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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

.ttood by the public tni by ;he mining interests especially. T.,
 And in this connection, l Wlsh to aud that l believe soCd upp"f'unIiy is no" afforded tU add to and im1 vs ibe tx' hIblt st St. E9uI=. st Ltte or DO cost. Mir j, Fl. John-,n, the @, cfetsry rt Toe ExhIOIuOn. SIii ex eut every Tao Iii> l1 In. power, to improve the cSllecIJnf and wlll give hI3 pers nal suprrvlsiun 70 i's ,,isplAy, be has assured ms ut tbi- Vrr balIy aud by letrer, and hv deserves The thanks Of our cit 2 IDS for bIs kiocn~rs and erurteou- In;erssr. Aoy p-cssg of ore T specm ms Hdd'e-sed tD hlm as secretary of the Exposition, VIII be cared, exhibited ana pr perly credTed learn from him that Colorado, Wyom- og and MontBns gre taking steps |" present mineral cOllec'io for exhioitioD. ArizOns has the Rdvsn age fl them hy having SO large n collection already n place, and " h-tle trouble would put our collection far above them Hil. [ believe this mst'er should be To 'ked after, and that tbe TT miDeDce ot onr rninIng interests would iu-,ify lively interest being taken. ItbiUk the lorna ton of mining associations tbroughou' the terrItOrtory, and poesIbly 8 conven ion ot miners would he of great heDs tt In my opinion it would be no nor than justice for the territory tD reimburse Barrett Poet for i's outlay, especially g expense for storage has heen relieved and the colltctIDn has been placed ou svorable and permeneDt exhibi'i"n where it will certainly jo great deaI of gcOd. On this, howev-r, l have oc recommendations to make. At any rate I believe tbat steps -h uld b. taken C. derive sll the becefit possible from the Exposition. R s9etfully,
 x. O. MURPHY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Important to Patrons.
 GEN. SUPT's OFFICE, San Francisco. Cal. Ma, ,. lSSS.

ofb EIauciscO, Oll-, Moy Q, looo. To AGE>Ts:-
 The following information will doubt less be of interest to you and our pa. trons:-.
 Our New York and Boston bushes. destined Ter the Wes;, l. sen, on Specie Express Irsip vis toe Erie R R. hi 'rsIn is bnown Hs NJ. l3-W ELLIS, FARaC & C's EXPRESS IR.IS-snd carries on y our express mot CT. l makes faster ime thHn auy other train On the rosG, leaving New York m the evening. Afiei business hcurs, and reaching Chicago the next evening, its time beIng sn hcu aud some minutes sh rter than the "li- mited" passenger sin time.
 The Erie R R. Co. and Wells, Fargo S Co. are using taeir best efforts tO m k, his Spro'al Express trsio -arvice better 5nsn any other out of NaW York.
 4 new .cheduls IS now nuder consi- iteration, tO go into effeo; If y l3 b, and it IS the intebti D to bsv- onr SDecIs. Express Train leave New York ts lste as 9 P. Nit now leaves st 75OP.N.
 Oar matter for the P.cific c nss will go forward on this trsiu, and reach S.I '. fn isc,i. snd all other Ca iioruia poi s,s 4s qlick'y as po ssihle. making ss go~6 tiu.e Hs csn be m4de by auy other c m- csuy's trains, and you can assure sll Ou, -xpress patrons that our service will be second to none.
 w. yr ordered additional stock of new wagons for New ' ,rs and his ser -'"s will also be put ID firsi-class condi- tion.
 We have reu'e1 No e Broadway. Fhich is uoE b'-nR fl ted np ss our Ge- neral Ofhcs ia New York. ard Ue hope 70 Oorupy it May 'G:b. I. will be ihe Dos, complete Express Office m the city ui New York.
 h sdditInn to tbis we have eight branch offices m the city, two it Brook lyn. and two 10 lersey City, corveni. nt- " l csied sLd hy reason of the Chambers Street srd c3t Strse' Ferries h.iar run 10 connection with the Ere traits st Jer-ey City, we are enabled 10 receiv- business up to the kst moment. later 'hSn our competitors, md ser 1t to the depo, in time to % forward the came evening on cur SPECIAL Fssr TRAIS- sivins shippers by ". F. $ Go. great sdvsntRga.
 h addition to tbe Special Express Tram referred "a, ve have sro'her Hhich leaves Nv York st llPM, re, ching Chicago the secoud mor i, 2 in time to mske Western oonnection~, but ss far ss possible, our hus'ness vilI eo ,oresrd on tbe SPECIAL EXPIRE TRAIN No. IS.
 Addrss NJ. Fl. R. P--sous. General Agent. 6' Brosdv.y. N. r.. on all mat 'ers pertaining to the business of the Company in New Yo'k. Jersey City and Brooklyn.
 Yours, etr.,
 E. NJ. COOPER,
 General Su3erintendent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Armour Packing Co.

KANSAS CTTY. Mo, Feb. 9sh. lSsa JOSEPH DURR,
 1uoson, Arik-:
 rRAR SIR:- DesIr ng to quote you ir accordance with the amount of you trade in the provision l'ne. se nave taken tbe liberty to pl. .ce your nan a on ou' Joobers' List. and wIll for the comins sesson furnish you with I1bbers' pri ses "Oonfid- utisl." We oeiieve prices quo ed, and quality of goods will secure as the bulk of your fsvors.
 Very truly.
 ARMOUR PACKING Co. Col. Durr, the srapdsup Or ms mosi generous and respected grandmother vas made Inexpressibly hsppy thi. morning by the arrival of as tine lot O. c Troy, Cslitorpis roll butter as WAS ev-' turned out of that famous creamery. Is fresh, sweet snd choice,
 He has also secured 8 iue lot of Ar mour'. Kansas City pickle pork, ~iil sour-kraut to make tue country safe This is 8 new article and has been spe cially pr. p rel for family use. Thougi never before introv uced ID this msrkr' It is vhert yer used, much relished, sDr will no doubt become & favored di-h Ot the tables of Tucson families.
 Ou account of the nesr approach O holidays, the Oolonefs grsndmothe' wrote to one os her friends on the othe' side of the big fsh pond, and the result IS an invoice of Holland herring Mrlcb- ner) of the 1857 pack. They arrived IT pnme condition and are now waiting L be eaten. 4 large lot of Ssutelle. Swis- cheese and all marketable d-licAciee wer' also received. The Col keeps ever, kind of cheese made, DO matter wbst | may be. ssk him for it and it will b. torthconing-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
FROM THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY or wEsTCHEsrER CO.,, NEW YORK

WHITE PLAINS x. Y, April 10, lss6. have received many letters in refer ence to my testimonial, lately published, commenting ALIcocK's POROUS PLAs- TIERS.
 l cannot spare the time to answer them in writing, therefore would sgain say through the press, that have found ALLCOcK's PORUs PLAsTEKs invaluable as chest protectors and shields against coughs and colds. Furthermore, have found ALLcoCK's PLAsTERs uneQualed ior pains in side, back and chest.
 NELSON Fl. BAKER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Look Herel

We can't do business without money. and are respectfully but rrmly requ-s' that sli psi ties knowing themselves IT, dsbted to us call st once snd pay np. We hsve ace nm Ii.ted you s long tim. to o1r oSn inoouys BIpoe, snd h you sp- orecizte the favor piease 1ckn"~l+dse r by settling ur. If not yon will likely be strucS by cyclone hy the first Of the month, as all accounts not settled b, that time will Ne placed in the bands Of the proper officials for collection, by suit or otherwise, and this mssns busi- ness. H. B. DoDoE 4 Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Fresh Every Day.

At the Q. 8. Bsi cry, Choice Consac- tionsry, Straw eIries, Cherries, Ice rssm by the dish. qnsrt or gallon. Come and see us We have pies sad cake. for the ladies and candies fer the bsb es. Eggs fresh by the dozen or case. butter by the pound, roll or tub, cheese it we hsve from one pound to 8 ton itss ss you wi-n. Come aud- es. bread and milt. Lunch milk nv the slass, quart or gallon Fresh Fish Fresh Fi-h. Friday. a, 6 a m. every week Orsug lemons and ] m -s 1i'h all other goods st o,ic-. 10 shit the times.
 Furcishsd d pelIines to rent.
 us BAKERY. Onnsress St, Tucson A. F. RUIZ, prop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
The Country is Safe.

The 0rsndnothrr hss sent . very rood rain snd for the summer season has sent fresh Aruors Kansas Oi'y pigs feet. family pickled pork. sugsr' cured ham. breskfsst bacon and lard. She hss sent another Sviss cheese weigh. ing 220 pounds snd also 6 carload of Auheuser-B Busch lager beer. Prices res sonahle. Wsrum Dsrum.
 JosKPH DuRB-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

Le ktcnau's Golden azl.ap cures Ch1acres, frs a..d ao4. Sores cc the Legs and B1dy. Sore g.. Eyes, 0se, e.c., Copptr-c Ior U s1..s.. syphi-t-.s 'trrh, diseased S,-.,f -at 4. primary iO-'s~ Cf the di-sa., kr7vr .. Syphilis. Price, . , GU f.ar Ha.t;. Ls Richau's GNIjrF BsIsaf, N 2, Cures Tertiary. Mercu-.-' $ .i..l .-- rs.. C1G,.sm, talnS :u the Ec-s-. i......- t.. Head, back cf the Navg. i.t--I S.-. Throat, Sfph-.s.c Fash, -l..-s a.f ..- tEsctcd Coz s S'3E-a-s c. -n. A-..f4 .s. erldicates at , .l' from tis. s--.- EEetA-T cNu... Ili- r.-ic. % -..- O! 2ertvl, l... :" r.c bl ll pm. .-r healthy. Frir" 'J 70 rer stti. Ice FtschE-I's Golden - nns-h 2. .. cofa Tor tte cur of GOno-ra1s- .. .. l-r fa'i"1 Gravel anl a' Tr.nr-- -..- e -.-ssangeEei.ts. Prs,eSs 5u ssr Ns Biehaa'p COI--S Spaai.h fs. feCtloii, frr severe c1sas 5r Gr-...r ,. IniLt'u.u- to-y g S,c,t. S;r:-tu-. ..xc. Prt-- Si - per Bottle
 Lo fEichuU's Golden Olasa,..., for tls eu gt.ye hsl..r- of S,piil.tic x .a and ssun,.ous- Price SI Jo 9 B Le ! iehau's Coide l'si .-S ..- and iis, -;neot, L.-s % t'.,....., .. CT, eNcrst o7 over w0-y. ..Jgs--,.t,l -.. Price S3 60 per IsaI.
 Tonic mad %eEyine.
 Bent every hers. C. O. D.. s,-,.-.- .,..... peyao's.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Address Registered la'tsrs 10 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La

REMEMBER Rdsastli' Tast1ho E3sss91 gss;sn.sS .s,s a .d r. iy. alO rsa in shsr.e of the drawing l. ggqrsn;Se of absolute fairness an i1'ser ty. that the chances are all equEl, an thar ID one can possibly divine what number gin draw Prize.
 REM iBE.K iha- the payment Of all Prize is CSt ARANT- Ell BK FOUR NATIONAL IA . IA Jf New ,r!a3ns, and ths Tickets CT s...s- sy .hs President of an inst,t1t,rE. ShOe .a .-jsr- q r-e-s ETs rscosuized in the hishei ''-r- thar'f re bswSrs of aEy mi tAs;o:s cr s' lnrr1nua scharnaa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

DTMPLES hlack-hsals. red rough. cl apnsd l WI and oily skin prevented by CCrICUEA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
-A SARn

To all who are suffering from the erro-, m, indiscre;-ons ot youth. nervous weakpss. ..-.- iecay. loss of manhooi. 6c., will ss-,, -. nal VIII eur' you. FREE OF CHARGE Thiser-,, eme'iy was discovered by missionary in sou,b america send ssltaiisesssd envelope ., m. RSv- JoaS0" T rSN,S st.-s-- 2. rs-- =, c..N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

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 New Orleans, fa- or M. <. DAUPHIN,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
4 FrightfuI Kin Disease
suferings Intense Head Nearly Baw Bods Covered with Sores Cured by the Cutlcura Remedies
xes.r.. s1rvrSs X Bsrsrn. Monroe. NC.

| Suferings Intense Head Nearly Raw. Bods Covered with Sores Cured by the Cuiloura Remedies
 Messrs. sIEyESs X BGUSER. Monroe N. C. | DE SIHs,- bout two months Ag,,. on your recon mmend alton. | iou .ht "a bptti of Ju. ICUH X sOLv T. .Ore box CUfIC ~sLvE sGu O, {, cAk- ECUTICJH SO P. rsiy son aged htFt-5 eArs, V hO has uCcu afii 'c'-.- with eczema Tor long time, ard Em pirG-sd tu -ki that LelIev.
 the remedies have ecnr d him t!is -ud -fi' s- wer' | intense, ris head bei1g Lee-iyr v his e4rs haif gone except the sristl ar nI body co ere | with ,, re-. hi- cOuuItIOu WR-fr z ul Obeh. Id
 The sores have nos all cisapoet ed. lis s6 n [, hes thy, eyes oftgt; ch~prIul n spu-ijrou, a C. | is wOf kIng every lay. Ny nsiELhOr- are wit ies | ses tO this remarkable cure. d tbe drub-irt
 onss are req. estgd tJ call 0r Wiite ne, or an. Of my neighbour. = WINCHESTER ?. C. U'I-S 70 NC. MONROE, ". C. Ger. p. iss7. THE POTTER DKrC AND CEExcAL Co. GES IrMvS. MT Wu. S. stepa -nfon f this O. unfy hroug 1i- spu Co tGsr t..d,y C, i@tu see hiii. aud co -hoE us what UTICCA4 RglfE
 D Es rad doue fer hun. This i5 t.e ca % TO errpC to | 'ur !e ter Co V to1;e az. To lock at % {,
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 We re.urt th- CU lCUyA HrM . Es the bes' n the rarket and shall O., a we can to prUmot. their sale. Yours truiy SlENENS X BkCNtR. Drlc, s-s ald Puarma is.s.
 CUrIcURA. the great sSIn cure. and CCTiCC 'A SIfT D eJ ars-t ir.Iu It, eEt ruHliy and ( CTJCU RA hEso-vE q tns new niO1d purids sr. internal
 y, a.e pU- tiEs ur- for eEerl fOfin of sklu and blood dlsease, from piupi e 10 scrofu
 
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
TIE Enw rE7AR-uas psur,

TIE NEW CtFNNTJNE pNuNf
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 D LYON A HEALY. Chicago. lL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

100, ,ooo Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves, SIo; Quarters, $ Tenths, B Twentieths, SI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
TNPRECEDFNTED ATTRACTION
 U OTER A BULLION DISTRIBUTED Capital Prize, S3OO,OOO
LGEiSlara SlalG LOtltIV llMDan]

Incorporated by the Legislature in !s s. fol EduC.tIonal and Charittu pee, ai n 't- frsa iss maIe a part of the Te en S,I.te Con- ifu ron, l.. ls1s. by an OveIwheiming pOpG-a vote.
 its Grand Single Number Drawings 'Aks psaee monthly and she Grand Quarterly Drawings r-gulzTI, every hTe- mo-ths (March. June, September and December.)
 We do hereby certify that vesuperyisS the s-- ranxs4--o..ts ior al Lns monthly and Quarterly Drawings of 2 be Louiriaua Ststs LOtteIy Com any s.id lu per-Oa manage and control the
 rs -IngS themselves. and that the same It sndnctsd s1tn honesty. fb mess, and ID gOOO izIth toward aii parties Gld ws authorize fhs Company to use this certificate. with fac sirniles of our s-gnst,ires attached. in its sd .a-fisamenfG
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
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 Ayers Pills cured me of Stomach and Liver troubles. from which had suffered for years. Iconsider them the best pills made, and would not be without them. Morris Gates, Townsville, N. |.
 I was attacked with Bilious Fever, which was followed by Jaundice. and was SO dangerously i'll that my friends despaired of my recovery. I commenced taking Ayers Pills, and soon regained my customary strength and vigOr.- John c. Pattison, Lowell, Nebraska
 Last spring I suffered greatly from a troublesome humor on my side. In spite of every effort to cure this eruption, it in- creased until the flesh became entirely raw. was troubled. at the same time, with Indigestion, and distressing pains in
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

Or VT. ". DAIFHIN,
 Washington, DC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

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 By the advice of friend began taking Ayers Pills. In a short time l was free from pain, my food digested properly, the sores on my body commenced healing, and, in less than one month. was cured Samuel ID. White, Atlanta, Ga
 I have long used Ayers Pills. in my family, and believe them to be the best pills made 5. C. Darden, Darden, Miss.
 Mywife and little girl were taken with Dysentery a few days ago, and at once began giving them small doses of Ayers Pills, thinking would call doctor fl the disease became any worse. In short time the bloody discharges stopped, all pain went away. and health was restored. - Theodore Esling. Richmond, Va Il / Ayers Pills,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19

So q everyVhe-e Price; CUT CU1A, 50r.; SOsP 25c. kEsoi yE T si. Prep6f-l hr ths CrTE'
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-15

We have therefore to consider, like sensible
men, not merely the exigenoy now upon us but
series OF sncn ex,Sencies sure to come. The men
who framed the Mills bill and have pushed IL
thus far know what they want They regard
and proclaim that they regard this bill as MIR
Breckenridge said Il It tentative" meesure o.
step toward that ultimate free trade which
was the happy dream of Mr. Mills in the perora
tion OF four years ago. The bill itself must lead
10 more importations. 1t reduces the rates
for that very purpose. More import atoms
mean more revenue. From The yere mo
ture OF the case, therefore, the people IN ar
themselves settle the question of prin,inle ~
they believe in protection now is the tirna -
assert IT. If they believe in free trade non l.
the time to enforce the belief. Tho nation can
not eyade the issue il it would. That issue viii
settle ltse one way or the other; nor can nny
assertion by men that they do n 1t mem visa
they vote stand in the way OF such settlement
HAD the friends of freedom thirty wears AGO he
heEed the assertions of Northern Democrats
That no increase OF slave TERRITORY was meant
would that have prevented slavery north OF the
compromise line? No man of note, either in
Congress or out has ever justified Mr. Mills
bill upon any other lines than will Justify and
demand new Mills hi at each recurring sur
pIus, series OF Mills bills until we rea IN the
goal OF Mr.. Calhoun's ambition embodied in the
Confederate Constitution which prohibited pro
lection.
1t IS right that this question should be de-
cided. 1t is vital to the prosperity OF this
country. 1t is above all thinys right that -
should be decided by all the people after full dis
cusslon and IN manner 50 emphatic that the
decision VIII be rs final was the decision ON
the payment OF the bonds and the decision that
specie should be the basis of our currency
have no. attempted TO argue the question Of
protection. That will b. debated in every new
paper, IN every hall and school house all over
the country. My purpose has been simply IN
point out that no amount of denial of int an 10,
can prevent the verdict of the people from being
recorded on one side or the other Wherever n
protect1onist Democrat allows himself to be be-
guiled into the tents of Cleveland, he will ind
when the battle is over that his guns have been
pointed at his own principles. There have been
Tor many years two wings to the Democratic
party. one has been earnestly i'll favor of thu
preservation of the American markets for tn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-15
The Soldiers Reason Why.

Well jim what years have passed away since
last We wore the blue,
And elbows touched together in the famous
grand review
That We are growing old and gray tbs easy TO
believe;
You've got crutch TO tell the tale ana We an
empty sleeve
l sat alone the other niglrt beneath the spread
ing trees;
Our battles camps and marches all rush
ing back to me,
And as / thought them over jim, a small voice
seemed to say:
you proved that you were loyal onco prove it
again to-day
Tho from the same caE.teen we'vc drunk in
shadow and in shine
Tho we have fought .osst her, Jim, your party
was not mine
But now I've left my party camp, to enter it ~
more,
And am marching with You, Jim, l hav.
marched before
l cannot vote for Cleveland, Jim; he did MOI
wish well
When side by side, day after day, enid the bat
We barred our breasts beteeIt him and the
loyal Nations foe,
And now when he my ballot asks firmly an
Too many pension vetoes, Jir, with insult,
freely thrown;
He'd even cast dishonor on the empty sleeve
own
Six months at hunger's gate lay in rebel prison
No sympathy came down to me from Grover
Cleveland then.
Ana when read the yetoes Ger and all their
1 wonder how soldier can for Grover Cleveland
vote:
How can he hesitate TO choose before the day u
done
Between this soldier-hater and our own RAs
Harrison?
Amid Resacas battle smoke saw, and so Ssa
YOU.
little man who led the way clad in the arm,
blue
We followed him with shoutings jim right in
among the gray,
And now that same brave little man leads US
again to-day.
He will not veto pension bills. Thank God, he
loves the boys
With u HON ne shared the hot campaigns, their
dangers and their joys
His hand is ever raised against the British free
And when we srrew old comrades graves he II
not H-fshing go.
Protection to our honest old boy, is now my
battle-cry,
And justice to the veterans VINO went fohth 10
orr comrades. Jim. all DER the land, from val
Arc Matching 1i TO the music of the Union once
again.
60 this is why your comrade old, who wore an
army coat, -
Into the box for Cleveland, Jim, win never put
I'VE made nv choice and proud TO tell you
that the one
Who Leads me TO the fight again is brave Ben
Harrison.
rban let rs stand together, Jim. old soldier
tried and true,
7 .aeI a. eager for the fray as when I wore the
Ts+ Harriysn ring ont the charge in stirring
bugle notes,
Ana Cleveland, Jim. be buried in q million sol
der votes!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-15
General George ". Jones on Cleveland.

One of the latest and most remarkable con-
versions from Democracy to kepublicanism is
hat of he Hon George w. Jones, of Dubuque,
Iowa. His public service dates back to the sec
oud war with England, during which he served
his country as drummer boy. He was an active
politician when Jackson organized the Demo
cratic party, and Tor many subsequent years
represented the State of Iowa in the United
states Senate. Ardent in his temperament,
General Jones was always an intense Democrat
until now. In recent interview, which shows
that his intellectual vision is as clear a7 ever,
he says:
L have been a Democrat all my life and
changed my politics simply because | don't be-
lieve that Cleveland is good Democrat, and
then am going to take him al his word so far as
can. He stated that he only wanted one term and
III tTy and see that he is compelled 10 keep his
promise He Is not a Democrat, but he is for
Cleveland Ever since he has been President
he has been working tooth and nail for the
nomination. Now, in the good, Old days Of
Jackson jefferson and Monroe the Office
sought the man, not the man the office. i take
the term Democrat in its broad sen~e-by the
people. for the people, and Harrison Is the man.
He i of the people and he is for the people, and
always has been. and I'm going to aid him all
can In my old State, Indiana have many
friends and shall lend my voice and energy TO
convincing them that my way now is the best
There are no doubt a good many other Demo-
Gratis who feel the same WAY and VIII vote
they feel but do not care to say much about it.
Tour years ago the Republican party suffered
heavily from the independent voter, but now the
tables are turned and the Democracy is being
paid back with interest.-ChicagO fI3ter Ocean.