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VOLUME 12, NUMBER 39
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representation, and, as it seemed to
me, changed it to disadvantage."
Colonel Bryan devoted most of his
address to recommendations as to
the platform the California demo
crats were to adopt. He declared
for the New Zealand postal vote by
which traveling men and other ab
sentees might retain their votes
while away from home; modification
of the state primary law; more strin
gent trust expenditures and contri
butions, and supervision of public
moneys at interest. He arraigned
Mr. Roosevelt's attitude toward the
trusts, which, he said, was less logi
cal than that of the socialists.
To the amusement of the demo
crats, Colonel Bryan was captured
by progressive republicans and ad
dressed their state convention be
fore entering the democratic conven
tion hall. He confined his remarks
to an expression of appreciation at
being asked to speak beforo a re
publican convention.
Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 25. Clos
ing a California campaign tour that
demonstrated his great endurance,
William J. Bryan addressed a series
of meetings here tonight and de
parted for Nevada. For three days
the Nebraskan has been hurrying up
and down the state, delivering in
that time more than a score of
speeches and taking side trips that
caused him to traverse a total of
1,600 miles. Mr. Bryan spoke in
Oakland today before returning to
this city, where he had addressed
both the republican and the demo
cratic conventions yesterday. His
speeches today and tonight followed
the general lines of those delivered
in the two preceding days. He ex
pressed his opinion of the several can
didates for the presidency and re
viewed the proceedings of the na
tional conventions.
AS A BULL MOOSER SEES IT
Tho Los Angeles Daily Tribune,
a Roosevelt paper, prints the follow
ing in its Introductory of its news
report of the Los Angeles meeting:
For what William Jennings Bryan
has done in the past, for the pro
gressive principles that aro advo
cated, and Indeed symbolized, by
Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Joh
son, for what he himself might have
been had the democrats chosen him
ad, their standard-bearer this year
fdr these Los Angeles turned out
yesterday and welcomed the "great
commoner" with a mighty welcome.
At each of three meetings ad
dressed by Mr. Bryan yesterday there
wero cheers hearty, soulful, gen
erous, spontaneous cheers for two
things for himself as the patient,
martyred leader of a fight of twenty
years for the, common people as
against the nowarfnl nnH f. h
gressive principles that go to make
up the platform on which tho two
real progressives in this campaign
Roosevelt and Johnsonstand. For
the democratic party, for its erudite
candidate, for the principles for
which ho stands, or is supposed to
stand and for the local men as
sociated with Mr. Bryan during the
day, there was a modicum of enthus
lasin, But he touched iha nnin wu
?e JfieJred modesty to himself, as
he did frequently as he was forced
to do in recounting the history of
th?,,Pa few months in the world
political. They would not let him
minimize his own part. They made
his speech for him as regards his
share in the progressive movement
in his party. And he suffered them,
it was a great, popular, friendly
welcome to a big, friendly, courage
ous man, and it was a welcome to
warm sterner hearts than that which
beat beneath the black alpaca coat
wprn by tho country's greatest demo
cruu Mr. Bryan arrived very early wna
hustled to the Hotel Alexandria and
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Simple Home Treatment Will Ennble
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"HOW TO SAVE THE EYES"
IS THE TITLE OP A FREE BOOK
At last tho good news can bo pub
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will bo so scarce that they will be re
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Throughout tho civilized world thero,
has, for several years, been a recog
nized movement by educated medical
men, particularly eye exports, toward
treating soro, weak or strained eves
rationally. Tho old way was to lit a
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found to be strained. Theso glasses
were nothing bettor than crutches.
They never overcame the trouble, but
merely gave a little relief whilo being
worn and they made the eyes gradu
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glasses knows that he might as well
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upon a walking stick.
Tho great masses of sufferers from
eye strain and other curable optic dis
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GET RID OP YOUR GLASSES
Dr. John L. Corlsh, an able New
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nffured their facial beauty with gog
ufV y emPloycd certain methods
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How to Savo tho Eyes," which tells
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BAD EYES BRING BAD HEALTH
f,?4.r Co:ls1 E?cs farther. Ho assorts
that eyestrain ia Hm mnn ri.un. 1, .i
aches nervousness, inability, nourasthe-
ii-r " aiuupiessncss, stomacn
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usually disappear as if by magic.
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The Okla Method, which is fully ex
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