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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

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SEE THE -Vl- 1890. .lI|...---- /
BOARD AND fifETTE II tHisf.i1 OFFER.
WORTH hoy, fIlA 1shE FQF /" FORT
-, = !,
rvi. SALhr-oiu nsl 49, 7-1,- o@r7@- IA 4
WITH hti9n; near l'ht VIZ. .ir', avish.,e
sNun.y. IN long tina f,''.H'''' ,,,f.r.4,
cneap. Auutess box AL, , Ak 1,.~
nor SAlJ:IsIvr-roo,n :, ~. -, -.
shO cash hs,Ianr,, SiS',,,.,.,i., and barn.
house md lnf West stist I, 4, Ii, x uur-ronm
balance n,nrtl,lv Kni,hl H. 100 cash.
Nh ms lIo, a,on st,,,at = = rthnrn.
:. !.
FOR SAlli- New nvc-room house nnf,..-
SituOi S2h cash mud monthly. New ~
rooni honsc aud lot: SllOp. 500 cakh uih
SlA monthly. VIII build house to suit on
Easy terms NJ. L. Chambers Real Estate
hNehnnge. f0O Main street.
ron SNft. -
iion gno1 ~. rnIi,. ', i nonse' e1,n.
Sllo cosh Stt non ,,,n,l Z s ~
~" W. NJ 81, p'r month ~ .. mare
-, -, -, . se..il---
FOR SAiE--Thc hest built six-rOom house
and the niccst location Ia the city; SiOOn.
$500 cash. balance $Ti Der MONTH ID, n
Hare 4 Co. 1U Main.
EoT SIZE
tont 80 ~ nv N'Ncn-ro"ni nnnre' wei
lintc \ Co. io3 Main.
2ac ACRE farm. woTtn So for newt twenty
days at sib, siioo cash balance ono and two
years W y Nii,on ;ne Wair ..rns, $50 ~
-, -.-ee. - -s.e .-e-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

ia the inelegant but most forelble conclusion
Of those who have read Of this far-famed
mountaln summit and the pleasure atrond-
ing a trlp can only BIO realized when taken in
ro8nection with a ride through tho Beautiful
Sew Mexico In fun sight Of tho old iava
hods leaving that for
4 1TES HOURS RIDE THROUGH THE
SNOW CAPPED ROCKIES, '''S
TUE FORT WORTH AND DENVER CRY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

fTENcrLs. ETC. -wrIte Dallas stamp and
Printing Company, Ualihz, for latest cata-
logue; cheapest house IN North Texas.
Trial orders solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

mia coolest quickest, shortest and be,i
i,m,,,tnned line between Texas and ColorsSo
eId Ike only one carrying through pieeneSs
and reclining chairs tgeats freej every day
snV tbn wear. and escaping the heat beit Az
hh ~ after leaving Fort Worth. Don't be
mn,isisd. but look and think for yourself and
there can be no mistake. veiy low rates
win be made during the entire summer. Full
d, b. KELLER, O. p. A.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
ELL A. HIRscHFIELD, n p. A.
Fort Worth, Teras
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SEE the GAzETTE's GREAT OFFER
hoAkD AND TUITION FREE FOR A FoRr
WORTH 10Y, At THE sT. LANES
MILITARY ACADEMY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

FOR NENT- Rolm WIN T71rd Tor T77T,ic
W,thNv, chldrei or for two gentlemen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Fol RENT = small fvc-foom coiIage;
apply to Mira w. l.. Malone, corner Peach
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

,,w SyrsARlNGs AND BALANCES.
lance !, sI Y, July so.-clearnrs So oss sos:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

n' y. York. July so-nar s,,vas a., -,
ueiafa. ss i-sc. oar S'''ef' oOe' MeA'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

noARp. AND TUiTioN FREE FoR o Ennn,
MURIH boy, AT THE sT. JANEs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

FOR sALE-Good paying ff1i and news
s sIhu q cheap rent centrally located Call
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

lgo bli cards zoe. notehda. billhrs-, o1yT-- al,
S,u' ptices; Benton q CO.. EOS n. Sixth s.,
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LosT. rouNp. srnAYEp. STOLEN.

Losr--A gold watch and short chain. with
iorquoise ornamsnts-engrayed on inside
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

FOR RENT yury coEy CUttngc OF four
Apply an l,nsk
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Amoh, AZ nav court house. - -
SEE THE GAzrTTE's GREAT oFFsT-
ni!0Aitn, AND TUITION FREE Ron A F6iiT
WORTH BOY. AT THE gT y ANRa
MILITARY ACADEMY. 'N"N9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

ron RENT Furnished room In rcsdonce
portion OF city Addrcsa Robin, care Ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

FpE NbNl-tholce suite OF oillvr ro0uis'
one corner uirun Walker. sixth and
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Fon SALE on nxonANGn.

80
SEE THE UAZETrE'S GREAT OFFER
HOARD AND TUITION FREE FOR A FORT
WORTH DoY, At THE ST. JAMES
MILITARY ACADEMY.
no EXCHANGE 800 acres " 1ne East
Texna land for Panhandle land: 1900 acre
farm In I'M county for city rental prop
eriy. Knight & Blnckburn. No. 20s IIous-
ion street.
a RARE oPpoRTUNlTY-A building Hplen-
didly arranged Tor hteam laundry, TO lease;
business IA certain. Apply to W. l.. Lyon
a Co.. GO Main
10 ECiiANdIs--I general merchandSe
stock for good farm land. Knight Black
burn. 20s Houston street.
ron ENCHANGE--Aiinerai springs resort.
Wuter unaurpnsScd In Texas. Hotel with
fourteen rooms. Best location In North
Tenns for snnitnrluni, aud summer resort
For experienced person, nne opportunity.
VIII trade for Fort Worth city property.
Address q. w D.. care 6axette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

WILLIAM y, Hf>DrAS0N. rounz<I1r<<-
Law and sqintvi "a American ana fortit<ut
patents. tiudc iralAa and labels. UpiI.<
= tftci4 Washihcion. u. 4. seventeen
lSqfA exrctlente, ihslnllnq scixice iu 49,
n 1 Ing earis y. s patent Once Seill'
s ss,i', y model fof trpqrt as % patent.
Gazette ~ I'''' 'l''' II x <
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

ss.ss>'gses.->--sy~-e.>--,
SEE THE 0AZETrE's GREAT OFFER
HOARD AND TUITION FREE FOR a FORT
MVhrrh, hpl AT. THE ST. JAMES
WANrEn-A white girl to nurse VI do house.
Oh East Wentherford,
500 TO $40 salary paid salesncn for %
EhrAi experience not necessary Extra In.
dncrmrnis 70 customers. Bishop 4 Kline.
81. Louis, Mo,
Men aud boys to Distribute circnars- SAM
pies o. tuhnccp, medicine, ptC 81 10 81 A
dry hnstlors wanted. send . cent staup
Gre Adv. Co. Kansas city, Mo.
wANTED-R Il. men; { erocerymo1; wood
choppers, tarm handi. man aud Wis On
ranch, hotel porter and waiter; N1msn
cooks and dining room g'ris! stIariyd .,'',i.
tors. work for ali. EnciIAa staniD fCr To-
ply Edwards Labor Agrnsy. lla T.. Stain
streoti phone ass,
WANTEp--siN mon and wives, 1inIne
room EirM, hotel rouatabout, o hnymon hoy
porter hotel solicitor. II male and female
cooks, culored Girl aud boy. general house.
uto per day; Il. Il. nowH agents. farm
hands, huatlofa, etc. Scott a Uarrla gouth-
oIn employment Co, 500 Main, Phone 290.
WANTl1n--A woman 10 naslEt In Ilght house,
keeping. WIZ be treated as ono Of the family
Lock box 200 Abilene, Toras.
WANTED Wound ladies 10 travel with
company, experience not needed answer al
once Address H. q. w. care Ga1etle, Fort
Worth TEX
WANTED-A white girl 10 DO general house
work In small family. Apply at once
CORNER Lake and Thirteenth streets.
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NEAL ESTATE AND RENTAL.

REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL
;o6s; a 81 ~, ,s,,s,. q 3
Agents. GO Main street, upstairs. Telephone
No. 4ie We have several good bargains
In rouideneoa on easy terms. Parties wishing
10 buy viii do woll TO rec un. \ full list 81
vacant resident and business property we'll
located on terms TO suit. 100 acre fruit farm
with horses, COWS hogs. chickens. etc.
Stores and dwellings IN 4 u parts Of the city
for rent. II you want your property rented
ring w W. l.. Lyon 4 Co.. Phone No. tie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

ron RENT House, oiliocs md sIorT-' NJ
Il hembcrs' Real Estate Exchange. 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Er5M ,lG ROOMS Tor rent 5os Fast
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~~e>S-y-e,>-. = - .--.~---
WANTED, ~ hof - - hYtsi ~ guoa Town
u seat, Address postoflco box "a. Plano.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

FOR RENT Furnished room In resldcnro
peruol Of city, Address Robin. care GaSette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

FOR RENT slS-room house, wcil furrIFh01
mOatrn imptoWmrnts. At 7la West Firsi
nlreet. INQUIRE Vt residence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

ron RENT Furnished rnom for rent
,91t morn exposure. Northwest corner Flfth
nnd Jones streets.
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PERSONAL.

S ~, THE OAzErTES GREAT DEFER
vw1AiSil AND TUITION FREE FOR A FORT
MUMIH hoy, AT THE sT. JAMES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

WILL feed at tic N II sIocF nc1- -,
"wednesday next aud viii have match. arm
ana saddle horreH, also mules for sale
Come and sec me afternoon. q Knotf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

huBbER GOODS for hyglcnIc and priv
Nc USE "em Rubber Co. Kansas CITY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

No AID LESS THAN TWO LINES, no
CHARGE LESS THAN 2Sc.
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RooMs-Two elegantly furnlshod rooina 10
rent AZ ~ East Weatherford street
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l0N RENT -Nowly fnrnlshed roonIs with
onl nad llusk streets 'e''
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FOR SALE-Nlce new house ono 6io5I-
from car price. $50; 500 chsh. $50 mr.
month, for homes. d. s. Hare 4 90. tol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

500 TO $40 salnry paid saiesinen for cI-
gArSi eNlTrlcurc not necessary. Extra In.
dncrmcnls 70 customers. Bishop 4 Kline.
st. Louis. Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

ron sAi.E-Tbe furniture In a 9i-Too,5 10
TEL best location In the West No / patron.
age. ,Wlll sell for cash only. Address u,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

CiILsoN s 90, Henrietta, Clay county,
end city property; correspondence solicit
20. References; Farmers National Bank,
uenrctta: First National Hark. Fort
Worth. Land Mertgage Bank q Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

FOR RENT-Gooi sixteen room hotel not
furnished, good location. only one q. her
hotel ~ town, for further particulars cali
III CIar ~, naus r W. II. Patrick. receiver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

- Fs'sssssss--ss----s--
SEE THE 0AzErrE's GREAT OFFER
HOARD AND TUITION FREE FOR A FORT
WORTH BOY, AT THE ST. JAMES
MILITARY ACADEMY
The advocate., 1895-04-17
The New Fish Law.

The provisions of the new law for the
protection Of fab and providing for Off
GERS to enforce It, which went into effect
April 5, are Rs follows:
SECTION l. The fish commissioner
shall Immediately after the passage Of
this act appoint one fish warden in each
county Of the state where there are
streams, lakes, ponds, or other bodies Of
water Of sufficient size to propagate fish
Of any kind, or where there q pt or
maintained private fish farms or the
raising Of fish, whose duty it shall be to
aid such commissioner in stocking the
streams and waters Of this state with
food fish, and in carrying out the pro-
visions Of this act; such warden shall
reCeive no compensation for his service
other than is provided in this sct.
SEC. 2. The fish commissioner and
each Of the wardsns appointed By nlm
shall have the power OF q constable or
police oficer to make arrests, and whom
he has information Of the violation OF
this cot he shall make complaint Rs pro-
vided by law in other criminal cases
WheEeon q warrant shall ISSUE I'd arrest
made as now provided By Law IN cases of
The advocate., 1895-04-17
Binder Twine

The time has already arrived when ihs
progressive and up-ho-dahe farmer dg1gss
on and buys his seasons supply Of bindAE
twins. few years 'sgo the infamous
binder twine trust had it's lsnsaOles fastened
on the throats Of our American FARMERS
and prices, as might be expected, Wege fnE
above any reasonable scale. fortunately
the trust, weighted down with its fearful
burden Of iniquity, boppled and fell, and
since then the tWine market hes seaa 4
steady reaction, until to-day the price isnoA
only lower than ever before, bub ID Il 20 Low
that some authorities say crescent pgiCes
cannot last, and sooner or later Ahe marked
''will react 10 normal" In obher words, ths
prices will 60 up. The shrsWd man bug
when a reaction from high prices Ia ~ iiA1
full food.
In bhis issue Messrs. Fl. R. Eagle d CO.,
Chicago, make their seasons anncuNee-
ment, Offering Pure White Slsal BindcE.
Twlne, the finest quality they Eave ever puh
on the market, at ~ cents peE pound
standard is quoted at the same psiee; B
grand good quality Of mauiIla, hard a. Iron
and strong as steel, at 61s cents (6OO feaA W
1.-The pound), and pure MANILA Goo fsaa y
the pound 90 67S cents.
In this connection we take pleasure w
informing our readers that Messrs H.Hs
Eagle & 90. are a thoroughly reliable
Hrsh GLASS house.
They also offer TO send their bsauilsl lly
illustrated spring and summer OaAalogi&
for 1895, their complete grocery LIST Q sast
music catalogue containing q sslscsicE g'
1000 popular pieces Of music which ths
offer al 6 cents q piece, and their n,0rhtl
fashion publication, which gives The lAdia
the latest styles aud newest Idess ir GA
feminine world. Ia this connection an
also call the ladies attention tothe fact t'a
they make free dress pattern offer Ia tti>
issue Of Che catalogue, which they ishoule
all see.
These various lists are spleudidiy gCAs
up and offer practically everything thaA W.
farmer eats, wears or uses at the mcg. &1''
traordinaEy prices, Ia fact, they will eg
able you TO purchase more good goodstp%
less money than you have ever bought ~
fore. Everyone should have them in ihN
house for reference. See page 10 foR tncls
offer.
The advocate., 1895-04-17

ing the affairs Of the Office Of his reOeiv-
srBhip Of the AttiCs Sugar company and
the Kansas State Sugar company and
the creditors thereof has gwen rise to
such talk and expression among plain
tiff's neighborS, and the expressions
have become quite general in plaintiffs
nsighborhood that plaintiff was sygte-
mstically robbinR the AttiCa Sugar
company and the Kansas State Sugar
company, and was stealing from she
same and from the creditors thereof;
and that long before and prior to the
use Of any and ali Of the words and ex-
prossions imputed to have been used by
this defendant, as charged in the plain
tifF's petition, 1t was q common saying
and q bYwOrd among che plaintiffs
neighbors generally used In the neigh
bOrhood around and about the city OF
Attics, Kansas, to-wit, say when plain
tiff's neighbors wanted to condemn
person for doing wrong, they say he Is
Rs big rascal as Jobes, meaning plain.
Eiff; he is as big thief "a Jobes, mean
ing plaintiff; saying that they would not
believe him any sooner than they would
believe JObss, meaning this plaintiff;
that they had no more confidence In him
than they had in Jobss, meaning this
plaintiff; that he is as mean a man 90
Jobes, meaning this plaintiff; also that
the expression was q common saying
in plaintiffs neighborhood long before
the words stated to have been used by
this deRendsnt, Rs alleged in PLAINTIFF 3
petition; that Jobes, meaning plaintiff,
was a liar, q thief, q robber, q rascal and
q slick one, and that Jobss, meaning
plaintiff, would swear to anything, and
that they, the people, would not believe
Jobes, meaning plaintiff, under oath"
Young stated further that in Febru-
ary, 1890, he had q public sale. de sm-
ployed Jobes to clerk the sale, which
made q great roar among his neighbors.
They threatened to boycott him. "There-
upon" said Young, "this defendant, for
the purpose Of protecting his rights In
the premises, and to get the people to
come out to his sale and bid on his prop.
erty offered for sale at that time, went
to plaintiff and said to plaintiff that he,
plaintiff, could not clerk his sale, and
that plaintiff pressed this defendant to
know why defendant dId,not want plain
tiff to clerk his sale; Rs q reason for dis
charging this plaintiff for Clerking his
sale stated to plaintiff what the people
said about him, plaintiff, and plaintiff
thereupon got mad and brought this
suit against this defendant for telling the
plaintiff the truth"
The advocate., 1895-04-17
Oils Cure for Cancer.

Dr.. Bye has discovered COmbinstion q
oils that readily cure cancer, casaERn,
mors, and malignant skin diseases. ~
has cured over 5000 persons within ths
three years, over 100 Of whom vera pll1
clans. Readers having friends atliloatl
should cut this ous and send II % them
Book sent free, giving particulars as
prices Of oils. Address, DR. BYA, KaRs
City, Kansas.
The advocate., 1895-04-17
New CatalOgue Of BuggIes, Ete.

One Of the most elegant and comps%
illustrated catalogues of carriages, bugs
harness, saddles and bicycles Il has e
BEEN our good fortune TO examine has Jl}
beOn issued By the Alliance CaEEsage eon
panv, OF Cincinnati, D. Il 10 Qulhe 1sPon
our comprehension how such beAusit1i 4
stplish goods can be manufactured all4
For Che remarkably low prices nAN
This free book will oertainly %
oiated by every horse-oWnar. OuE Re-H
Shonld End Ror one at once, Il aheg n
nos aIVeadv done 10, Please menaon
nsrne Of our paper when you write.
The advocate., 1895-04-17

Oar DOLLAR LIBRARY 10 . good thing
to put into the hands Of people who
have mot bean reading reform literature
Il goes free with three 81 subscribers "a
the ADVOCATE
The advocate., 1895-04-17

like services.
SEC. 8. Il shall bO unlawful for any
person to catch or take, or attempt to
catch or take from any lake, pond,
river, creek, stream or waters within or
bordering on the state any fish Of what
ever kind by means Of any trap, net, fire.
arm, gig, spear or snare or In any other
manner than by the usual mode OF an
Cling with rod, line and fish hook, or hand
line, or Bet line, either Of the last two
having attached thereto no other device
with which to catch fish than the plain
balted hook.
SEQ. 4. Il shall b0 unlawful for any
person to capture or take from, or injure
or worry in any manner, any black bass,
in any Of the waters aforesaid between
the first day Of April and the FIRST day Of
July, in any year, or at any time to take
any black bass Of less than eight inches
in length; and 1t shall bs unlawful for
any person to sell or have in possession
any black bass OF less than eight inches
in length.
Sec. s. The possession Of any trap,
gill net, seine, or net or trap Of any kind,
except minnow nets BY any other than
the owner Of q private or any artificial
fish pond, shall DO primB fsCis evidence
Of q violation Of this act.
SEQ. 6. The foregoing sections shall
not be construed as to prohibit the
catching OF minnows ior bait, but for no
other purpose in q minnow net or seine
not more than twelve feet long; and any
minnoWs or fsh 30 taken other than
such as are to be used for bait shall st
once be returned to the waters alive,
neither shall the foregoing sections be
construed 90 to prevent the fish COM
missioner or warden from having in
possession or catching fish at any time
from the public waters Of the state, By
any such means "a he may adopt for the
purpose Of propsgSting fsh and restock-
ing the waters Of the state, but for no
other purpose.
SEQ. 7. Any person who shall violate
any Of the provisions Of this act shall,
upon conviction, be fined in any sum
not less than ten dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars and costs Of prose-
oution or imprisoned in the county jail
not more than thirty days for each Of
Tense, or punished Dy both such fine and
imprisonment at the discretion OF the
court, and every fsh unlswfully caught,
taken or possessed, and every trap or
net unlsWfully used shall constitute
separate offsnse, and upon conviction
Of the owner or poSsessor Of such unlsW.
ful traps or nets, or on the failure OF
any person to claim the same, said
traps or nets shall be burned or de-
Btroysd by the officer taking the same.
SEQ 8. It shall be unlawful Tor any
person to empty or throw into, or place
in any lake, pond, river, creek or stream
or other water bordering on or within
this state any acid, drug, lime or other
dsleteriouB substance or fish berries or
dynamite or giant powder, or other ex-
plosive matter Of whatever kind, or any
material or liquid which may kill, stun,
poison or crsze fish. Provided, That
nothing in this section shall prevent the
uss OF explosives for the exclusive pur'
pose OF improving navigation or blast
The advocate., 1895-04-17
Importance Of Voting to Avert Impending
Danger.
BY T, ]. MAXWELL,

Of Legislation, recently, said hO had
stopped voting, a. he WRs completely
disguBted with politics and It did no
good whatsYsr 10 vote; that no differ
ence who was elected tho peoples inter-
esta were neglected, and thO people
themselves betrayed.
No one who has his eyes open to cur
rent events will deny that to great Ox-
tent this is true, but such q resolve by
young and intelligent voter; one who be-
lieves In right principles; believes in
higher plane OF social and industrial
life; such . discrimination Rs this, IL de-
Cided upon by any number OF voters Of
this class, brings before US an element
of danger not generally taken into aC.
count.
We can make allowances for the voters
who, by force Of circumstances, TO some
extent At least not of their own making;
men who toll long hours each day from
one years end to another, that those
dependent upon them may egiSt; that
this large element Of American free
men CD refuse to vote. or worse, vote
with one Of the old parties and aid In
continuing their own slavery to the
Wretched system In which we are BtFug-
Cling for an existence, Ia not 30 much to
be wondered ct; but il 10 certainly the
duty Of all who have passed from dark
nes0 into the light; who SEQ things In
their true condition, and are hoping, and
ct some future time expecting q better
state Of society, to vote whenever they
can cast q ballot In accordance with
their principles, and assist by the only
effsCtuAl means at their command to
bring about better conditions and count
ernct the less intelligent vots,D
IL this nation IL TO continue to live 90
q republic It must adopt trusr and
more equitable system and IL this lie to
come pesCeably it will require the
united vote Of oil who are awake TO the
dangers around as, for men who are
knOWn to be in full accord with the best
ideas advanced for conducting the Of.
fairs Of the country.
In this connection I desire to express
my appreciation OF the ADVOCATE for its
firm stand for GB the principles OF the
Peoples party, and It's vigorous protest
against the action Of a few false leaders
in attempting TO bOtrsy the party into
the hands Of its enemies.
IL these freO-silVer advocates are In
favor Of reform all along the line, a.
we'll as for their own special measure, let
them come into the only party at presently
organized Except the prohibition party
which advocates their ono idea ss we'll
a. the ideas Of others who think their
pet meSsuSeS are Of fully asImuCh, IL mot
Of greGtsr imp0rtGNce.
Isse by the dispatches that the sill
vsriteS are now counting on the social
lists TO help organize their party. They
are counting without their host, IL I
understand the sentiments Of these
earnest reRormeEB.
The idea recently suggested BY the
ADVOCATE TO make nominations by the
use Of the initiative and referendum is
q good one, and ought to meet the sp-
provAl Of Rll Popullsts, and no doubt
will, with the exception Of the politician
and Office seeker.
The advocate., 1895-04-17

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