. Haugen
of the Fourth district as tha best man
to make . tha race arainst Oovernnr
cummins ror the united State senate.
a e
Republicans of New England are to
iid a tug baroecua at Point
ar Boston, on September
rressman Nicholas Loncwortl
law of President Roosevelt, will be one
of tha aDeakera.
The Republican stata committee of
Missouri is to nave the aervlcea at Ar
nold Shanklla. United States consul gen
eral to Panama, for a speaking tour of
tne state in BeptemD.r ana uotoper.
i - - e e
Tha Association of Southern Demo.
orata, eompoead of former raaldents of
tnesoata now living in New zork city.
vnicn wee auiia nmminerit i a in. nraei-
dentiaJ campalga ef 1191, has been ra
oraanlsad to oamralra tor tha Brru
and Kern ticket.
Editors of 40 trade union toarnala
puuilehed In various parte of thV eonn-
ii
ry met in convection in Chicago r
organisation
eently, and after forming a permanent
orsanisatioa votaa tneir at
Bryan and tha Democ ratio tl
for
upport
caat.
e a
J. FT! wood Coc wha haa riaae kmiL
nated for aovernor of North Carolina by
tha Repuhticana of that statav is known
as tha "Bobbin King." front the fact
that his factories make mora hnhhlna
for spinning cotton tha any ether on
cers in tne worio.
John Rava Rammoad. tha rtmm ehetv.
man ef the a-Mcutlva committee of the
national Levaaua er KeoubUoaa eluba la
probably tha nwt famous mining anrl
ner in the world. Only wlthta tbe last
ear r two has haheaa nctl v ta poll tiaa.
"or a few VMtl nrtov to the Rennhllree
national contention in Chicago last Jane
he was a candidate for the nomination
fr vto-rreaident Mr. Hammond ia a
hallva of Sai FVancieoo. and waa a
rlaeemete ( VTlUlaat H. Tail at Tale
BRlvereitK
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tamharels BIOOBApHT,
Cavour Ufa of Cavour; by Edward
Cedoaan. 1U.
noethe Life of Goethe: by Albert
Blelechowakyj tr. by W. A. Cooper. . r.
1908.
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Amlols Sull 'Oceana
Ganghofer Das gotteslehen.
Heer Fetlx Notvest; roman.
FICTION.
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Plamari a A horse's Tale.
Pe la Pasture The Unlucky Family,
Xlnkald Man or yesteraay.
FINE ARTS.
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ough; by W. B. Boulton. 1907.
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don; tha central Italian schools, lfot.
Holroyd Tne iNatioaat gaiiery, ijon-
guide for
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HISTORY. .
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Emrland Churches, lioi.
Franoola From Valmy to Waterloo
extras ta from the alary or a soldier c
the revolution ana ui empire; tr. Dy n.
B. uonglaa. 110.
Hume Queena or old Brain, iim.
Koua ad National Doetimenta: state
papers so arranged aa to illustrate the
growth of our country from Hit to the
M nay, isea. -
LITERATURE. J
don
Goooer. ed. Theories of Itfrrle. wftn
Especial Keierence to nose dunposi
uon, ii.
Lockwood ft Emerson Cooipeeltlo.
and Rbetorfo for H!her Schools 199L
Nicholson Old Gorman lavt Ronn
tr. f rom tbe Mlsneslngers of the Tweifta
to tne fourteen t a ceotanea. ill 7,
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Being Lectures Delivered at the Uni
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Glasebrook Mwhaalcs; as Elsvaens
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