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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Frum the tyFannical yoke uf t!lu>t ',.s,",t.c III
H'- DYSPEPSIA, ,ctn>tiltati and liver complaint
il struck When the 4nnn,lnm victim uf thcir
calling supremacy fA> tltken Il euslrs,nf ilr>-
t,ttcr= Stomach Dittcrs. Thrn they ya1l!&,st.
defeated, 1ali, health rrS,tfncs its welcome @wuy
Such Is tln' invarinblt experience uf those who
,1sc the rnllis Alternative to gtt rid of these as.
tuciute evils An+i-tlyslrltics, chnasuguts.
drastic catlnFtcs are n thu sn'4tls uf the >ea,
n,,lnterr4. nd-,,seleA~. Tile happy blending
Of remedial properties, derived from natures
storrhon>c, with II pure mtnlti,I ~liritunu-
basis existent in the Bittcrs, not only initiate.
bu etrectuate thu joint cure nf cl4rnuc inAiecs.
tiun irregularities ri the bowel. tn. urytrsiu,l
Of tt1t l,ilr, The h1lre>t ntfensc against n,tlura
II this agreeable f"ftitier mud pre+eryntive If
health untlcr unfavoruble atmospheric con.ll~
tlitiut1>. In cnnturAct& tendency IT, renma-
tlsm. rotSes thu kidneys unl bladder wien
eluEgisI1 from inaction, unA enti.,ws Il dchii.at-
t..I, uervnvs invalid with now yigur. IncnUpur~
nble n@ atomic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Tbs rrrIedv Is ke",nling ~ we l.
Known and ~ popular ~ to need nn
-rt"ttl mention. AL who have used
Electric Btttels ing the SANE song If
ra;-".-A ln,rtr med ellie tit",~ H.: ex>
III AMI 1t i. Guaranteed To- do al, that
IL cEAinitd. + .ertric Bitter. will cure
will remove pfn'p}e~. bolts. salt rhaum
anI o'her Affections u.e,t hy in!.ure
blm d.--Wlll drive malaria fwm The
SYSTEM and prevent a+ well ii, cure all
ulAldriat few r-.-~ Fur cure uf headAche,
constipation and indigestion try Etec.
tie ki1t-r~.- Entire satisfaction guar
Ante+d, Or money refunded - Price soc.
and 5l.0o Ut W. T.. savage'a.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Helena opened the basebalI season in
hue style IN Saturday. by waltol Ing
the Grtat Full. team Il. (tue profess
si"h"l style. On Saturday night the
Helena hired men felt 10 good over
their victory that they gazed upon The
vine when 1t WIS red and in cot}se>
1nence thereof went upon the field on
Sunday afternoon for second game in
very poor condition. The young men
from Great Falls, who presumably
were more abatemious, found no dift}-
Guilty In doing up the Helena gang TO
the tune Of 20 to 1. and Immediately
thereafter most of the Helena players
got the bounce. Hereafter applicants
to the Helena club must disply u blue
ribbon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Al the t'hAttl,tr If Commerce meet.
in. ye>tt r'l"y 'ha tnI'ir t!!at WAS most
discussed WAS ttr court House park,
'hr f:i-cu. sion re*nIting lit t'4taprnfnt-
tron to the county commissioners, ask
Ing them to take immediate ~ttp+ tn
enclose the pre.eht court houst
grounds and til. park adjnning with
u ut" ftrce and plant grass wherever
1t may h- Needed thruughuut tne
tnurt hon~e grounds AMI park. The
comn'ltee will x" work III day or
tWt' And >eenre Il nlon n"t+r petition.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Majot Powell If the Twenty. second
j. u niuior no longer. He now signs
himself Lieutenant folnneI, and will
The lightning If promotion ias struck
the Twtnty--econd Vulte frequently
DUNG the rust year. We cong1utu-
lutte Lieutenant Colonel Powell on bis
accession to higher rink, regretting
Only that this promotion nece-sitates
his departure from Fort Keogh and
Miles City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE
Af1)fcts II WcII-kno>yn Merchant. Itch,
ing ana burning Terrible. Doctors
and All Remedies Fall.
Tries Cutlrura. Relieved by tho First
Application aud Entirely Cured
III Five Weeks.

Al't'ut eighteen n.onthn ap1 small errtk m.
p'tF'r TIL NY ankle. it r''st,li"I Il ii.ll 4rut IL
'"''f1'" IatKtr. hri et't~ul,''! Ii l1:r!rai! wa
t1rl'HiIrt'l it t'Hprirjt 1T ttt,,Ijed t4"rt Ltc
spread nhti ut last 1t covered nl11t,1t m. +,trr
f'"t' N.Y. sucer:R wa- rusnrthi'.x Terrific. l,rn
'ha anu itching +t'att!,1t t'''IiAy uti sna,r4.
almost n'Ir'ntura''. | ruttled t,itutrn r.,uci1,
1t t't and for w., tn,'1ti- v:1- .,,,tu,aIltt} IT,
.r''r with gloves m. | h!cul. d.-,.etatr utti,I
'ta.t eiE"n anything II IT,. rtti".ri .f ,t,+ jtr}i
''~:'tH't. tr"l 'lnflh+s Ut st:u,"!. with n
~ r.rf. w.- r+ttu4r.e.i u ,ry,I1,.rK.,: NJ.
'sft an" 70 my xf''at rurl,rl-: Wiz rtsiesr":
'"t n" tr~t application. u+t1 ,t' tt~1t, ira.
T. IRA >''%r nni ''trit IRA Ets-uI,E*r arrorI.
2 - &lfrtlp'" f"r about !Dur Hsr W...k- Whit.
wa 'f4tl!"ly "ur"si. Eut hat Il tit! II wiz T..
~" ;'f'r n" "1f"rlnx u.nt thrf,ikh. ! cat4rj,,
.{"ik win t"n much favfr f>r til. "tt~TItlt,%
1'ENri!E'." ht Hnnll r.rollnsfr1 Il t. MI ttr,+.
WIZ 1t': 4utrnK sFnzn the Mutt, tIE.+,r, Tint t1,c
hl!ttt.u. .f,,ttE r. Nt'i,lftr
81 ME,on7 Eh"rlitn-, Wya,l1uttt, Ml:h
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

4 centur" Of progress has not pro-
duerd remedy equal II EIy's Cream
Balm for caturrh, cold In the head and
hay fever. 1t Is not liquid or snuff,
but ID perfectly safe and easily applit d
nto the nostrils. 1t gives immediate
relief and cures thn worst cuses.
Don't say there ~ no help for hay
fever, catarrh or cold in the head, sine
thousands testify that Ely's Cream
BALM Ens entirely cured them. It s,~
pefsedts tile dangerous ute of liquids
aud enuffs. It IL eauity applied 'nto
the nostrils, and gives relief at once.
Piice, 50 cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Hltnnrs of sweeping change. on the
Northern Pacific raj rs,nu fsou -.
P"u! 10 Portland. with all economical
view, are circulating. The tuui, r
caught II tInf the Yellowstone divt-
sion IL III he wiprd ont, the N esouri
division extending from Mnndnn to
L1vlrg"'on, under "'r superintendent:
from Livingston tn Hope will he the
Montana division and h0 on. Halfa
IL z-I division sill erintein!tut-, 1t
n >fAt:'1, n'e - h." ltF ut, aud g.n
rrAl ,tletichtalell' i,++ Introduced.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

From Powder river a correspondent
write: ''1'ht Etn-- IN the range na-
come M very thick, but Slice the tlr.t
nf thr month has not Rrnwn very loug.
The told weather has retarded It very
mtI"h. The rainfall hHs been quite
lArge-in April 21tj inches and over
half an inch this nIol,th. The 5round
weather tom" the gruss will grow very
r.tidly.n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

The above reward will be pnih for
he delivery To the undersigned If
Two EnyIis!. Fox~Hountls. Or $3.tm far
ort. The dogs 4trayt,t from TO ,ley'>
runtli about three slnys Ego, aud re-
SURPRISED to working toward town.
GE1. i5CHEETZ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

he only remedy which il truly pleas"
Ing and refreshing to tbs taste and
prompt ANA tffectunl to c|ean-t 'hr
System gently in The .pr'ngtine or in
fact, Ut any time. und The hetter it ~
kunWu thu fnure rntn1iur II !,+cutn4t.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

The baseball boy. were around with
their subscription paper yesterday,
and raised Il little ntoney, but hope to
he able tn dig ur lnore. Thu uIoner
ratHef will 20 toward fitting up the
grounds. purchasing stock Of balls
and other necessities
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

George EichenberX Of the Beer Hall
takes pleasure IN announcing to his
patrons, to the trade, and TO the puplc
Original BudweIser Reer, hu. that he
can also furnish the ce'ehrnted Bat
th"lomAg Rochester Export Beer in
quarts ulld rint-, To -ult hi~ customers
wishes,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18
The World E1arlp11e<l

Tile facilities OF The present day fot
the production Of everything tIiut viii
condllce to the material welfare and
comfort nf nnnkintl art' almost un}In~
tied an'l hen Syrup of Figs was first
produced the world WIS enriched with
tht only pe, feet laxative known, n. IL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

The hest @alv+ in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapptl h.t'd-, clilb]aius
corn and kin eruptionr, aud positively
c'1:es rtlts "r llo pay required. 1t IL
guaranteed to give perfect tati-fAction
Or money refunded. Price p ptr box.
Fu: sale by W. r.. savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

The Montana state league have 50
far r1nyed two Ka11tes of baseball,
Butte aud Bozetllun each winning two
KM1nt i, uud heading the list.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

The work on the Jordan wool house
Is progressing fuvorntly, and from the
pile. now ret inr the tuuEdAtipn |,
louk4 like Il big structure SION to he.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

The local band are holding regular
rehtar4al. aud show u tDarked fm-
heard them make, aud the day ii not
far distant whtn they will be In shape
to head u political rally, or tirot .cla,s
fi}ntrA1
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

All members Ut The regular n.ne arr
r.Iutstcd to he III t|i+ hn|l grounds. this
evening TT G:Jn n'cln'k tnr practice. y
general inv;tati,n Is also given to the
public.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

II IL not what It's proprletora say but
what Holds Sursaparllla doeH, that
makes 1t sell, and wins the confidence
Of the people.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18
t.Inrrt!tEe Painting. Etc,

On Monday, February Sth, the un.
'ler-fgntA viii open shop in tile old
Court Huu4. saloon for carriage paint.
ing. vurni+f.ir,, nf furniture, etc. First
cIoss work guaranteed.
REM Hrnn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

The wind blew n furious gale all day
yesterday. making it very disagreeable
for those who had to face It,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

WANTED -Glri for general house
work. e.. r. TOWERS & Go.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Of the public patronage. Orders may he
lett at this office
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

]. D. Graham was in the city yes
terday from New York city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

AL Jordan aud Dick O'Brien ar.
rived In the city last night from ht.
pav]. The boys will spend the sum-
lner Mt the = a ranch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

W. 4, Mcleod WIS Il visitor in tht
city yestcr ny, hai!iug from Minnea
polls.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18
LOCAL IT EMS.

For Hu.lwcistr beer call IT Professor
Rach*s.
f. J. Garter IL IN the city froin Den>
yer, Col.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Boston Williams desire tn inform the
public.thut they Gro engaged III the
wond business, aud hereafter will Tue
r|to.>r,l 10 receive orders fir stove wood
They guarantee to furnish first class
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Eddie Perry arrived from Anaconda
yesterday and will assist Alex Smith
in fitting his string ut the track this
EtNB0n.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Chas. Callahan of Three Forks ar
rived In the city ye1ttrday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

= Ltur'- celebrated iuger heer ut
Billiards.,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18

Ihr !lFw NnfAl and Skin Furi}Icr and vrun,.ut IF
t!4'h"r N.in"1e-, Internally ,y r}.-a;~s thu. ,,!ljI
= ia ''''pur!"r, and thur rcnnyc thu r.u.. af
Tt FRA, tht. great Skin t'ure, Atni CtTIttHA
SOAP, IN tx4ul.t" .kin Htautif1er externally "a,
'!'.r Ia" "klh ami Ara!r ami rr2re tt tair, rnr..
Every *lre!'4 rf aRo'ixhs, ltrhnr, burning, .t*,I,
''"l thl'y d!-tarr@ uf tn" rki9, rcar uttd bool.
@ol'i everywhere. Prize, C''r1rrnA, hoc.; Soar,
;'"' RE+:t.rESr. II. Prepared ~ thr l'o1rtl.
Uh'' AID liEN1tA A. thKrnNATIuN, 1;u~inn.
tA' SEND fur How ot'urt Skln 1,ista.r1r t.,
i'A*r", III l1lrtra,!un*, uIl 1t0 tc.tI,nu,4IaIn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
Post Office Regulations.

MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern gcuerui and local ....l :fHI y. III.
Eastern, tsr points eAst u Jamestown. 8. u. TT
Westerns Er,lrrnl i,.rt loc X M T.. III
Western tor Heleua only ,..,.,..... lI:':u IT, III
oltarnsh. Mondays, Wednesdays int
rtin5B ,......,. ..,..... 2:nD i. Iii
Tongue Fivtr, MuHuAyA, Wednesdays aud
Fri ,nTF F,,.,.... ,..,,...... ....... > :ht a. II.
Sadie Saturdays !: II f. III
JnGe D|leHa. ~ ILL.,
tGe it+'
HnNry 0rfff Clf,AGH.. y III.
kfXitifT GNhha.. ~ III
Snndaya--Jtktn of.tn trontn z N, | r, III.
fHA*. ". SEYnk.P. n.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18


W. rIr~arh-t4H
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-18
,,wt|}crn Pacific Time Table.
official Directory.

STATE.
Meni"er Of Congress. ....t.,"' " Hrxon' Helena
Lieu. toy ,....r..,. Jn0. j.. Ktrkarls, Butte
Secretary of A,ate.... - Louis Kotwitt Helena
Attorney General ';;;;... Hanri J.; Haskell. -
k,Rto oAuditor............Ed a. kcnney, Misxouta
tup, Pub. 1n,t ,.':, -. John fiannon, A''aconda
thtcf Justice SUP Court. Henry n. Blake, Helena
,u., r.. y. Iiarwoo1, BILLINGS
Aas"ei"'' '""@'e'7'''''' ". II. NsWitt, Butte
tterk sup. Court ..........". j. Kennedy, Helena
FEDERAL,
surveyor General, .,.......,t;eo Q. Eaton. Hclcua
t, = Nay4hat ..,........,..J.H j. II. Furry. HeIenu
Collector lrt, Ktv...".Jns. II. Mills, beer Lndgc
Register T.. =. Land b:tct. :. 't"rdon, Nl!:sci@y
Rerei.rr " F." T.ta,urt+}l. " -
DISTRICT.
1uaxe Seventh Judicial District. .,,,....,.,..
,....,4 -. lion. tieD. K. Mflhurn, Miles City
DttciAl &ttNubrA: fltr....-.. .......
.,..............Fr Frt1 ". kr.!deE. Miles tit@
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20
DR.. Hess

Has been able to fully substantiate the fact
and impress the general public that in all
cases of chronic character regardless of
cause or nature, his treatment is a perfect
success. He has at present cases under his
charge that have been considered hopeless
and have failed of even being benefited in
the past, are now in fair way to recovery.
Besides this cases without number, who
have as last resort, applied to him for
treatment have been permanently cured
and are today willing witnesses of his skill
and success. His ability is largely known
both III this and the surrounding country
and must be appreciated as is plainly dem
onstrated by his well filled room at each and
every visit here. The DR.. would kindly
urge the necessity for those wishing to con-
suit him on his next visit here which will be
Tuesday, May Gath at the Merell House to
endeavor to call as early in this day as pos
sible and avoid the afternoon crowd, as he
often finds it difficult to give proper atten-
ton to all who wish to consult him. In adj
ditlon to the Doctors other specialties he
will come prepared to treat inebriates, and
will guarantee cure if patients will regard
and adhere to his advice and treatment.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20

The w. r. G. ladies are requested to be
present at the meeting next "Wednesday to
complete arrangements for memorial day.
BY order of Pres.
Cut this out and paste 1t in your hat.
Best photographs made in the the city at
$3.50 per doz. at Geo. Welte's gallery.
Misses Tillotson and Kittleman will close
their spring term of ElOcution and Gymnas-
tics this week for the summer vacation.
The fall term commences Sept 9Th '92.
Miss Kittleman's summer address will be
IA High st. West Detroit, Mich. Miss
Tillotsons $50 Adams ST. Owoss0, Mich.
N. X. Potter, of Burns, is an ardent Rich
man. He says that the farmers are almost
q unit in asking for his nomination; that,
with him as the standard bearer the town
ship of Burns will do much toward redeem
ing herself.
Hello there, what's up? Why nothing,
only Welte is making his best photos al
81. SO per dozen from now until July 1st
next.
Wake up there, and get your photographs
taken now at Geo. Welte's gallery at S1.5(
per dozen. Best photographs in the city.
On Friday, May 27th, Prof. W. w. Jones
the dauntless king of the air, and champion
erialist of the world, will make one of hi
grand balloon ascensions and parachute
Jumps at Owosso. This feat is positively
performed daily by Prof. Jones from hi
mammoth balloon, Uncle Tom, while 1t Il
soaring 1000 feet above the ground at ;
fearful velocity. He will so regulate his fal
with his parachute umbrella that he will
land upon the earth in safety, appearing d
the multitude like an unearthly visitor fall
ing from the clouds. Remember the date
The second annual June races of thu
Nashville Driving Park Association will b.
held on June 9th and 10th, with liberia
purses for trotting, pacing and runnin!
races. Write to the secretary, Len w
Feighner, Nashville, Mich, for program.
Brown is making his finest cabinet photo
to you for only $1.4S per doz.
Money to loan on real estate. Inquire o
s. S. MINER, Williams Blk.
Now is your chance, photos only $1.4S pc
doz at Browns.
For Sale.-House and lot 314 East Olive
st. Inquire of s. b. Fuller.
S1.4S pr0cures you one doz. OF BrOWni
best cabinet photos.
What's the matter now? Nothing. only
Brown is making you his best cabinet photo:
at only 81 .4S per doz.
Brown guarantees you the best work a
$l.4S per doz.
All our 25c straw hats go at zoe this year
A. w. Prindle, 100 Exchange ST.
Ladies: / am located at 427 f. Exchange
st. and ready to do all kinds of dress max
ing. / cut all kinds of capes, skirts, anC
the new seamless waist; also the French
princess dresses. A call solicited.
Mrs. DAVIS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20
The Favored Glasses.

Teachers, ministers, farmers, mechanics,
merchants, as well as their wives, daughters
and sons, who would like to devote at least
part of their time and attention to work
that would bring them in lot of ready
money during the next few months, would
do well to look up the advertisement of b.
f. johnson 81 Co., Richmond Va, in
another column, as it may be the means OF
opening up to many new life and larger pos
sibilities. These gentlemen have been ex-
tensively and successfully engaged in bust
ness for many years, and they know what
they are talking about when they tell you
they can show you how to better your finan-
cial condition.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20

The State taxes after all the claims made
by democracy, turn out to be higher for '92
then they were for $780, This comparison
is made by comparing the years after the
adjournments of the respective legislatures
has just been made and Shiawassee county
will pay 1850 state taxes in 1892 as
against $40, 049 in 1890. And this is not
withstanding the refunding of the direct tax
money of $42O,0OO The increase of the
total state taxes over 1890 is $155.457 1t
now devolves upon the men who have been
telling of o the Winans' administration
economy to point out the saving to the tax
payer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20
How r Works.

The Mckinley Law is doing more to build
up industries and give employment to
labor than any other system that could be
adopted 1t is depopuating manufacturing
districts in Europe, but populating our own:
it is transferring capital manufactures ard
skilled labOrers from other lands to ours; it
is developing the talent of our inventors,
and multiplying labor-saving machinery;
1t Is adding to our population, enterprises,
wealth and demand for capital and labor;
enlarging the product Of our mines of coal
and iron and copper and cinnabar and zinc
and our quarries of stone, and is opening up
our mines of tin. 1t is supplying needed
revenue, and compelling foreign manufact-
urers TO pay good part of 1t. The ''tin-
plate liar" Is I'm full retreat. 1t has compell-
ed the ''rObber" Free-Trader to pause in his
career of plundering American citizens for
the benefit of foreigners. Free-Traders are
being repudiated by the people. Hill is re-
buked in the great state of New York,
where republicans have been robbed Of
power by fraud and corruption.
William Lawrence of Ohio.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20

The growth of republican principles as
apparent in the organization of the Ameri-
can college republican clubs is certainly
to be regarded as happy omen. The
democratic party needs, but cannot enlist
and organize, such blood in its ranks. The
party that depends on the slum vote of the
large cities and the solid south, can have
no use for the educated and thinkers of a
national party.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20
The New York Times, the chief of

The New York Times, the chief OF all
mugwump papers and worshipper at the
shrine of the ''Stuffed Prophet" says of
'sB sby" Bryan's free binding Irvine bill
which is being made the subject of much
feigned intentional benefit to the farmer:
s.The removal of the insignificant duty on
binding Irvine could be of no service to the
western farmers, whom the majority OF the
members are supposed to have in mind.
That duty is only seven tenths of cent per
pound. The removal of it would not per
ceptibly reduce the price of binding Irvine"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20

Organize republican club in every city
and township in the county at once. Now
is the time to do effective work.
Bicycle for sale cheap. A good second
hand Cushion tire rambler, inquire at Will
dermuth House.
Now is the time to get the best photo
graphs made in Shiawassee comfy at S1.50
per dozen. Welte, the old and reliable
photographer, gives you this chance until
July LIST, next. Gallery in Dimmick block,
Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20

At the National Methodist conference at
Omaha the following expression was given
to the race question:
The committee on the state of the church
brought i'm report calling upon the govern
ment, the state officials, the Methodist
Episcopal churches and all good citizens 'to
arise in their might and abolish the in
dignities and outrages that are put upon the
c0lOred people and all white people who love
to work for the elevation of the colored race
in the southern states" The resolution de-
clared that the colOred people were treated
shamefully on the railway trains and in
hotels, and in every way. They were shot
down like dogs and the law of the land was
trampled under foot by the people who de-
spised the cOlored race. The resolution was
the signal for tremendous cheering.
The TINES heartily commends the Iabove
sentiment and takes this occasion to remark
that the republican party has been the only
party that has ever done or proposed to 90
anything for the colored race. And also l."
combat the idea of a single issue for any
political party, as the prohibition and DENT
cratic parties pronounce respectively for
prohibition and free trade. The republican
party stands for stable and monetary sys-
tenn and opposed to the free coinage of silver
under present circumstances. The republic
can party favors protection to the colored
people and protection to American labor,
and the greatest restriction to the liquor
traffic that public sentiment Will maintain.
The republican party in fact is the only
national party in the United States.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20

Our democratic neighbor, the Press, had
acartoon last week representing workman
being ground in the machinery of the repub-
lican party between two rollers, one labeled
reciprocity" and the other protection.
Yet it is scarcely a year ago that it carried
at the head of its editorial column something
about reciprocity and friendly barter be-
tween nations being a good thing to have
around. THE TINES then in spirit of
friendly advice told the Press that it was
not safe to advocate any principle but COM
mended the wisdom of that child of dark
ness, David B. HILL in proclaiming 81 am
democrat" and adhering to it. The demo-
cratic party in Michigan, which was a free
silver party in 1890, had not the courage to
say the same in 1892 nor the frankness to
admit its previous error at Muskegon few
weeks ago. The plank adopted there was
simply ''sneak." The 'Billion dollar
congress-" which was catch-phrase, now
has to be abandoned because of the appro-
priations of the present democratic house.
The democratic party no sooner names a
principle than it proceeds to desert it, and
the only safety of platform is in the Ian
guage of Hill, II am democrat"