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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
uocxs,s MILLS.

A surprise party Was given Mark Fer.
~ aud Georgie iaphsm on Howe iiill
Last "Wednesday evening. II Was given
by the people Of this village aud vicln.
NV, All hands seemed tn he there and
psrtook Of q nlce oyster supper. The
Young folks played games. II WAS a
surprise to the boys, and every one pro-
nounced it . success.
The I. q. Of u. r. are progresslnR
.ome better than In the summer. They
had q baked bean supper last Saturday
evening. and all report good time.
n. r.. Powers, the wellknown saIes'
man for q. A. Weston 4 Co., was Ia
town last week. :,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
lOvEll

A large number attended the fair at
fryebarg.
Married, In Lowell, October 9Th, by
iiev. W. u. sandbrook, Mr.. salmon Ne
Keen aud Mrs. Mary u. McDsniels, both
% lowell.
Mr.. John T.. Emery planted an acre
of sweet corn which came to sg5.y,.
The West Oxford sabbath School
Association met at the Centre on Sstur-
day aud SUNDAY. led by Mr.. L.. q.
March. the state worker. IL Was very
profitable session.
The West Oxford Educational Assoc
cistion will meet at the village on the
18th aud roth of this month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
-ON vASys

. d. oEW.H LAKE. oct. "a. ls92.
Ma ~ your readers answer the
~ qge.tion.f
a. @'ay letters does the Bible con-
,.iN many xorisf
~, - the answers In a fortnight
'''iers can't answer them.
WILLIAM a. Mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
PERU.

since the butter factory at Buckheld
has collapsed the farmers that were
patrons are sending their cream To
l.lvermore aud j. u. Conant collects the
cream for them.
Mrs. Elizabeth Small aud Mrs. Gertie
Warren of Portland have been visiting
at j. y. Conants.
VI. Hall aud family have been on the
past week visiting friends.
W. n. bent aud wife intend visiting at
the Hub In the near future.
The farmers hear the most welcome
call % all calls, that IL Ia get their pay
for their sweet corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

Miss McDonald has returned from
Portland With large assortment Of
millinery and fancy goods.
Irving Libby IL putiin. In large az
.ortmeut of boots and shoes, also gro
ccries-
Nearly everybody In town attended
the ccauty fair al frycharg.
Farmers are nearly through their har-
vcstlng.
Mrs.. Prank willard made us a dying
Walt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
FAST eRoWNe,Glp.

Miss Grace Weeks commenced school
In this district on the 3rd.
Mrs. u u. Rounds entertained the
circle this week. 4 full attendance and
pleasant time.
AZ usual people generally attended
the fair both Wednesday aud Thursday
Mary stickney has been To Portland
lookin. for the fall styles. She u doln.
quite q business dressmaking.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Giles have returned from
Washington much pleased With their
trip.
Nearly all the veterans have reached
home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
EAST HEBRON.

There IL a great call for hand help
picking apples.
A good delegation attended the An
droscoggin Pomona ut Turner Centre
last "Wednesday.
G. 4. Keene Il at home for few days
suffering with abscesses caused BY
liberated teeth.
Mr.. John brown expects TO stop at
Auburn this winter.
m. y. Merrill IL looking after winter
apples for the Liverpool market.
fhere Il Q rimor adoat that there has
been Q letter len st . certain door,
which, II the report u true, WAS an Inn
pudent piece Of busipess and will probs'
bly, Be- Investigated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
HARTFORD.

Married, sept. 3ith. by Rev. Mr.. Law
renee, Burton Hutchinson to Mise Nat
tie Furkis.
fever.
Or,sou Jordan has been quite SICK but
10 better ct this writing.
WIN. X. Bicknell has bought horse
xImeaus Phllbrick has moved 70
Turner village,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
ROxBuRv,

Mr.. q. ~. Philbrick IL one Of the old
residents of this town, and an old-time
bear hunter, but has killed none for
several years until this fall. lie has re-
yiyed his record aud pushed II up two
notcbe., having caught two bears with
In short time.
since I last reported Mr.. Locke has
caught large fat bear with q coat OF
fur Of the finest quality. The old fell
Low did not come and irsmple over the
traps and eat up the bait. but N be- was
walking mp To take the first m0uthful Of
tempting halt, something took him that
could not Dr. shaken oil.
Several sheep have been killed, but
now that Mr.. Iocke has caught two
large bears Il IL expected that the sheep
will he safe for this fall nc least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Of Paris are visit
Ing Mr.. Chspman's folks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

a. ,rr... have come % the tires
,-lrihsps.f ueyk. They arc veil col
- AZ ar sulus to pan cat a fair
- II Errvti !. the only buyer
I, walnut, 80 FAR. lie u paying
= ~ q d. 1T sl.s0 Ter hsrrcl
=, hraush ~ nil pat on a crew
4 af.fr, th.. Nvyk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

r,Arfhe rr~ sth~iul. trains leave
- P,r. Or Portland az = "a and
= AN. aaI t.lir o.. N; arrive from
a~h-i An, aud J y and -
- NaHIasyr. Parts post Office Tor
49, r 80 and q ~ a. ", Zoe Cor
80, An and lsN r.N. Mall
- PrrarI arrives about 10 A. N.
rigi'r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

IA o. Drc.ue 20 Revere, Mass,
,-sat I'irI. Dn ahout the lOth Inst.
tAarour.ttr line - the finest ex-
~. r..srer. FLORIDA water, ro.e
A. o...sHr. aud hay rum made. Nr.
80 o.. .H.i In Winthrop the last
. 49,. more than .hD bottles, with
> saal.uau. verdict that they are the
- sr.I. ani al the very Lowest
~. o. Intends to visit every family,
! .ys thin tu opportunity 10 SO and
rska.f II ihsv - dssirr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

ONTpRIp. 90 Al Count ~ Frobsts hell 81
Paris. wtthia AMI Tor The t"anty ~ DxfOrl
ea a.. ,hiri TUESDAY II SGT. A. u. is,s
pn The ystltion ~ Rp-sm"ni iius, Aimini-
trsir,s II the estate % Ayers Littls, late ~ hss
iuo. ln sail Coanty, dss.s-si. praying tor license
"a -~ll snd convey csrtsin rial estate de-rrttssi
In her t-tltlsn 90 ale In The probate ones 81 an
s.i,sntaseoa. onsr ~ hftesn han.irri dollars Zoe
N. payment % delta. anil costs % standardization
and ssTsns.
OnDsskD. That The sshi pssitionsf give notlrs
~ ali psr..n. Interested. by causing an abstrsct
% her V~tition. with TIL. order thsryon. 10 10
pubn.lss-i thrs weeks sacoe.si,ely In the ot
lori i,vmosrst, . newspaIsr printed A. fsns.
In all tcunty, hiatt NAY srt-sr rossse
Count o. d. he'll st Paris. on the thiri fue-sisy
- uSt bsst, at nine oci.-k In the f0rrnoon, AMI
show cause u. any they have Why The same .boahi
not le ErAnte-i. -
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
A true oopy-sitest III. 4. DAVIS, Resistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

,,,-tisrI. seems o. have struck the
..isths l.rih part ~ the village.
:. ,,,s- .rauumhef 20 them has sud
~, b.,,.r. o. h,d that u i unit to
.,~srt purpose. What v i that
7. f.,uri..i 'hs fountain head l. .
rrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

~ POST OFFICE sURolARIzto
=. S.'.u fhuiation post Office ~as
49, '-iu-sisy night. aud all the
-, ',,amp, and money stolen, to-
"a. ~ su,.is aud money belonging
49,. Z, pa Nhiyh the post Office "a.
IN shlch = Owned and occupied
Allfews. M. uostmsst.F.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

The annual convsutions Of the Maine
Unlversalist sunday school Association
and the Young Peoples Christian
Union were held st Portland last week.
Ths meetings were well attended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
MEssgyGgR's NOTICE.
osvics 40 rus surRivv 40 OSyoHD Cousrr
STATE ~ MAINE.

Osptcs 40 rus surRIFv 40 OxvoHD Cousrr.
STATE Ov MAINE.
OXFORD, .. SGT e1h. A. u. l-H.
TIL. q. o. give >ssics. that on us sth sisy ~
ssps 4. %. I'D, O Warrant IN fnsol,eney "a. 10
.a..i out 81 The Court ~ Insolvency Zoe ssi toan
~ 90 Dsfort, axain., the estate ~ thsr,s-
3. silver 90 Ramfsri. ssDats.-i 81 Ia an ia-s,l
vent DeisSr. on Istltien - saii f,.is"r, shish
I~tition "a. hlei On ths suh DAY ~ .sIt.
A. ~. lss, 81 which last nsm~i date In
tsv.t on claim. Il 81 10 compuis-i. That
the payment ~ any dsis. sni the dsls
cry anil transfer ~ any prvpery hsDnrns
Ia .all dshtor. ~ HIN of foe his uss.
AMI the delivery AMI transfer of sny propsrty ny
hin are fortl.i'lss ny lao that o mestins ~ ths
erv-litor. % ALI DICTATOR, 81 prove their dsbts AMI
ch..-s one or moro A..lxuees 20 M. estate. vii
10 hall a q tourt ~ Insolvency, b. 10 abohisn al
Paris, In ssi County. On the ipsh day ~ od'
A ~. i-s, si nins o'eL-k In the fovna-sn.
Gi,sn under my hand The dsis nr-t sh-,'e
urttisn. -.
JAMES O.. PARkER. sheriff.
Q. Ms.-ns,r ofths Coar of Insolvency, Zoe ssid
County % oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

n..,fv >bsuf shirley 80 fryeharg
..-,lfTiu.r,. >killings o. jail fri-
.Irrg. home 3. In New liamp-
= U.I..Hisr ssuteucc "a ~ days
..r,-lsfrs q So aud co-is, Zoe
-, a. ~ IutoXicating liquor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
y.,,.. Of A.,s... .Shl. App.,a,m..,.

A. Paris, In the Coaniy % Otfori sai stais
% Mal.s, the gl.t day ~ SOFT. a. u. lot
TIE aasisrsisnet hsr.by give. no,ics ~ bis az
u..,ntusnt q. A..isnse u the iRsol,snt estate %
IlogACE D. >ONt-. % we.t.t.-k,
In the goanty % ONfori. Ia.olyent Iisttor, sho
hs. l<en des lsr,-i an fnsoltent sIop bis pstiton
BY the Coar % Insolvency for all coan'J ~
EF. STONE. A..lspe..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

ssS.,.o hundred students are nov
~, ~, III ne~ academic year st
sxosrsi,y, the highest number
N the history Of the college.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
Vests Cough Syrup

a o.rtAia sur. foT Coashs. coei., Asthma, BrOn
shiti., C"nsumption, Group, whooplns COACH,
500. rhrssl shsi all di-sa-s- Of The thfost sol
Luns.. rlsasant a. tsks. snail sire discoutinu
81. obi, .sr siie nov, -. obi tlo. sife nos.
81. SOIL by all Drusdsts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

-. r-.na INSPECTORS and county
.....s.r. sr, going o. bold olnt
.-.sfths si tuesday, snd declte
$3.50. tr.t- ay o. stop the leaks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
H. B. FOSTER,
l3s Main ~. Norway. We.
Nor,cE Oh voREcLosrRE.

wh~rvas. AIpbeu. u. Lo,sjoy % Macon, IN.
forI Coanty, Maine, by his mortgage aessi,
iats-i the twssty thiri day % July. u 80, AMI
rveoried In the Otfori County Registry 81
Ilrs-i., look as, page Di. eos,syei tS me. the
assiersiTne.i, certain psrcsl ~ rial estate az
uats-i In ssid Ma.on anil loaniesi q. follows. u
vit llestnniny ai the northwe-tsriy corner 81
lapi of Leon FLYER, All point Icing al-o the
northea.tsrly conner % Ani FORMERLY O~ne.i BY
one shaw thence westerly on linz 81 ssii shaw
lani o. land formerly ofw.W Ms.on thsncs
postis~riy ON line % .Aii Mason land 90 land nov
OF formerly ~ o. %. A. fresmAn, thsnoe esstsrly
on lise % sali frsmsa isad ~ the southwest
srly corner 81 Ani ~ y, a. Mil. thsnse south.
erly on Q hne parallel With the -econi iine above
nams-i ami ,ie-crilS-i b. the point 81 beginning
Icing part % VI numl<r~i eight In the thirl
range III lss In ssli Macon. and whereas the
condition % .aii mortgage has been broksn. now
thsrvforv, by reason 90 q bvssh % The oonsii
tion tiervof claim foreslc-are Of sAii mort
gag.
ASHLEY -. PAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

xrR Ripley aud daughter %
-, N,.... sre Visiting his father,
I, - EIrlr,. aud other relatives
I. ~. al visibility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

80 Uhsy,t and Miss v. :.
=, ,tfrI,l the session of the
Tr.Nsr.alist sunday School
.,.,- i1 Iurtlsud ls.t week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
Vests Liver Pills.

The obi Reliable Hsueiy Zoe skk IIes'iashs
Hihoa.n.--, Liver Complaint. sore -tomarh
Dyspepsia anil Constipation. Their universal
ale ter ~ ycsr- .. conclusive s'tisnos OF 'h''f
srvat merit
a. NJ derry. Drusr., AMI sole Agent, sOs,h
Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

N,-,h. pynni.on, daughter of
n.-ri.,u. 9. ate. 4. Nellens Tor
~ hys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
nEssENaER.s NOTICE.
Ovvics 40 rns sMsHirv 40 oxyoaD Cousr
STATE Of MAINE.
sssth Pssis,

Ovpics 40 rHs sHsnirv 40 OxyoaD Cousrr.
STATE Or MAINE.
ONGORD, .. s-I<thel, sept- sth, 4. ID. isi
This " ~ give Notice. thai On the sth day OF
s<ts. A. %. 1sss, q Warrant In Insolvency wss
i.sae.i out % the Count of Insolvency. for SAIL
County Of Osfori. against The estate ~ John j..
liolt. % nsthsl, sdJeif-i h, 10 an ln-ol,ens
tbetaar 90 v<titlsn ~ -shi t,eitor With pettion
vas all On The sdsy % sept. 4. u. led. " which
lat nas.ei date intsrv-t oa claims u D. IL CON
puts-i. that the payment Of any DEBTS anil The
delivery ami transfer % any property islons
Ing b. ALL debtor. ~ him 90 Zoe his ase. asi The
delivery sni transfer % ssy prvpsry by him
are forbiidsn by Law thai q nesting ~ The
Crv-itsr. % .aii Deisor. to prove their dsbts AMI
ehs,-e ons or NOW As.ixnecs ~ hls estate, VII
10 heli % Q Court ~ Insolvency, ~ 10 hohlen al
Paris In ssii toanty, on tho lith day OF Ut
A. %. is,i. ai nins oeh-k In the fownooa.
Given usisr my hand the date nr-i alo's writ
CYRUS ". wORMEIi.. D.pgiy sheriff,
I. Messenger % The Coar % Insolvency.. Tor
sAii County Of Otfort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

E,,h.rine wight % south Paris
-, n Mise >ally Beusons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

..1l b. dance AZ Academy
~. we,g. Wednesday evening.
80 10 ,,uts. Dancing - CENTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

NJ N. TAYLOR visited her sister,
~ Taylor. over Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

- Au.iin and wife have been
=, -. su.l Canton the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

H1- >.lisv school will continue
~, ther quarter. Rev. \. l..
~ cUrf nue. - preach % us once Ia
~ s,A. ppCtical sermons that help
be- or daily lives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

=, perham j. up from Bath on q
r,y,.,.o,eruor irrhsms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
NORWAY,

why Ia. MI.. Prince gone To Boston,
Would you really like TO know
IL l. not exactly pleasure trip,
Though pleasant, We hope a. things 60
IL happen. thi. way. our many friends
Have been very kind u late,
That II Il be possible so 10 10
We their kindness would compensate.
Our dre.. goods getting very low
Ia trimmings want the newest things,
Button. and frngcs gmps and Jets,
And any noyeltIe. TIL. season brings
~ the day. grow short aud windy and cold,
People will need h,nnels aud hose,
And our stock Il sadly Ia neei 81 more,
For th. year We haven't bought those.
our blankets too almost all gone
And our stock of shawl. I. small,
Cotton. and crashe. and hannels and ticks,
OH yes, al needing them all.
Ribbons and ruche. too, aud gloves,
Corses and neckti.., light and gay,
spool cotton aud sIlk, needle. anil pins.
And such things you every day.
All these and very much more need
And this think good reason
why MI. Prince Boston herself, tn select
New good. for friend. this season.
Very truly,
s.B.aZ :. PmScE,
llG Main 81, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

vurrtINoRE DISTRICT.
Jail@. arraiailurc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
a,iueoao CENTRE.

At the annual meeting Of blazing
Star Lodge, No. %, y. and A. NJ, Rum
ford Centre, Oct. s, 1891, the following
officers were elected:
y. %. hartiett, y.
W. n. Howe. A. w.
J. W. stuart. w.
John u. Howe. Tcas.
Henry n. Colby. ser'y.
Edufn q. smith. \. -
BenJ. q. Putnam. J. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
.,orford Democrat.
4Oy THE HILL.
pIgKC TORY.

a.c,urrh Res. 4. =. Wedge. Pa
- -, - ~unstsy a. n -. sunday
= 49, s.thsth tVeaiRx >srvies a
49, Nestns. rhurs.isy t.eain<s %
40, csaryh sas.lay sshsSl every
..saiiAs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

Fn. ptH.-i. orchard % Zen Davis
-. !. sight o. gladden. the eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

-. -. !. lhs orier % the Dow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

IA. ari NJ. \. A.. Wedge and Ni..
i-ls lltumn1d attended the Baptist
e. -.1tsrfIsu AZ NaterN lie last ~cek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

NJ, >agt. Whiiismorc l. having her
t-il grHlli enlarged. She y also
> - d. s,.i snd - her barn .hlnglci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

~ l,ur. brake r~turnei home Last
- ~. cora Whiiiemorc accom-
I'D Dr. - far a. Massachusetts,,
-, d. e 40 ,isit her sister aud daugh-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-06-02
Reform and Revenue,

Living Issues Boston,, Mass KS
alive to- the issues Of the day
Each subscriber may become. an
editor a voting proprietor co-part-
mer, profit sharer and selfpaid en-
ployee and assistant manager y
unique. "'self employment and self
pay plan" empowers every subscrlb-
er proprietor to pay himself for what
ever services he is wilIing&o reDdeT
his company, cause and country dur-
ing spare OF entire, time
Is this not Just the kind of % reform
journal YOU want to aid, READ and
'OWN2
Those curious to fully investigate
the particulars of this novel journal
listic. Innovation are cordially invited
to send the name of this, paper and
six cents stamps } for same, and sa1s-
pie copies, of this cooperative verl+
table Peoples paper, to-
j. WINFIELD SCoTT,
Boston, Mass
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-06-02

The first and great commandment
of life is to live to the fullest extent,
and the law of free access to- earth's
products is as imperative as the law
of life; but competition subverts
that law, and, perforce, multitndes
of the human race die of that sub
version. The hon,- tiger or wolf are
outlaws-the hand of man is against
them--but the insatiate, carniverous
monopolists are demigods, and fools
bow down and worship them. *4*
TIE the writer had headed his az
ticle Combination, instead of "Com-
petition" he would have. hit the
nail square, Healthy competition
is beneficial ED
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-06-02
Competition.

"Compctition is the life OF trade
is a maxim that has come down to
us of old, but the Devil invented it.
Competition destroys the weak. 1t
is mot christian 1t is not in accord
ance with the. natural laws set for
the guidance of the human family
Under competition, the merchant
of large. means and no conscience
bankrupts his weak competitor The
eloquent clergyman seizes the tat
congregations while he that is "slow
Of Speech" no matter how devoted
he may be, figuratively speaking,
accepts the crumbs that fall from the
ecclesiastical table. The scheming'
attorney sits i'm the halls OF congress
and feeds ON the fat of the land, while
his honest brother barely escapes
the poor house. The tenant cannot
compete with the landlord, nor the
employee with the employer.
The preacher who accepts prince
ly salary while his poor brother
struggles for an existence is not a
christian-or, at least. not christ-llke
i'm practice The merchant who de-
liberately drives his weak competit-
on into bankruptcy is robber- The
LAWYER who schemes and inirigues
for position will, and does sell to
the higest bidder, The employer who
forces wages below the point OF liv-
ing is wholesale murderer; and yet,
all these things are done, and same
toned im the name of competition
Christianity commands the feeding
of the hungry the clothing OF the
naked, the healing the sick. Through
competition, food and clothing are
cornered by the combination OF
wealthy capitalists, and the hungry
starve. and the naked die From ex-
posure. Competition would corner
air and WATER if it were possible.
The rains fall and the sun
shines on the lowly cactus as well
as the towering oak. Nature distrib-
utes her gifts with lavish hand and
all nature rejoices- Grasping man
and the carnivorous animals alone
are depraved The Hon. the tiger,
the. wolf made for scavengers-and
the constituencies monopolTst, have
snbverted naturer. The lion bear
ing off the bullock he has slain5 the
tiger, the helpless babe, or the vol
she lamb, are parallel cases to the
strong competitor which destroys
the weak
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-06-02
From Nathan Hiatt.


The last scheme of the great con
spiracy of the American capitalists
and the Europeans to slaughter oul
party is to nominate Leland STAN
ford, of California, for president by
the. Peoples convention and play
the. same trick as they did In 1884
bv the nomination Of b. F. Butler
for the Greemback party. A few OF
our leaders and few reform papers
are engaged in this villainous
scheme, which is to sell out to the
money power and hand our party
over to the enemy, to be destroyed
at our next presidential election.
Mr.. Stanford is represented to be
worth about eighty millions OF dol
lars. Now, is 1t reasonable to- sup.
pose that he has gained all OF his
wealth. honestly 2 Or is he one OF
the. great conspirators of American
capitalists who are aiding the Brit
ish I'm THEM schemes of robbing tine
American people.2 This is the
question which we should decide
before we should think of nominal
fng him as candle date for president
He is. without doubt one of the
greatest financial traitors to- this
government, except john Sherman
that we. have In the United States
His latest scheme to deceive. and
rob the people is his 2-per-cent Ioar
bill of pretended sympathy for the
farmers. which is to flood the coun
try with money of the exception
clause, that will depreciate in value
and give the bankers and bond-hold
ers the power to- reap another har
vest from the laborers OF this coun
tryr and rivet upon us our chains o
slavery more firmly than every anc
there will be no escape no relief To-
us except war and the shedding o
blood through mighty revolution
Our Father i'm Heaven, deliver Us
from Leland Stanford
If Andrew Jackson could raise
from the grave. and be allowed tC
preside as chief magistrate of this
nation, both Leland Stanford anC
John Sherman would be hung fe'
high treason
Now is the struggle which is to
decide and determine the fate ant
destiny Of our nation for ages ant
ages to come, and appeal to all thu
editors of tue reform press every
where, appeal to all the calamit.
lbowlers in the United States, t,
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