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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

CoxEY was nominated for Con-
gress in the Eighteenth Ohio District
yesterday, McKinley's old district,
which was SO outrageously gerrymand-
cred by the Democrats during their
temporary possession of the State Legis-
lature, in order TO make it hopelessly
Democratic. But Coxey will run a race
with scattering" for last place VIXEN
the votes are counted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING,
A Democratic View of 1t.

New Haven Register.
The present national leadership Is leading
us away from tie tried and accepted stan
dards OF Democracy. II is leading US into an
unholy combination with the cranks and
whizE bulbs Of the Populist party. The Demo
cracy OF Connecticut should protest against
this alliance, at the cost. II necessary, of tenn
porary defeat-yes, even Of premeditated
self-imposed defeat. The income tar bbut
suggestion of the fatal errors an alliance with
Populism will carry the Democracy into. II
is but the inch conceded TO the ell that will 90
demanded. The Remuneration must be made
now, when the orders OF the last national
convention are ringing in our ears.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

Boss McKANE not only didn't see the
big handicap yesterday, but found out
that he will have to keep on with his
tailoring in Sing Sing, rs the United
States Supreme Court has decided
against his appeal. The way OF the
transgressor is hard was the lament of
the ex-Boss yesterday as he recalled the
happy days in by-gone years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
fnrt-fs ttaeD-frrerrtse rrSr
@yyqr KEgylss y ! gsrse United gg,s s.fT

JuFaE KEowLEs otfte United S.f$
Dislrict Can't Jon Monde idispossd 81
the Coxeyites who stole Northern
Pacific train in Montana as follows !:
General" Hogan, six months in the
county Jail; the engineer and fireman
who ran the train and the 40 captains
and lieutenants 60 days each in Jail,
and no is now trying to find
more Jail room for the soldiers.
This way Of dealing with Coxeyism will
have a,remarkably deterrent effect, pro-
vided the words sat hard labor" are
attached to the sentences, otherwise the
effect may be the reverse Of that sought.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
Respondents Enjoined.

A decree was fled with Clerk Blaisdeli
OF the appellate division today
in the case OF Frederick u.
Williams ve. 5. * Il. lederer, by
which the respondents are snioined from
using on any or all OF their iewelry or
on the cards on which the
same is mounted the term "1he
Simplicite," and that the complsinan nj I,
Williams, shall be entitled TO recover for
the cost OF the suit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

cratic Senate in the United States wants
TO reform" the wooden schedule 1t re-
fuses to consult the manufacturers, but
calls in foreign-born free trade theorist
who has had aosexeeriasce whatever in
tLs. practical warlxinsS-of-- Tia business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
Plain
Statement
of An
Interesting Fact
A prominent manufactur

Appointment manufacture
ing house wanted a superin-
tendent, and advertised that want in the
four daily newspapers in Providence.
Fifty-seven responses were received, OF
which twenty eight came from the ad-
vertisement in The NEWS (oNE CENT. In other
words, The News was OF nearly AS much
value to that particular advertiser as all the
rest Of the newspapers in town put together
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

DENIALs that didn't deny came from
several of the Sugar Trust magnates
and from Mr.. Whitney yesterday. But
Democratic denials are hardly trust
worthy as the recent scenes in Congress
in which the senior Senator from this
State figured conspieuously, demon
strate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

BRAZIL makes faces at Portugal and
Portugal places its thumb on its nose
and wiggles its fingers in suggestive,
way at Brazil, but neither one means
anything and the war-cloud will soon
drift away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

EVERY Boston paper has different
way Of accounting for the big blaze of
yesterday, but all are agreed that it
started.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

Mr.. CLEVELAND is still off on his
fishing excursion. The public is de-
voutly thankful that with all his faults
the Chief Executive doesn't inflict any
big fish stories on his return from these
trips.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

The letter carriers are happy. Their
overtime claims have been allowed.
This is about the first sensible thing
done since Bissell took the wheel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

NEW YORK stock brokers are betting
Jn the amount of gold to be exported on
Saturday, while Uncle Sam furnishes
the gold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

THE Union League Club of Chicago
has kicked Breckenridge out by expell-
ing him from the roll of honorary mem
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

THE Prussian minister Of agriculture
has issued call for a conference Of
lend owners TO discuss the agricultural
QUESTION and proposals Of refcrm. That
b the Prussisfi way. When the Demo-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

BROOKLYN Sunday, Boston Tuesday.
Well, when and where will the third
come in?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
The Great Democratic Scandal.
Hartford Post

Hartford fOst
The exposure of the scandalous allia nee
made between the sugar trust, President
Cleveland and few Democratic senators
whereby 5000 was paid to Cleveland's
campaign funds. wher by the few Demo-
cratic Senators who held the fate of the
tariff bill in their hands made their fortunes
in day In dealing in sugar certificates with
inside knowledge of the coming schedule and
whereby the sugar trust received q schedule
which would net IL clean extra x5o.0D.00j In
a year, will not be put down by any OF hand
denial.
Every bit of circumstantial evidence goes Ia
prove the story. On no other supposition can
the facts be explained. President Have
meyers long sojourn at Washington, the
many changes in the sugar schedule,
the large trading In certificates
that has gone over the wires
from Washington TO New York. Cleveland's
Hawaiian blunder, and all other facts point
to the truth OF the remarkable story of a
scandal which eclipses anything of the kind
that has happened at Washington.
What will they do with II? Will the Demo-
cratic Senator'S like Breckenridge attempt to
brazen il out, TO put of with a mere denial
and an insinuation that IL is beneath their
notice? They cannot afford TO do it. With
the facts as they are. the facts that are known,
the exposure can not be smiled or denied
away. II they allow the sugar schedule to
stand as il is, a striking discrimination in
favor Of the trust. they will be self-convicted.
The public will need no investigation to stamp
the President and the gambling Senators as
corrupt as having made use of their official
positions and private information to line
their pockets and the pockets OF a trust at the
expense OF the people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
Train Stealing Discouraged.
Boston Herald.

The occupation Of train stealing by tho
Coxeyites in the West will probably DO sus-
pended now that the United States court In
Montana has sentenced one Of the leaders In
this business TO jail for six months and forty
of his followers for two months II Is . right
eous rerribution. The whole country has
been threatened by the growing strength and
audacity OF these bands Of marauders, and II
was time for vigorous action. What with the
tyranny of the Police Court in Washington
and that OF the United States Court in Mon
tana. Coxeyism is in fair way to get its
deserts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

Cut this Card out, write your name and address
on II and nall bring Il to Tho News. Weybo
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

Some OF the bargains we offered last
week we're such surpri.e to some people
that they could hardly believe that the
goods were reiiable-but they were-and
experienced shoppers will find lots more
of them tomorrow.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

TAe rariG& saa hsss geAAes6 90 "a
sistzzG CT teis easstPe eheA pfeaassts
10 sssr1 ia4sst<7 must assfs e sless
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
Qns Gauss Of B;liiDusness.

a prims cause for hilficusness. which
COW bangs o1k its warning sigeats. is 5
dilasea stomach. It Is state OF pSiz-
saiBg. caused bg the actiaa Of deeann-
posing gerns On food remaining there
which the stomach has been COO over
taxed. Or too wesk. 20 expel. Someone
gees 80 far as to say that IF nan ID
hiifisus be ought to be ashamed Of him
self, fog it means that he hss abused
his stomach" It arises primarily from
an unnatural distensiou Of the stomach
caused bg OveriosdiDg it; hut, 10 q
weakened condition Of the whole phys
tqae, ia sometimes due to breaking
daNn Of the stomach. For the HTss
iucipieDt attacks, Whsu there is besvi-
ness. lanSuOr, aud drowsineeS. with
coated tongue, bad taste 10 the mouth,
headache, perhaps, and some dizziness,
free use Of grape fruit witt careful,
sbstelnisas diet fog q week. and plenty
OF exercise ID the open air. with early
hours at night-sas nine O'Clock fol
hedtime-wiIl in most eases effect a
perfect cure and save tedious illness.
-Fro;n 'SaDitariaH." in DemoresG' +
Magazine tor April.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
Tia Irrigation Farmer.

Is the nasDe OF {, nsw paper published
by J. l. tifist0w. Secretary of the Inter
State Irrigation AssOeiatin. It will be
devoted wholly to the cause of irriga
ton as related to the plains and every
mouth Hiil nave valuable articles on
the subject from tue ahIsst students of
irrigation ia the whole country. aud
also the experience OF men who are
now irfigatiBg theis farms. both by the
pumping aud by the bitches. Every
farmer 10 the west should have this
Journal It will saws him much time
and money. for through it he vii get
the advantage Of the experiences Of 9th
ers- The subscription price is one dol
;ef a year, iuyaribis IL advance. 10 clubs
OF teB tn any one rostafsice. The Irriga-
tioe Farmer viii be only SO cents a
gear.
Special offer, good for three moatbs
lin Clubs Of fifty to any one postaRiee.
tbs paper viii cost the subscriber onlg
25 cents year.
Cash must accompany all orders. A
club should he formed 10 every neigh
borhsod. Get up club in your COM
mainly. Address,
TIE IRRIGATION FARMER.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
0zsucrst;e Eaitest Msetizr.


20 Difference Is the epietcas Ok {
large nEnher e DenosxAt4e editors,
expresee3 ~ letter and osbefsise.
Ne have changed tie ests Of the
Dsneocratic Editorial Ffstefnits fsom
AVrii 2Re to April 1sta, 1894.
The piece, Pitkburg, kens2s. eili
remain the samees designated.
The change vss made hs1AAss April
2Hd this lesr is practically the asat Of
the month in q business way, and b.
cause the elections Ia cities OF the
third class come on this Gate snd in
larger cities on the afd. Moss ct toe
editors Eant to be or hand about auch
times and the excursion to Sloan
Springs. Arb, would hardly let many
of the boys back to vote even ia the
bigger towns.
Hoping that these reasons and others
that have been suggested, viii furnish
good grounds for the postponeWent
and much larger. attendance aud
neet the approval OF tss Denocratie
editors Of Kansas, ne hope tbs next
annual meeting, Friday, April 18th.
at 10 A. a., 1894, Pittsh1rg. Kansas.
wifi be tbe largest and best.
Respectfully.
B. J. SHERIpAN. President
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
"Tha Belle Of WYandotte. I"

The above is the title Of novel pub
sished by JaueS B. GoCds, at Kansas
City t. is q little 0ut OF the usual line
Of novels. for the reason that it weaves
into the story the most important
evefts Of the pre- SEPT, and Osixes phi
ldsophy. icye masing. coal msniRg. poll
tics, finance. religion aud CRIME into -
story that Is of taking interest to Kan
sans especially. Nellie Lease gets
attention, Grover Cleveland, LeWeli-
ing. ingalls,. the trsitoroos Kansas CITY
Times. and many other peopi 10 asld
''thtags" are worked into the story In
good snaps Here is q tfibute 70 Kan
aas that is . credit TO the aatbof te
Ksnsas mani:
THE sue shi0es in Kansss teo
maotas pMt-of every sear. and the snn-
fo~ers flourish out 90 the psaFies fer
ahunt zine. Tue wcekiug bicd siSgs
sitl Deeem6eR sed shs tgftis dove COOS
10 February. Tie thermaceseF ssls om
goes down 70 Zero, and when It kaoss. it
Ia thss clear, still eOl6aess %hiet
fxeezss every garm Of uisesse end
destroys every vest;ge NJ naia stna, dug
ing the tsR days that it lasts. and thee
leaves % the pSreae, The sweetest. the
dearest sod the mass hesftbfGi climate
ep earth, for tia rest u the year.
Ksnszs il tue asylum fur cid men and
ths haven fos old SGneo. Tag7 seen
get tisk sesez bsek into the;1 chsskS. the
vigof back into <hsir S3dies sn4 the
happiness Of pure health end eontest-
naeak haes tRto their ssVls agaiS."
The navai is weli Sorsa Is cshsa.
| Iariose taa4 emount 10 James g. Gsode.
! pnssssslsss. Kansas City. sad gou VIII
/ be aesst essf,y.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
A "Esfom'' Ticket.

Up0u call by nusAber Of citizens
q raNcus was held az iise Scbssal hSns "a
last evening" to naOinats city ticket.
Cap Francis called the meetiuG to order
ana VAS elected eiIsiEsoan and Il. Il.
Baker seeret ar,. Beth the chairman
and SECRETARY made speeches regartiiug
the purpose Of holding the caucus.
Mss Ise La Vergsss placed Abe Good
viz IL nomin alton FOR mayer.
Tuf eouDcitmep Mis-. A H Baker
named ]. J. Niu.erhuEe, Rev. Mozart
nss. Georges Bagiey.. Mrs De Lii:
FsEgue. a M. McCauIeF: Geo. Bsgiey
VIM NibIu; and Mrs. De La FsEgas,
y. s. Vincent. Fer pei.ce judge W. C,
Bradshaw was nominated Aztec the
nGn1instious MANS for the sicEet vas
decided on. DR.. De La Tefgna pre-
pusen thst the W. c. e. T. be permitted
70 name the ticket. Mstion made aud
carried that It be rsmed the ''Clsisens
Reform Ticket" Shart speeches were
made bg Hey. Steward, l.. III. 4 niselef
DR.. Dc La Vergne. I'm. Niblo. 81. B.
Scrogin, Rev. Mccartney, ". G. Brad
shaw, after which the caucus sd
journed. Dispatch.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
The Discoysry Of Goal.


e .a believed thai 8 payins vein Of
esa1 kas baan aEruek 10 we'll Waicts
LSAn Lucas Is digging on tie In-
Erahsns pisee as the head Of Broad way
near ths Missouri Pacific depot About
3 lseRta ego. 1t tIss aApth Of sseat
seventy feet, . feOr iaeh veia OF cost
was *sresk, hae Sc vas regsrded q
small isaportanee. and little atteptiea
wa& given 10 1t. Since thea Lucas has
drilled ds~p sixteen feet deeper, and
reports having struck another vesa
which IL believed to hs fourteen incsseA
thtek.s Th% nkatter oa1 keea spvesti-
eated and tA4re appears to be eTid ences
shat tie esssl is there ID tie aHkatitS
elalmei: ptsaaex vac rsxaed aondA1
by some OF esr eietssps to pay for
digging THE weai sixteen tess beeper.
an order to ae4srGainA tbs aAsttef for
. certainty IF = seSr$eka faeA vein OF
COED ea4f . fauhd, - rsp5rted and
heaivea by senss, IL Will Be great
lls,pasaFa far IsRrnsa, ana pct her sway
abigail IF any Ut the SoaRs 10 ehis part
IF 3ke stBstab s~Lsarhed Esgte optie-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
A ahamsfnl Ad,nis;an.

When il lie known thet Pete Kline
owned Humphreys administration,
that he nov oWns the pop administra
ton, when it is known that Attorney
Geaeral Bradford. ct the close of his
term of Office, vas the atty. OF record
for Pete Kline, when it is remembered
that thousands of dollars were psid to
the pop legislature to secure protection
to the Pete Kline policy shops, when it
10 remembered thet Pete Kline secured
the metropolitan police commissioners
for Ksnsss City, Kansas, when it is
plsinly seee that Pete Kline, Billy By
chan aud Findly support Morrill, for the
neuoiuktion for governor, then it is time
fer republicans OF Kansas t0sput this
fact. and that fact together and ask
whst it an neansY -Leasen worth
TiDes.
When Col. Dan Anthony gets bot at
Danter MoriH be gises the snap aWsy.
It has, however. always been kBOw0
that good portion of the republican
eampaign fuDd came from the gsUaO
hing henses a0d ssl0ons Of Kansss City.
Kaas. And taia ssue Attorney Gen
erss Drsasoxd whom the LesVen~orth
Ti0ses now admits was Pete KiIne's
attorney spread himself cSeE Wiehits
IN grand wsrri0r atyle end made =
vigorous 6gbt against tire Wiei,its
1eints. That simply sirws what u
fraud ths republican party OF Kansas
IS ASybodS eau see that IL Peter
Ksins CIV ned the L.e~slsine sEoaiHistra
tiSn. "a the Leavsn worth Times admits
ne swned the last republican sdminis-
tfatson. hs would net be putting ap the
nancy Of The gsnSiers ring to eject
Major Morrill,. That story contradicss
itself.
The republican psstg Of Ksosaa has
eonviEted Itself OF fraud and gov wants
to make the psepie Of Kansas Ssi,eSe
that ths popuiiss party Is 40 bette< than
tbs republican, party.-Wichcta Bea-
csn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
Ocn,t Hiss -:


Gene democrats and fer..}lieans all.
aud learn something important. some
thing ensd Tor Sssr business aud your
psfsties. Read this and keep it around
where you can read it cftaa:
Last weeks geld expectation brings
tina nst sxharts of the metal thus far
th1s year up to %. 800 900. The chances
sre. though. thai the autso Will be far
sncalisr t1tis year than it Wes 10 1893.
The trade balance Is hsavily 10 our
tavas and Europe is noe dropping
many of cur securities.
The statement which we under
stand to be calm. e8lorlsss statement
|of 9 fact. appeared in the editorial
columns OK the Globe. DesnoErat.
Take notice that yeas ago the re-
Publican pafsYts place 10 the White
HOUSE ana In the senate was yet warm
and that no democratic legislation ssAs
to be found 10 the boeas Of tba prseeea-
Ing thirty ssars.
Europe Is not dropping American
securities. because EHrops isas faith in
eur public and private credit. A year
ago Eufope vas dropping them like
hot potatoes aud getting gold for them
as fast as possible.
q year OF democratic asceadaucY
buds men hopeful. 1t tlnds Europe
huYing enF securities The drain Of
gold has stopped. The republican
panic Is over and the footing Of bust
pees is solid.
The coDsFast of what republieanism
LETT to tia eo0atry With what democ,
taey has 20 she~ is campaign argu.
mept Tbieh sanka With the other COLI
trast OF What Cievelaod left in 1888
With the showing of q republican term
He left = full treasury, uuimpeachsbls
credit aud general prosperity. In three
mora years the democracy viii get the
eeanry back to where It Wss Nhen tile
repNbiiesns Ok the Harrison. Reed and
Mckinley brand got hotd.-Abilens
NANs.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Eslitiefaaa, ana TIA saopt the es@A
nesAGzs yoVresif.
o. css thine rsst sssured; zss eilt
never he ''bunilistsd" sgain in the
nsnner complained OF. The democrats
will ssver fllaa op you again. Not oslS
that sus they will hereafter. on eli
oceaxiSHs. EnaniHousls vote you .
denasogRe. A. FUsIoNIaT.
Lskia Tevnship, March II, 1894.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
l. ssupd Liver Kakss a Wen man.

Are yon bilious. eonstipated, troubled
with jaButJics. sick headache, bat taste
in mouth, foul breath, coated tongue,
dyspepsia. 1odigessinn, hot dry skin. o
pRjo ia tack and between shoulders,
ehilis or fever? IF yeu have any Of these
symptoms your liver is cut of order aud
Jour blood IS Siossig being poisoned, be
cause your liver does not act properly.
HERBIFE wiii cure any disorder of the
liver, stomach or the bowels. Itias nc
equal as liver medicine. Price IS cts.
Free trial bottle at 81. <. Hooper s.
Co.'S. drug store. Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

WHILE there is much to be accomp-
lished in the herculean task of rescu-
ing the country from the condition to
which it has been reduced by republi-
can mismanagement, the democratic
party has made substantial progress IN
the one year since it took charge of the
government. The disasters that fol-
lowed were the results of what had
happened before March 4, 1898, being a
elimination of republican recklessness.
The reformation of the tariff is COM
pleted and a silver measure that is
partial relief, has also passed. The
make shift Sherman law has been re-
pealed and the undemocratic federal
election law has been wiped out. The
democratic party is redeeming its
pledges in spite of being hampered by
filibnstering enemies within and with :
out.-Lawrence Gazette.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

TBE vsst tiainx sisst can be said of
Kkasas 10 to tell the truth. IL the
hard soskssf. econasnissi ioaustflOns
sasrnsEs cSsafd get hold Of eon1 Of ssss
state agricultural re port Is vault ae.s
he shess tiEaa uokili. tssss Sere on
theis xaS Go Kansas Wiz siAsle
eetsnties cruduciHa Eil tie wsY 4acsn
600 .G1G ID $3.50 ,0ls Aasasss Of xbeAi
enG - bisS ~ 7,o0a ,ooa hazheis oi
cara. 30, eoe al ests era 90 cor b1sb.
ess a rss sisb essle1 pF oGues % prop0E'
tea chat es4tsE eoasd 81 ssi1.-. Kansas
Csc IAvsz&Sr.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
T. r. Swe.maa az Fa,.fax sts,;o,

e. e. SwetUaD. of Fasffax Station,
Yirgiois, says: "a psfts came forty
psiies 10 my store for Chanberikinis
Gu,sgh Remedy saG baaght dozen
Saatses The remedy lie . great fsyar-
i:s IN this viesaity And has performed
SONS wosdeffns cures hefs." Il IS
Intended sspeciAiiF Eax coughs. casds,
Group and EAQcpihg cough aad il >
faVufits wherever known. For sale
By ell Druggists.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

THE Kansas republicans are gaining
their lost ArtZ. 1t is stated the strut
ting Ex-Adjutant Gen. has gone back
to his first love, and democratic ex-
change remarks: 1--WE are thankful
he did not try to break into the demo
cratic ranks-the odium would be to
great.n
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

THE secretary of the state board of
agriculture has issued statement
showing that Kansas counties paid in
1898, 81 800 for wolf scalps, and dur
ing the last four years have paid in
bounties on the scalps of these animals
amounting to $50 100000.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

1--WE have seen quite a number of
watch chains about town ornamented
with neat little charm" etc., COM
mences either local or editorial (?)
comment in most every paper you pick
up. Now boys, don't you think you
have done good deal of free adver-
Using for a concern whose main object
is to gull the people?