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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

ALBu9uERQuE, n. NJ. July n, 1919.
By resolution adopted by the session
Of the Southwest Silver convention held
July tlh and 9th, 1893, at Silver City,
Now Mexico. the undersigned was desiR-
mated as chairman OF the executive com.
mlttee, and directed 10 call n session Of
the Southwest Silver convention nj Al.
buquerque, New Mexico during the
Territorial fair.
In accordance with such resolution all
the miners aud all the people OF the
great southwest, particularly OF Colo
RADIO, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico,
are requested Ia assemble at Albu.
querque, New Mexico. on the 10Th and
Goth days OF September, 1888 A full At
tendance IL very desirable. IL congress
shall then have taken action favorable
70 silver, n jolliiicstion will be 10 order
IL congress shall then be still dsliber.
ating, the voice Ot the people, demand.
ing protection from the avarice VI the
monled classes should be emphaticslly
| nthTu. III hllNet buOutu ue uoteoteu ~
this congress, then the fight will only oe
begun--snd II IL our duty and priv
lege to assemble aud make the power
aud de,ermin alton Of the south west felt
", M the Bill OF Nights declares, "alI
political power IN vested 10 and belongs
10 the people" and 10 we are worthy cit
l1sus Of n country whose whole structure
is bull, upon that sentence M the foun.
dat,on stone, then the people must bs
yigllsnt and active, and no self-sacritics
should be 80 great ~ TO deter them.
Moreover, these gatherings are eduoa
tioual. We must meet and exchsng,
IDEAS, and study aud learn, in order u
know the impregnable nature Of our po
sitlon 10 the end that, in the probabl,
coming battle OF the standards" W,
may fight freely, ~ men fight for th'
right"
A failure 10 attend will be taken an al
evidence Of ignorance, or indifference, o.
both, and will iniure our cause.
II. Is. FERoUssoS,
Chairman Executive Comm,ttee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

a,s,,a aep, r,-a ns"d s"a fss' fsr
noONhs

" outhN
A cas-. 81 cruelty Ws- brought tO !,ght
IA this city ths morning, the shocking
details ~ which hay" been much re-
c,unte,l and d,srurs,-i ~ day. especially
In the ,mmenlate ne,ghborbood of the
scene The details are ~ follows:
JH. Madden. one time police Judge
IN this CITY, ~ ~ preeent conducting =
second hnnd store on second street, and
Ia ll,ins N back soom u the plsc.
where b.. IN doing business. HE family
consists ~ n wife and . little daughter
aluu, s'ven or eight years ~ ag- by n
former Nfr. Sho Was q native Of New
Mexico. Nelghbor aud others who are
acquainted with the fact that Madden
hnr ~ ch,ld have frequently wondered
AtHt hnd become " her, M they never
-pS her about aud when inquiries we're
mad" - the parents they would LAY that
~" VAS IN - convent IN old town
aud would allan give other excuses iui
nrr abrrnr".
Mi &. q. Lott. sho ~ living neIt door
aud others "a the neighborhOod, how
ever. have recent, discovered the facts
IN u" Gaze and the.a fac,s have been
Substantially admitted 10y Madden snd
MIA ~,ie. According to their own ad-
! missions they have baeu keeping this
ch,ld t,rd With cords hand aud foot botl
/ dny aud night, Tor the past tive muntha
but Justify themselves ~ such crue
treatment 10y claiming that II was done
g. break the llttl. g,rl from certain de
PRAYED SOLITARY habits which she al No.
CURED
CITY Marcia. Dpdd gave hts attention
B. the Gaze this morning and called IA
phyrCInn g. investigate tho truthful
u, or ialrity ~ the statements % III
child. The doctor wa, seen and sub
stautIated he statements, 40 police ~
reference IN the case was suspended.
II N stated by ne'ghbora that tn
chit has been kept prisoner Il
Wunths III ptner ~ the room who
has ue.en curthlnrl III and with b,
hande confined behind her back and h'
icet tied. She has cruuched IN the ilot
IN her curtsinsd apartment lpring II
long hours " the day, aud day after da
u stranger to sunneht and the pure u
, ~ heaven, and OF nights her crAEps
hmbs knew no ieaaae.
The case IL pi''ul damnab'e' opr
nouucel 10y wltr", s,a whose statemen
rpn Ice relied upon. The child is natu
ally bright, but either death or insani
L must surely follow II Continuance
such close confinement and trrrib
= treatment Tine cner deserves tho
! uush investigation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
s.ood Suggestion

Editor Citizen.
! have 30 often heard the remark
"Why not repeat the Chimes ~ Nor
mandy during FAIR week"
We have an opera company here IN
our mldst, that can hold It's own WITH
any amateur opera company ia thc Se~,
aud we all feel proud VI the success Of
the Chimes when PR euied here. Now
Why would Il not h. n good idea % give
our neIghOorIng towns the benefit Of It.
We probably will have u number of ylsl
tors here and Wa would like 10 have the
young people consider this matter and
p,ncereiy hope the decision will Ge favor
able. A CITIZEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

months ago, bu, the deal vas not con
ANIMATED Tor reasons bat knovn 10 the
party making the proposal There II
sum. fins grazing land he, ween the city
aud lsleta.
The part, gwen 10y Eureka l",ige A. y.
and A. NJ. at jolly len club rooms last
evening was attended by s,out twenty
couples. Andrew Steel, J. n. Brsmiette
and win Alexander were active spirits
IN the management. viosou and two
assistants furnished music Tor dancing,
aud refresh ments helped ~ make the II
fair n success.
Judge Lockhart will move the police
cour, into the building under lease by
the city, and his Insurance. business will
l,e conducted ~ the corner room Of the
! Columbus hotel. These changes occur
when The Progress" moves into it,
nts quarters.
Several gentlemen from the sast are
now ON the ground, looking up q ate fol
the establishment Of q large osrps, and
blanket factory NJ Gallup. A com
pauy will shortly be organized With :
capital stock Of $luo,OOo.
On Saturday morning the question o
the appointment % rece,ver Tor th'
Albuquerque Savings bank will come VI
before Judge Lee In chambers. sewers
candidates are mentioned for the plaos
Daegs' native Arizona colts, which ar
TO appear on the track here in S.ptem
ter. can do mile under $40. trotting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

fwpertn.t Case. neeetvt.s Cnrefui
Attesttes hy this Trthunat

srsperts.t Case. neeetvt~E Cnrefsi
Atte-t,"s ny this Trtsussi
The New Mexican snys that on
wedt esdiay afternoon Hon. l. y. PARK.
er, ~ 81 Louis. made an elaborate argu.
ment IN favor ~ the punt raised by the
Y. n. attorney IN his motion IN the Pol.
vadsrs grant In which II was act M that
Perew, IN the absence ~ contract, had
no right 10 voluntarily appear In his pe-
tition Tor The other here and legal RI.
pre.entativee, and that thoee claimants
not having complied with the PROVISIONS
81 the act and presented n petition Tor
themselves within the period provided
by the &C, are now barrel. Ile confined
himself tn n historical com nrisob ~ the
acts % 1891. establishing this court, with
acts u congress Tor the adjudication 10
land claims IN California, MWaorr tud
Florida, aud coutended la the suthuri.
t,ee governing thu con 'tructlon of the
latter were applicable 10 the act GREAT.
ing this court. The court took the mat
tar under Hdviarment,
Yesterday morning run DNnch SIT
ting, L. \ Attorney Reynolds gave no.
tice that he would He briefs in support
OF hls dsmurrers IN No. "a, the Ignacio
Chavez grant, and in No. ~, the Baird's
ranch grant.
The court rendered q decision In case
No. 2O7, wherein NJ. \. Otero had died q
claim for two grants under one petition,
sustaining the demurrer. and gave leave
10 plaintiff 10 file separate causes Of &c
ton.
Mr.. Catron asked leave % the court 10
take testimony OF some aged witnesses
who are here 10 the CeryIlleta grant,
which was granted.
In cAse No. 81. the Nicolas Duran y
, Chavez grant, the taking Of testimony
was resumed, four witnesses being ex.
a smined. +. w. Clancy appeared fnr III
families claiming the grant. y. Is, Field
A presented L. =. patents granted TO three
. homesteaders within the boundaries VI
the grant. The testimony was compst
ed at noon, and the question 81 the RICH,
l.. OF homesteadsrs IN the premises was ar
A gued between Messrs Clancy and FielC
|. in the afternoon, the L. y. attorney sub
a uniting his side o. the case on brief.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Chairman Executive Com m,ttee.


W. II. Sohsstfer. Of Denver. 10 in the
city taking changes for the Sanborp,
Map company 1.-THE last fire Insurance.
book of msps was issued in 1890. since
which time the chang, throughout Al.
buqusrqus have been truly remarkable,
m you will see by reference TO thsss
two pages 'of the book slone." ssid Mr..
SchAsffer. Certainly the gentleman hes
had HE time pretty well taken up and
looks forward TO several days more labor
in getting the proper corrections. He
thinks the publishing company must o.
necessity publish q nov book Of maps TO
date. a. the ohanges IN this city have
been too numerous in tho past thr' >
years TO admit OF pssting In the cor
reotiona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
A Mexican W urdersd.

The dead body ~ Mexican WAS
found lying In pool Of water between
Seven Rivers aud the dam. q few days
ago. There IL little doubt that he was
murdered by fellow countryman. No
inquest was held, because the Seven
Rivers justice had gone 10 the noun
tglns, Judge Stalcup was III, and the
coroner Of the county II absent Con
stable Smith visited the locality, but hat
not yet made any arrests. Deceased
was named 81 Rodriguez. He WA
stabbed 10 /, places, Edd! Argus,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Terrible Misfortune.
YAaF aaHsftRa ffem N fe-AAv

the cry Of misfortune 10 never heard
without . responsive tbrob Of sympathy
from thoee Who hear L. Thousands
have had Ia grippe, which left them with
that constant tired, worn out feeling,
eleeplessness, dull headache, depression,
hysteria, etc, have often prayed for re-
lief, and are obtaining II from DR.. Miles
Restorative Nsrvine. M. Law Enyart,
Macy, Ind, says: Your Nsrvins has
cured me OF prostration; Il 10 just what
your advertisement said u was." Two
bottles OF Nsrvine cured me OF sick bead.
sohe."-Chas. wilber, Palmyra N. 4.
Sold on q guarantee My DR.. Thos. II.
Burgess d Bon: Gall for the dociors
book, "New and Startling FsotA," Tres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Messrs. Felipe Peralts y n. and Tomas
Cordovs, Of La Joya, In Sooorro county,
are in the city 90 a commission on behalf
OF the claimants OF the La Jsys grant,
which will come up before the court of
private land elaine At this term. They
have brought several witnesses. among
them Nicolas Masoarsnss and Juan Y
Maldonado, who have lived on the grant
Tor over seventy years. Hon. T. b. Cat
ron is the attorney for the grant. ssv.
eral tiourishing towns are located there.
on and some fine bottom land In tho Rio
Grands valley 10 contained within liz
limits Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Felix Mandrl left this morning for
Ina Vegas
Sol. Block. merchant u, Grants, 10 H.
the c,ty TO- day.
Calvin Waiting is out at Bear canon
Tor ie~ days.
Vim =. Lowe IL out collecting poll tax
with far success.
Mrs. l.. \. Alvord OF tins city, il visit.
rng friends at Flagstaff.
There was welcome shower last
evening, and more anticipated.
Hon. y. G.. Collier will be at Indian
Spriugs, Georgia, until August |.
The Home Insurance company recent.
ly secured all Office in the Hotel Co.
lumbus.
Mayor Field returned from Santa Fe
on last nights train which was forty
minutes late.
T.. W. McIlvain is fitting up fruit
stand in the rear part OF Fairs, to face
on Gold avenue.
A force OF men are engaged in making
a sewer connection from the county jail
TO the Rio Grande.
ID. W. Riordan, Of Chicago, arrived in
the city last night lie will stay for the
benefit Of his health.
Johnny Lane aud Joe Helwig have
been doing active work for many months
ss Western Union meseengers.
The Jemee Springs stage coach left
this morning Gearing q load OF passen-
gers for that popular mountain resort.
simon Stern, the Railroad avepu ne
merchant, left for Chicago aud New York
last night. lie will be absent three
weeks
The National Union, ii. q. Orear sec
Rotary, organized December = last with
~ mem bers, and has added four since
that date.
Ed. Harsch contemplstes starting for
Chicago and eastern points in few days,
The fire department will thus lose Q
faithful member temporarily.
The walls OF the CASA de Orc, being
constructed 10y Mr.. X. =. Hall at Sixth
street ard Gold avenue, are assuming
shape. Eight suites will bs laid Oh.
e. b. Colby, Of Denver. sdjustsr for
the Connecticut Fire Insurance. com
pany, 10 ut the European. The gentle.
man will adjust the Emmett house tire
loss.
The accumulation OF big dry goods
boxes in the vicinity OF THE ClrIzEx Of
lice 10 menace To property. Other
IntlHmmable stuff 10 seen in many back
yards.
r.. A, Grunsfeld, OF Albuquerque, and
h'. brother, A. NJ. Grunsfe,d, OF santa
he, vii! ssll Saturday morning on steam.
ar Ems, North German Lloyd, for Ger.
many.
The family OF W. W. Pope, auditor OF
the Atlantic Il Pacific, expect to 20 TO
The coas, early in August TO remain per.
rnaneu,Iy, owing to Mr.. Popes continued
illness.
Solicitor General Bartlett will be in
the city Ia, morrow, and carefully look AZ.
ter the interests OF the territory In the
matter OF the appointment OF receiver
Tor the Savings bank.
The deal for about 900 acres Just east
OF the Santa Fs road, and within siy
mile Of the city, 10 of Several parties
owning the lands were promised a pric.,
pay able IN installments. about thres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

W. N. Clayton, manager Of Bradstreets
for this district, who returned recently
from Q trip to the eastern boundary OF
the tsari.ory, reports business quiet
oil along the line aud no changes Of con-
sequence 10 the past two weeks are
noted, further than that &. Ludwig has
resumed the bakery business ct Raton.
and the Madrid Mercantile company
with q capital stock Of csc 600. have e.
tAblished general merchant ising stores
at White Ash and Waldo mines, post
Office address C,rrillos. Mr.. Clayton
says that beyond the suspension Of the
two bsnks In this city, there has been no
failures worthy OF mention in either ter
ritory. Rsal estate transfers have been
infrequent, though . marked change foe
the better 10 looked for in September.
The dissemination OF Albuqusrqu TO
hold fair has had q good effect, locally
and abroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
New wrx,ss eos, nise..

Hon. J. C. Spears, U. =. mine lnsPec'
tor, 10 in the city Oh route to Amargo
and Monsro. He uas just inspected the
coal mines at Blossburg and finds every.
thing in very fine shape there. There
are over 800 men employed here, and
the daily shipments amount 10 sbou,
l.40O tons. In about four months the
management will increase The output q
over 1850 tons daily. The new tail rops
systsm, which IN 70 bring about this In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Freighters arriving In Las Vegas yes
teTday morning, report the murder ot u
iamily--father mother and two chill.
dren, down At H." Portuguese ranch, Pin
tade canon. N Valencia county, known
~ the Han Pablo ranch. The name u
the family Is rnd to bs known 10 Fila,
dolto Baca, Of Lac Vegas, who could not
found by tie Optic reporter. II
10 thought tina, the dastasdiy deed was
committed Tor the purposs Of robbery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29


\. ", ClrIand Jr was ia NnS y K
city lns, Sunday lie val br HDfru'
until about September.
Tho fun hug touches nre b",rg MAJ"
To- the brick building nj Second nru 'uH. ,
and 90 MONDAY the Cigar factory ~
move IN.
The contest between Arizona ana
New Mexico bred nurres viii he ou, e
the events % the speed programme at
the fair IN September.
Mira. Frisbie, wife Of DR.. Frr,br". II
the pension commission, arrived trur
Washington, ID, G. Lac, night, and yo,urd
her husband at the San Felipe
The Third ward school srouuds are
graded, the last Of the four Repairing
many hundred loads Of sand To accom-.
pllsh che desired change IN each luca
ton.
! Derringer, the noted trotter owned by
Charles Xelger, IL driven daly 10y his
faithful trainer, and PROMISES to show
his capabi,,ties IN the September
races.
Hon. SilRs Alexander, the best sscr,
tary New Mexico has had, was calls, T
at this Office last evening. lie Was 90
his way to Santa Fe from ylslt to the
southern counties.
The pension mm,ssloners after hav.
ing completed their Official work at lie.
len, Valencia and Lns Lunss. returned
10 the city last night. Next week they
wlll 90 TO Socorro.
II is stated by a traveller from CALI r.
MIA who came via the Southern PacItc,
that the Saiton lake 10 reappearing, Guu
that the indications are that there v III
be ~ great a lake formed as IN 1881.
An order for general printing OF the
character used last fall hAs be. placed
IN the cas-. by Secretary Metcslt Other
printing for the coming fair will be done
among the local offices.
The finishing touches to the pill t,r.
ing Of the Baptist church will To applvd
this week. add then comes the fancy
work, painting, glazing and furnlshir.,
all 10 be done by October Let.
Whitoomb was patrolled one day last
week and by actual count forty personr
we're counted as temporary residents u
that resort. Mr.. Whtoomb sHys J..
present housekeeper 10 the best cook Lc
ever had.
The present secretary OF the terrltcry
aud two candidates for his sho, wrr"
observed about the same hour on Cola
avenue yesterday, the latter gentlemen
having more OF less to say 10 the pres
ent occupant u the 1iiice,
The colored people ~ the city are At
work ON "a colonization enterprise, h.!
which fifty colored families from the
south are TO be located near Albuquer
que. They would devote themselves 81
agricultural and horticultural pursuits
Ed. Patterson and others landed u L,I
string Of fish about ten miles below town
yesterday, The variety was unusual, an
4 pound bass and an col being among
the numbsr. There In evidently come
mistake about the bass, ~ that species
( IL unknown - the Rio Grande,
At the school board meeting, 10 bs
held on August 7, arrangements should
bs msds 10 have light gAtss u ron put
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

r member that Ayers Sarsapsrilla 10
extracted from the Hondurs ! root. which
only OF SarsaparillGi has the true Altsra-
tive properties. Also, that 10 . highly
concentrated and powerful medicine,
and hence Its wonderful results IN all
forms OF blood disease.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
The Difference.

Two cars OF wool and two OF sheep
have been shipped from this place TO
date this eason, Last year 10 oars OF
wool and 40 cara Of sheep we're ssnt
east from ChSma. Free trade demo.
crats should make q note Of this
Chams North west New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

NJ At the entrances 10 the rci,,.ls. ,hus
preventing i"fsona FROM mal,ius u.r wee 4
Thule" u rlnc" ~ resori, au. .r me
lnstHur~s d"iaring the ~n.Ip at aup,l. |
work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

II afflicted with scalp diseases, hair fall.
ing out, ard premature badness do not
use grease or alcoholic preparations, but
apply HAlEs Hair IIsnsvsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

t.tri~st~ teAiutr- ~ La~ aud rra-
tte~ the Sahl,,t 81 U,-'u--top.

t.trt~s'~ Feature ~ La~ aud rrA".
s,~r the sshJ,U, 81 Discussion.
In III. u. h. ruuu = uuvA,e lHtd
claims yesterday. the Nrs MEXICAN says
u"u Earle presented q vctha notion To-
have "" trllo sing cases prtum' totily
set Tor trial. ~ uons Of which tie ul'"d
States has to date pleaded. 40 -,
Ranches de Albuquerque grant; $50. ~,
rrtacn grant, No. IN, San Jose ) ,,u..
ronb,o grant ~. 10, Juan Ju.c l..
UHtu grant, No. III, Naileci,o de San Ma
tuuiu grant No az, Nailecito de LOla'u
grant. Gen. Earle based hlr motion o.
the lsHt sub DIVISION Of sc.' t,on Il, ~ IT,.
at establishing the land court, ALd
4 .Oted lheteironi. showing that the court
sn- Required" 10y the net to exercise
yuusdictlun, hear and determine all Cas"t
"on the petition and proofs, "a case %
answer or answers be- He'd after du" u.
tee or answers ~ any per
Epn ~ I,"rsous Interested "a preventing
ANY rlhIm FROM b-ing established, and
thc HnsScr ~ the attorney Tor o." l =.
Rhere hs may have tiled an anwrt
aud II shall bs the duty u the at'otur!
Tor ths t. = aa also Tor any adverse ppe
sessor or claimant after Hsryt'e 10 i"ii
ton and citation ia herein bcfJre pro.
Slded, within thirty days, unless further
time be granted 10y the juuti,
10 plead uuewer or drmur a. sh'd
petition, and IA default Of
sad thirty days or SIthlu H." tur.u'.
time which may have he.n granlr d..
aforesaid, the cous, shalt proceed 90 h"''
thr cause on the p"ttuu HId proof.
etc
L. = Attorney Reynolds ~ rrpiy ~
that all the hbuve cases had beet
.uhp,quent 10 Fab. II, l~,ri, hnd o. %
tore, Plaintiffs had occupied from Ju.I !
1881. to that date to prepare 'urir rn. .
atIle the court was asked now {. rurulr
the t \ ON ComparR' vrly short un'..,
To- ,ome IN and plead. Tina hrcptru,,
hardly fhir. Hnd SAID II VIA u pnye
impuaslbllIty Tor the t.. ;. AT. ru"N, ~.
the hunted force NJ his UpuymRt Il, go l",.
investigated and prepare the ue ra-.,.,
answers ~ Theses cases by thus tune. w.
{ also argued TINT the court wac aheplu
without power to net yLdICtuurIN 90 s..
! premises without the ali ~ tnr IuI..,
S,ater. The question "ae taken unu'
RdVIsemeut
. H. the matter ~ the Puivai"rn grurt
the order uvettuliug toe L. =. a. urur.
motion tu strike ont certain pNr. -
d pefrW pstli'Ou was set r-li" to-day n'0
permtrslun gwen to amend. Arsuut
on the both the demurrer ma mot n
All come Ip To- morrow, IT," p'in'-
VOWED ARE FAR r-ach,ug AMI severed m"t
/, Drre OF the bar viii pnrhc,pa'' 10 o." e.
I gumrEt
+ C.se 80. ~ the l,nrrr,r Mnln,
" grant, utgIIHiy set down - hearing
August, was advanced or the iprhr, Il.
a MI lee nrgurd on fridRy next.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-05

has this increase In their value oc.
curred?" Because they have been the
recipient of the fostering care of the
government By a high protective
tariff they have been protected against
competition Each year has added to
their immense accumulations, until
to-day they are plethoric with
wealth. The farmer has contribut-
ed of his scanty store to the
benefit of each manufacturing interest
The people of Ohio during the year
ending ON the soth of June, 1ss9 paid
for bounty TO the manufacturers of the
United States s1s5, 900, ,O0O' The farm
ers paid their full share Of this start
ling sum-
There is but one way for the farmers
to get relief and that is by the repeal
of the Mckinley bill, and the enact
ment Of law imposing taxes for the
naked support of the United States
government
Farmers of Ohio, the depreciation
of your lands is the result Of TWEEN
ity years of republican legislation.
When Mr. Cleveland was president from
'S5 to 's9, he was unable to have enacted
wholesome legislation for the reason
that republican senate refused to per
NIT republican special legislation TO be
disturbed. Fortunately both branches
of the national legislature are In accord
with the just and equitable views OF
-----r--
Mr.. Cleveland, and IT is the duty of ev
cry honest farmer to show by his ballo
this fall that he favors the wiping ou
Of special class legislation.