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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04

The Democrats of the Eastern part
of the State are aroused and are
fighting manfully for the perpetual
ton of Democratic government.
Capt. r. B. Glenn spoke to a ire
mendous gathering at Goldsboro on
Saturday. He says it was the larg
est audience he ever addressed, the
attendance being estimated at from
1900 to $500. The people in that
section realize to the fullest extent
the evils of Republican rule-they
have not forgotten the dark days of
Republican supremacy in this State,
when carpet baggers. scallawags and
negroes turned government into
chaos and well nigh bankrupted the
counties and the commonwealth.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04

SOME States encourage tree plant
ing. What should North Carolina
do?
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04

Mort says it was reported to him
that fraud was practiced at the last
election in this county. At that time,
Mott was Assistant District At
torney. 1t was his sworn duty to
prosecute those charged with fraud.
Why did he fail to do it? One of
two conclusions must be reached-he
either did not believe his informant
or he failed to perform his duty. If
he did not believe it, he should shut
up about it. If he did believe it he
argues against himself, for the people
do not want Solicitor that shirked
his duty in a similar position.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04

IF you had in your employ a man
that attended to your affairs more
successfully than they had ever been
before, would you be willing to ex-
change him for either one who had
been tried and failed or one who
had not been tried? Would you
even entertain such an idea? We
think not. Then vote to keep the
Sheriff's office in the hands of Bob
Macarthur, the best Sheriff in the
State.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04

GEO. G. WILLIAMS, Pres. Chem. Nat. Bank
JAS. r. PLUM, Leather. JOHN J. TUCKER, Builder
H. PERKINS, R Pres Importers and Traders Nat. Bank.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04

UPON assuming the temporary
craftsmanship of the New York Dem
ocratic Convention, Senator Hill
very truly said: ''The cause of
Democracy is the cause of the
people,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04
OFFICERS.

GEORGE II. BlJFORD, President
C. p FRALEGH Sec. A. WTIEELRGIIT Asst. Sec
WIN I. STANDEN, Act. ARTHUR c. PERRY Cashier
JOHN MUM, Med. Director
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-04

DoN'r vote for a Republican caDdi-
date because you like him, PERSONAL
ly. AS a candidate, he stands for
Repuhlicanism and a vote for him is,
in effect, an endorsement of his
politics.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-08-16

township will be entitled delegates large and for
the election in
apportoned among the several townships as follows:
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-08-16

will be elected by ballot each
August 1894 the polls be O'Clock and to close at O'Clock
holding general elections Washington and Union townships
Hiatt and Sugar Valley school houses.
By o the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-05

414 Hayes CT, Ar, wa 10. 80
2 Besselfs ct, 4r.w.. 10. so
zoe 9th. or, wa. .10.3 30
House In Tenallytown,
5r and stable. ........9
On Champlain ave, 8
and $40 per mo.
Storage room SIS 10th
NV ..................5
GEO. W. I.INKINS
800 10th st, NV.
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n & Co D16 n nv

Houses on Turner st
ne ne, Sr-......e.yo
93s c st sw. Sr. 90. .25
941 G st sw, Sr....c5
121s B st sw. 7r. .2e.S4
201 1871 st sw, sr. %. 20
Q3l G 81 sw, Or. 20. 30
9l5 and 9l7 Md ave,
40 18th st sw, iir. 30
40 sth st sw. Or. rs
$50 Nd ave sw, ar. II
GA Nd ave sw, Or. II
617-13-23 @ sw, Or. 1890
1904 ~. st sw. Or. 1880
42o 10th st sw, fr. rs
S35 9th st ne. 7r. $3.50
800 A st ne. Or. p. 20
1881 B st ne, Or. 20
Gil I 81 ne, 7r. rs. 10
1881 80 ST ne. Sr. 1850
25S 10th st ne, Or. 1850
1919 NJ st ne. 1r....ls
el3 1 st ne, Or. .17.s0
fof4 3D. st ne, Or. 10
1915 | st ne, 5r. 1880
1S y G av Sc, Or. IS
1o1 ID st Sc. Or. 30. 90
1886 z ct Sc, 1r. -
rtion Of the property on
all at ONCE for bulletin
18th.
4. Z. wAGGAMAN
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FOR RENT
CPL n c av se, fur,

FOR RENT
e21 n G av se. fur.
ssJ 6th ne. Ir...2a 30
pa F ct NV, l0r. IS
5Se 10th st NV, Sr. Is. 50
407 I'd ct sc, Or. Is. 90
Upper pt 100l r st
NV, Sr. Is. so
22l9 II NV, 7r. IS. 50
1911 18th NV, 7r. Is. SO
9I6 Va ave sw, Sr. =. Is
1909 9Th st NV. Or. .25
1928 Sth st nv, Or. $3.50
123S 4th Ut NV, Or. %. IS
1915 9th st NV. Or. %. 80
64l A st sc. 5r. IS
2007 L st NV, 5r. II
Ills n J av NV, 5r.16. 30
2vS6 18th st NV, Or. "a
lib Pierce NV, Or. rs
120S v st NV, Or. 10
1910 18th 81 NV, Or. .f2
9OS Fla av NV, ar. ~
4S1 ID st sw, 6r. .12
636 lIth st ne, Or. 10
% g st ne, 5r......9
1924 Norris ne. 5r. 6. so
ll46 Trinidad nv ne, ar.7
1902 Norris ne, Ar. a
20Ol-13 Gales ne. Or. q
The above il only q d
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and
an3l-m- M&f
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FOR RENT
Fiat, 1914 Pa ave
NV. Or. ami. 40
1928 Oregon av,9r&h. 40
1857 18th, 7r and b.30. a
2S18 n NV. Sr, mi. $3.50
1861 K NV, Or, ". Is. 40
1924 18th. 7r, water.l7
HAP 9Th ne. Grab. .16. 68
2214 Va ave. 4r via. go
eat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-05
BOARDING.

A FAMILY JUST MOVED HERE IRON vIR.
rini have secured o very desirable house. half
sqrarc from Capitol, Wish boarde-s; Virginia
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FOR RENT
ONCE zoos G NV. ..&
GA Whitney ave. Or. ID. 80
So r st NV, Sr. ..@
1908 Sd at sc. Or. .13
THE McI.ACHLEN RE-
auiS-tf
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MEDICAL.

AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT TIE Old
reliable specialist, DIR. Brothers. s06 ST. s.w.t
80 years experience 10 treatment OF all dissssse
of men: consultation free and strictly coIldertaL
aui6-lms
DR. BROTHERS. NEGOTIATING CORDIAL "a
q powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. OF ali
the remedies 70: Nervous Debility, Ne1raigis,
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class OF
people who weak miserable, lctharglc,
sleepy, lack Of ambition and rest, there rs no
remedy EQUAL 10 this cordial. q has been IN nee
for nearly forty 1--we years n tts city go . sw.
au14-1m
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Y. 10th and r SITS. NV.

70s 2sd st NV, 5r. 10
BrOokland, 7r..........8
1901 Graceland ct ne,
Me-. ...........S $50
L Is. AND LOAN CO.,
10th and q sts. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

fOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOREST GLEN
Md. cottage home; = rooms. hath cellar. fur.
hace. etc; near station; oner wanted; a hsr.
gain TO quick buyer. Address q B.. Star once
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HENV0
eSl st. NV. IL rooms. mod. imps. .$ss 90
1928 18th st. NV, IL rooms mod imps. SOS 90
1910 9th st. NV. 10 rooms. mod. imps. $50 90
1929 Pa; ave. NV. IL rooms. mod. imps. $40. 0o
1923 9th st. NV, 6 rooms, mod imps :. SIS 90
se3-3t A. T. C0UMBE, 1425 n. Y ave
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FOR EXCHANGE.

toR EXCHANGE-OS GROUND. A HANDSOME
now 10room corner house; D.w.; cellar. furnace
beat; cash price $500:
FOR EXCHANGED Groom house, with cellar
FOR ExCHANGE-A new corner house; n.w.;
HAVE 4 LARGE LIST OF PROPERTY TO
.nxGHANGk COM AND SEE NE;
II DAVID q STONE. s04 aud SOC ct. NV.
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FOR SALE
Lots and Houses at
CHEVY CHASE.

The handsome suburb OF the
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Purchasers now get the advantage Of low dxurrs
which cannot fri 10 give q handsome return IN q
very few years.
A beautiful home settlement and better a ss
than a savings hank
Tor FLATS and full Information apply 10
THOMAS J. FISffER Co
1874 81. NV
se3St Or Company's Office on the ground
FOR RENT-HYATIsvIILEIs OUTAGE
latrotes; water In Kitchen; large yard and
garden; 2Uo yards FROM depot; outbuildings;
SIS.
10 rooms; % acre; furnace; on pike: nvs
minutes from depot; fine outbuidincs: hIxh.
handsome situation; SIS.
Biadensbnrg; Is rooms: line outbuiidinxs; high
location; acres; beautiful yard and gardenf
IS.
s1 rooms; good order; outbnildings; yard and
garden; high location; Sc. aud two houses; Ia
acre each: IS a month.
sci ct DCCkEIT DENT A CO GAG n ~ a-
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FOR RENT-BY THEo. A. HARDING, 1904 G ST
202S 10th ST., elegant new house, IL rooms. $50 80
20a2 10th ST., elegant new house. IA rooms. 80. 90
1903 st., new house. nice order. 10 rms. 60. 90
1870 10th ST., elegant home. splendid order. 20 10
se5-3t
FOR RENT-CHEAP: ONLY $45-MODERN 10
room homes; ~ squares west of Conn. ave: and
Il: 2149 and Psi Florida ave-, just above Mass.
ave-; Keys at 2l4s: neighborhood strictly first
class THOS. d. WAGGAMAN. 81 st.
auC lint
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works.-Carpets cleaned In the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat.
tresses made to- order ONCE. l72O Pa. ave.
ph2-n n NEWMYER, ManaRer.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT@HOTEIS

FOR RENT.THE HOTEL. FREDONIA WILL BE
o 1sASED FOR TERN OF YEARS FROM
room $. and has every modern convenience, and Is
being put In first class ordef thoroughly renovated
inside and out. The location, New York ave. bet.
18th and 14th sts., IS acknowledged by all to be
the best In the CITY, The house is furnished
throughout, and the furniture Is for sale. For
further particulars address WASHINGTON
DANENHOWER. 18th and q sts NV au7-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-05
PERSONAL.

WE DON'T CLAIM To GIVE GOLD DOLLARS
away for a song. but guarantee TO pay full value
for gents discarded GARMENTS. Drop that postal,
VIII call in O carriage. JuSrH'S OLD STAND,
80 ID ST. se5
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers Send Toe. to 5. ". Flynn AM,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
au23-1m' S.W. COR. sTH AND X SIS. NV.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DEFECTIVE AGENCY
Confidential communications promptly attended
WILLIAMS Manager. 30 q. NV. JyS-2m"
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1903 Y SO. ar & b. -23.50
3it list Sc, ar & b. %. so
Shs A 60, Or & b. .22.50
1908 Meridian nv, Mt
Plea SAINT, Or. &c. 20. ~
1867 Harvard ct,
Col Hts. Or, water. le
212-1t 9th ne, Or, w.15.30
ZIG Poplar, Or, col. 1850
Woodside. Nd, fr b.
Or. ! acre.-......1e
12o4 Ward court. 4r
br, water, colored. 10
1011 I ne, ar, col. ~
1914 sist st, store. -
2 Scott 1t. Pr. col. =. s
BILE DAVIS A On
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4 9Th ne, Sr. 80
1919 nth NV, Sr. ..2S
500 1et NV. 1r. ...25. 40
Sw cor 4th and I
NV Of and dws. $50
SIT ID ne. 7r....-...25
SIT 2 NV. Sr. ..iS
iARL.Es W. HANDY,
Go 18th Ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-ArrRACTIvE FURNISHED HOUSE;
nearly new; six rooms aud bath; every conveu-
ience terms very moderate. 1909 st. NV.
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TUX hENT-
zoos II st, 12r & b. .&75
Y24 2Sd. Tor & b. so. 60
1911 3lst. 12r & 80. AZ
l40l Slst, 12r & b. As
1902 18th st, Mt
Pleasant, Or and D. 10
1858 18th st, Tor & b. ~
300 y st. Tor & b.35. 30
l05 18th, .0r & b. Is
217 18th st, Mt
Pleasant. sr snd b.SO
219 and 2l@h Pa
av, ar and b. n. so
Woodskle, Md, Or
81, I acre. 81 81
SIG LIST Sc, 7r&b. -. 90
a0 and 92a Path It.
b and D. eolorcd. q. &c
onaIfr
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
BAMBooZLING TIE VOTERS.

1t seems hardly possible that the vot-
ers Of western Montana can be fooled
twice by the same class OF promises
into giving a strong support TO Ana
conda. In the Bitter Root valley, for
instance, the Anaconda campaigners
in 1892 promised the people il they
would give the Smelter city their votes
and help her to secure second place,
Anaconda would build a railroad into
that valley before the election OF 1891.
II 1t wasn't done, they said, why then
Anaconda wouldn't ask for their votes
second time. Tho vote was given, but
where is the railroad? just where it
was two years hgo. The farmers re-
member il, and do not listen very pa.
tiently TO the excuse now given that IL
was because money was hard to got that
tho road was not built. 1t does not
seem 20 have been 80 hard to get that
the Anaconda company had any trouble
in raising a million or more to spend on
this capital campaign. The question
naturally occurs to tho Bitter Root peo-
pie: Is there any more assurance now
that We won't be fooled agaln? The
promise OF two years ago was broken,
even though there was another capital
election ahead, and rs there will be no
further use for the vote after this cleo
ton, the present promise will be broken
all the moro readily. Nevertheless. the
Anaconda cRmpaigners will try to fool
them ngAin, and to this end they have n
force Of railroad euryeyors out and nro
running lines on such multiplicity of
routes os 10 indicate they nre dctorm.
ined % suit everybody. We have il
from tho best Of authority that they tell
Stevenaville people tho rnilroad is com
ing down Burnt Fork. Hamilton poo-
plo arc assured it will como down Slal.
kaho Tie people of the valley are ns-
surod II is coming down R1ss' Hole md
going up Lost Horse canyon. To poo
plo further down tho valley tboy say il
will 90 up som0 other canyon. Ard 30
on. II h all in perfect keeping with tho
reoord Tor fnlsehou1 and duulicity prnc.
ticod by theee campsigners in all parta
Ol tho state.
Willie these matters directly concern
tho people Of that locality and naturally
enough make them mad to 500 NJ low
low an order OF intelligence tbcy ore
rated, II will nlao 10 u interest 10 o,hor
pnrie " the state, FOR tho residonta Of
nonrly every section will recognize in II
the same tactics that nro heiug worked
IN thor own particular fccuous som,
people cay this is brill!rnt campaigning
md perhaps IL ia the best that cnn b,
done under tho circumstances, Tor Ann
condh has no facts 10 60 on and neo,s
snrlly must depend upon hamboozlins
whero IL cannot buy. But. thanh
henvon, liolena docs not havo 70 res
her hopes upon any such insinoer
methods. Sho ia not out promising th,
people things which sho has no oxpeotn
ton Of delivering lIor campaign il
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
How WAGE. We're Cut at Anaconda.

How Wages We're Cut at Anaconda.
Philipsburg Call.
But let "a for a moment examine into
this claim Of Anaconda. as to tho mairten-
anes of tho price Of lnbo'. II will BIS re-
membcred that some yoars ago. after the
Anaconda company had laid out their town
and sold lots on the instnllment plan 10
nearly all of their employees. moe pro-
longed shut down than usual took place at
the smelters. and finally the men were
given TO understand that they could GO 10
work at reduced pay. and ID was Mt this
time that the first successful ossaul, was
made upon organized labor in the state OF
Montana. The mCn at hrst abso
lutely refused TO return TO work,
but when every train coming into
the town brought many work.
mon hAiling from Italy's sunny shores, tho
married ones who had purchased and had
partly paid for homes we're not slow to real
izs that their small ea.ninga would be
swept away by the comTnny's greed and
their families left without shelter or food
and tho result was that they yielded TO
superior force and retu ned 10 work. and
since TINT time wages for common labor
has been $3.50 in Anaconda and $3 in al
most every other place in the state. This
result was not accomplished howeve; rntil
the places Of many hundreds OF Montnnne
resident wo kmsn we're taken by es many
hundreds Of imported labo'ers.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
About Mnreu. Da,y'. Record.

philipsbnrg all
H9 dared with unholy hands 10 slrapge
tho Liberties Of our people, TO subysFt and
Eot at defiance the will OF a largo majority
of tho party, 10 which until that time he
pro'eSs,d allegiance. and prosiitutcd with
FREQ ESQ Of his money some Of our (till
tionD most hunorol and trusted citizeuS
created pgniImOuium OF tho halls Of leg
islntion, made patriotism and principle a
Jest. an d agggd the shining bannos Of our
prou youug state low in tho dat Not
content with this achievement, which
would be enough 10 bring the blush OF
shamo TO Hes,2 bub's ohook. and which
allied eyorB libortg loving patriots heart
with gloomy forobodiuzs he hhS tho bardi-
hood end tiIfoutofy to ask the people whom
lie has thus aoTolY outraged 60 locate the
onpitnl nt bis moagcr. dIsmul, ding,, slaty-
ing, ono.muu town, a town without .e,mh-
n lnoy, or convenience OF beauty.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
wher. the Farm Products Go.

Missoulian.
The Anaconda orgnn persist in claiming
that the smelter camp is greater shipper
Of farm products from Mitsoula aud Ra-
yalli counties than Is Helena. Such a state.
ment is abso!u without truth or reason.
Tho commission merchants OF this city. hs
has been stated before in these columns,
are authority for tho statement Tint tie
shipments OF f:ults aud vegetables 10
Helena Q, ceed those destined for Anaconda
at least i've to one; producers in this val
ley and aloug the lower Bitter Root are
rarely called upon to Gil ders for Ana
conda e ms, whereas tho Helena produce
dealers are among their best and regular
customers.
IL is fieely asserted that goat percent
age OF the soil products consumed in the
copper oBmv ia from the Anaconda COM
pnny's immense ranch at Riverside and the
farmers In this vicinity have come 10 bs-
lievs that II is only matter of q short
time whsn this ranch will supply, not only
Anaconda. in tote, With fruits aud greens
but also Hamilton and any other towns
which IL may please the Anaconda COM
pnny. in It's march for stats control, TO es-
tAbilsh,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
A rnnLoIIN OArsN.

Anaconda-for.t the capital Ia having q
hnrd struggle in thcso closing weeks OF
the campaign. The pooplo have bo-
come tired OF tho misunderstanding and
uonsors, With which tho Standard
loadcd It's puges for no many wOehs, and
that journal haa At last become aware
ot tho fact Tho people also are begin
ming TO give tho Anaconda campalgnora
the grand laugh on their high BOUNDING
promsco, for thor insinoerity has boon
too widely advertised TO Cdmit OF fur
ther boliot Their clnims, too, Of friend
ship 10 labor have toppled to the ground
and the laborlng men not directly uu'
der tho diotation Of tho great corpora
tion are daily becoming more outspoken
in their opinions OF tho whole outfit
Tho disclosures which have been made
with reference TO the great Anaconda
companys tnx-dodging propensitios
have also put another nail--in fact sew
oral Of them--in tho corporation coffin.
The corporation organ has been ehal-
lengcd time and again TO como out in
opcn discussion OF the facts having a
proper bearing on the capital question,
but 10 the present time not a word OF
reply in any direct mnnner has boen
given. Especially In Butte haa the cor
poration organ pulled down it's flag.
The Butte Minor chased it 20 lbs hole
fortnight ago, and although perse-
yerng efforts have since been made to
smoke it out, It is still at the inner end
OF the hole. IL appears TO be a cheer
less outlook for the whole Anaconda
crowd. Their supply Of champagne
seems to be exhausted, and even the
Doodle sack is said to be feeling pretty
sick. But 1t will be replenished. Iu-
deed, Doodle is tho only hope now
Doodle in its direct application to de-
bauchlng voters. But there are not
enough Of that olass in Montana to help
out forlorn cnuse such as this Ana
condn-for- the capital fight. All that is
necessary is for the honest and patriotic
voters to stand shoulder to shoulder
from this out and splendid victory
will be thoirs. Then the reign OF Doodle,
mboozle and bossism in Montana will
be forever Mt On end.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

bluaed the trail, the men OF mighty en-
torpriso who followed thom, tho young
men who have made this state thor
home and intend that it's control shall
bs passed on to their children will sOe
to il that our flag docs not 60 down in
Disgrace and ignominy before tho as
saul,a Of corporate power, ere Montana
hRa been halt decade in tho American
sisterhood, To doubt this would DO to
doubt our own past, TO dlsoredit tho
achievements OF history.
AT thc same timc il would bo folly to
underestimate tho power Of unscrupu-
lous Ncnlth to accomplish its onds, Under
tho blight OF corruption wo have seen
promising young Nevada turned into u
rotten borough, OF which even the jack
rnbbits arc ashamed. We see fair Cali
fornia today with its industries Ian
gushing, ita advancement checked, ita
trade pnralya aed, tho very energies OF its
people discouraged by reason OF tho
grasp OF monster corporat "a uron lite
throat. lie would DO ioolbHrdy indeed
who would make light OF snch menace,
who would not shudder At the thought
OF such fate for Montana, or who
would underestimate the potency OF
the forbidden and abhorrent agencies
that are seeking 10 undermine the in
tegrity Of our people. unconsing vigil
anco ON tho part of every maa and
woman can alone prevent disnstrous
result. Bribery, wholesale bribery,
bribery ia every conceivable form, has
been prncticed and is being practiced
by corporation tools. These scoundrels
have been sent to every voting precinct
in the state TO ply their unholy prac-
ticos. They must be ferreted out and
their every movement watched. They
have but one mission 10 perform-to
buy the capital OF the state, and il
money will get it they will consummate
the purchase. II is the boast Of these
fellows that one million dollars has been
placed at their disposal for the accom-
plishment OF this purpose.
We do not believe that one million or
two millions, or any other number OF
millions, will buy the sufrages Of more
than one-half OF the $4,000 electors OF
Montana. We estimate the integrity
and the selt-respect Of our people higher
than do Mr.. ]. b. Haggin and his Ana
conda manager. We do not underrate
the power they WELD, but we rate Mon
tana manhood above price, and we do
not believe our faith is misplaced. Now
that the issue before the people is
clearly defined and thoroughly under
stood we have no fear Of the outcome,
provided only, our friends throughout
the state who have made the cause Of
Helena their cause, and our own citizens
as well, bend all their energies to the
struggle, fight the co:ruptionists at
every turn, keep their eyes on the regis
tration lists and on suspicious judges OF
election, and abate not in the good work
until the last ballot is counted and the
result declared.
We believe the battle is won, but
there is danger every hour until the
enemy is driven from the field.