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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18

THEY say that it is impossible to ride two horses at once. but the Waterbury Re publican has accomplished the feet with out half trying. The Republican howls for plurality elections in one breath and in the next argues for the proposed charter for this city. which provides that one re- publican vote shall count as much as two 6SnACcratic votes There's consistency for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
'Il1e 1e1>1ucrat.
o. and N. T. MALONEY. PuB1IsHEns.

A fire department in Long Island town is reported to be demoralized because many of the members get married. It isn't often that the antipathy of married men against fires carries them so far as to make them refuse to put them out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
HrookIyn Gas Combine.

BRoOKLYN. May IS. - Negotiations which have been in progress for over two years between tho various gas companies of Brooklyn will be formally completed next Monday. when the entire seven com panies will be consolidated under one management.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
SPRING CLOTHING
 FOR Men, Boys, Children.

Spring OvcrcoatS. Soits. Trous- CTS and a full line of Gents Furnishings which We are able to sell you cheaper than ever before, We call your at tention to nice line of Spring Overcoats which we will sell at the following bargain prices. One lot dark grey all wool
 goods, for $5. 75 worth. 5000 One lot light grey all wool,
 made nice, for $500,
 worth HOO One lot fine Melton
 trimmed, very nice, for
 S1.3O. worth I25O On" lot Kcrscy, equal to
 tailor made, fer $9.5O.
 worth l5 On One lot fine English clay
 WorStc !, for $lO. worth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
A Dh2lNG WOMAN E.0EE.
Pretty Madeline Nitra'ri"lt and Her Fa-
 ","m. feat. "n m s!,ry,!,.


 Our uC thr ru"~t ,...:..',, 't"nrn Trick riders in tl' world i~ M:l!r!i;.r kiII',;: :i'k, nn a!ir::r,i.r yours, ll,!y N'.n .,r':l;> thor. nu T } al ,:t>r on hr@ l:rlc'r nn matter v! "l crorn;rir and ;.o",:"ru;Iy impossible r. .:G Ills il i~ made tn @~~u1ur T" the wu:.:tn hrtiuhrr N hu Grd~ il extremely diI2i,u!t [" remain "n l:,'r '.,~'l even when TWO ur three men are h, IJinE her ou, Mrs. ki!patrirk> trick "f >tAmGinE upon the seat with one f,a,t and steering the wheel with the other mus; >;.\ur If cycun@, hyp- notisn or lrIrrt!vuain. Mrs fitzpatrick turns her wheel upside down and stands on the pedals, pulls the front wheel into the air and rides along on the rear wheel and performs many other frats of rr- markable character on the safety bicycle.
 She is the wife of Charles G. Fitzpatrick, the famous ono legged trick rider. who seems able to do nearly all the fcats in the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
Hard FaPtS.

Dime Nu~,.,in Sl,-t,.t"r-What' tho matter with th,' fat woman and tho Cir ca~>ian girl.
 Mauagrr-Oh. d-v aims sot bone ov contention
 n. NJ. S-U,:at 'he new Cn-.
 M-ra-cr-N. CS.ihcd nlan.-Syracuso
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
.ArrlA ,.Arr Mi.li.ms, .Iuhilcc.

I''>tu\ N"v l>,-Thc Catholic cclpbra- tion hcrc urnnr"t,d w'th n reception ten ,crrd tn ArchN',!'vp Williams by the Cath nlir union. Dr. 1Lu.uas D. Wight. in happy Slr" h. presented the archbishop with n hanGsumo oil rainting of himself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
B,n,et,Ilic Un:on oreanized,

SALT LAKE CITY. May S-The silver convention provided for permanent or ganization to be called the Bimetallio union. The purpose of tho organization is to spread the doctrine of bimetalliEm at tho ratio oi l6 to by the circulation of documents, holding meetings and by oth or appropriate means
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
R ant Free

You c tn live in handsome flat of 5 rooms with all improvements, in a new 3 il tt dwelling with barn. in north part of city. line of electric ears. The second or third flat will pay all expenses, leaving youI htt rent free ou d payment of $l ,0OO down. b4iADca can remain. Address. Box 247. Cur. tor Information. Paying II per cent ..s lnveS:meut Or call at this n-l;cE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
MT. Gladstone IIo. Iumbopo-

LONDON, May l$-Mr. Gladstone is suffering from an attack of lumbago. It Is said that hc will go cruising in June on tho Mediterranean in Sir Donald Currias $ yacht Iolauthc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
\ Murdcrcr II, nrcd.

HELENwoop, Tenn, May lS.-Mike King was hanged here for tho murder of W. A. Beck. It was the first legal execu- tinn in the county. and largo crowd was present. Tho condemned man broke down completely on the ScafTold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
I.,,,.. ..,:,.nj u.. .-,.. I,nrn,,,,

A'''' e .i' 0 1''% ''.' '.'&~ AShIhFNs
 N >~': .r. .. V x All the brick ll!.> ~..'v .: ..I,. ll' huildirg and plant (! Ilv N! ,iy lr.,k ,,mI any at Ivy cry. n tVw n:t V~ "ulslGr the limits of the city. W'rr It>fi'yrd iy fire today. There w;I~ n" Waj,t .A r"r tanks. and tho cn- Ein,e. ,,uI 'i":u Il.t ely were unahlc for a luuE WAI:t t, oj tain any water
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
It Nk-ns Something Else.

A woIn;.u .tnod on the edge of the wharf :,t tie fnnt of Third street ycSter- d@v lur,!i,@'H gazing into the river so long ;,'- .Stlv that q clerk from a Warv.ioU>r su>r"cIcd she WAS trying to work up Ter courage to leap ill. He thcrt fore went out to her and said:
 Madam, You might accidentally fall ir, y"u Lnow.'
 " r $. might. but shan't!" she drv!y lr.'l cl
 'Yvu We're not thinking of suicide. I h"IS':
 Not tn any extent =
 ".D,..t cnJnying the breczcs and the Sccm'.y:
 ske t1u.:ed and surveyed him for q minute. ;.I q then replied:
 'Noung j:l:u, yuu attend to your own affairs. I'Vs Un h"ur 10 wait for train coming lu Ny husband will be on that tram. Hes been gone Six weeks and h;l,;l' sel:t riS a dollar, and he's sneak Ing ls,r'!l tu GHt his duds and put out for S'rh shall hs in the depot to meet A.lm and . >G ':-:H Il great surprise. Wish Linking of SU!v.aS or scenery or brerzrs was just wundsring whether l should break his neck all at once or at intervals, and If vuR want to see the fun y"u tng along wheA you sec me leave here -Dotruit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
Bank President Dead.

WESTERLY, R. I. May ls-William B. Hull of North Stonington, president of tho Westerly National and Nyantic Say ings banks died at his home hero. He had long been prominent in connection with politics as Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
IL Will Stim Es UsefuI.

They h:,A a.1c,I that they were not meant f,r c,I"h ,,thor
 Here :- " nr ring. said the maiden Il supls~,c yuu will beStow it upon an- other girl u"w. ''
 Nu h9 replied
 "You don't mean that you will never again tv1,rIe eDgaged:" she asked, little w!,tfully
 Il don't mean that but just now l hope [" raise enough money on that ring to pay ruy hat months board bill - Pitt.hurg Chronicle Telegraph.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
Masked niehuaymen In Vermont.

ST, ALrANs. Vt May 1s.-While George HUntrrss uf Colchester was driving George l. Story uf Boston. q travelling salesman, tO the village of Essex Junction they were held up hy a masked highwayman, who presented a revolver and demanded money. Story omptird his pockets of small amount of money. and they were let go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
Now.

The le,at< gre vn the river: The tres arr all ahl,s1m; Through :hr ''IS.n factory windows Fl,r,tS the whirr.l3:, "f tll,' l,-rm; The lv ,.~ lr.rin { l.a. k for work: They II san ~. [ Jr' A hy!m: V, t.pn, will l,' iu clover When tE,' >UmsH, r tlme ha~ ,eanr.
 -Ev,.h .rt,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18

nIsTRICr OF WATERBURY, PROBATE D COURT. Map I6, 1893.
 Estate of Charles MArtSn. late of Water bury in said district. deceaaed.
 Upon the application of Ma'cus Hsllmadn. adm'r. nra'ing that an order be gTanled him to sell laad Belonging te said sstata as psr
 Ordered that said application be heard and determined at the Probate Ofice. in Water bury in said District. on the 20 day of May. A.. D. 1898. at 3 o'clock in the fore noon. and that notice be given of the pen deney of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing the same $ times in some newspaper having a circulation in said District.
 .... RoBKRT 4. LowK. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
striking Miner. Are Ds.perat..

COLUMBUS, O.. May 1s.-The miners near Alliance have resumed work at tho old scale, &t Dicksontown destitute men are begging of farmers and killing sheep and cattla
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
< < aterbmyFire Alarm

A V AASA4A&S
 LOCATION OF BOXES ;h~ f"uH~tnS .2e :hs Fsro Alsru sts.a, G''-. the nsw SSsoen:
 Rogers < DEn.' '' >>'- Bust Matt end Nisx=-. ssnsass c'i Ssst Man and EoleoSt mad. = CT H;gh sni Walnut streets. !6 T Asst Main and nefrE streets Cor Past Main and Cule stlcets. ,: t": Myth Elm and ktaSshury streaes {; \ rth Elm \ a-h xa.n aHS or,.
 ~+r,-ecS
 Ns -a:f rry MsnItSst,,-,aR sarolxnr. E'. N.'r1h EaiE ana North streess-
 tS' Buckingham and Cooke strseta C.. GI we and Prospect s:reess-
 ~ F',lsr!e -V"3Ge and Fine stree, G,a J.lns.,n and V Y-rarvirs st-eesz !r. Pistt B. s A Cr.
 :e-- .i -S L,..cs sonPsny E.OvsneS
 nIDt fact "TI'
 2 hang- Pls.Sr.
 ( West Nsin and Willow streets. = 'S-'S' Main and watertown ruao " >se ISI Railroad ssables = Waterbury Rrsss company . ,'.'r Ii' lar And Meadow streets = '-- 0rshL end Fiald streets sl-7 Cor Bank ard Meadow streesa SIS Randolph 0 OoweS' sl-a Plume & As~ood hAaufastzrirg com
 panY.' s-2-l Ne Hose Rouse. 5 Is Holmes. Beth HaydenRs . 3-I Cor Charles and Porter strssta. g 2-s Cor SimOns street and washinxtpn. { Cor South Main and Grand streosn. ca Cor South Main and Gay streets. ts Waterbury Watch company. fonei;ct & BurnhAm hAaufastnriP.
 company" ." Vaferi'l,ry Buckle eompany!s { 'N~r S'U;h Main and WashinRton sta SN~vtn Manufacturing company. E.. CNr Erenklin and Union strestA S @Sfer' uFy C9cck Co. lease factory i-' t'"r C.! hHd Mn streets : C0* I''e--y and River streekA - So H0Ss House.
 '. ssEtSVtr and Stone streseA. fV'' t-t+g- snf hagIn streets. $ S'- 2 t'''fe alley and Dabltn stree -s~s,~-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
Shs Had Her Own Way.

Have VI, heard from your daughter since Ahe started on her wedding tour? I. she haVpy:'
 Very mach .n Only think. in Ven ice Nlre .r'Ii''..snced to have her own way in everything, and ever since they left Roma shN han caT-r-iai ina prrsS ''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18
.As1clnll, man sues For Libel.

BI BIFFAIU. May lS. - Assomblyman SchocpIlin. still smarting under the i'm putati1n cast upon him by a brother legis latur that hu WAS sumehOw implicated with Assumhlyman Nachorun, the indict- cd mcmler of the late legislature has talk on counsel and expressed the purpose to institute a sui& for libel against senator CoiTry. tEo author of the imputation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-18

HOODS FILLS cure LAver His, BiIiousHssE, IndigsatAoR, Headache. . rA>AHa"t laxative. All Druggists.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29

The New Orleans States says:
Somebody in the North who has an
idea Of what is in John Shermsn's
book, thinks it does net contain the
best story of Webster and Clay.
Both were great money.makers, and
both were forever in the hardest
financial strsights. One day Clay
went to Webster and said; "Got
any money, Dan? / want $3.50"
FL was just going over to borrow
that amount from you," said Web
ster, al am dead broke" "Wonder
where we can raise in We need
$500 between us. They formed
themselves into committee of ways
and means, and after much thought,
evolved a plan. "CIay, ify'u will
make draft on me at thirty days,
the l will endorse it.and we can get
money at the bank I" The draft is in
q Washington bank at this day bear
ing both signatures. The two "old
boys" got the money. and the next
day were skirmishing around for
more.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29

plan. We have about fifteen hun
dred millions of money now in the
country, and people are complaining
about the scarcity Of it. Grover
PROPOSES to relieve tie famine by
destroying over one'fiih OF 1t
What brilliant idea Relieve a
money famine by destroying por-
ton of what remains Sound Non
ey.
The farmer who joins the "sound
meuey' crowd and demands bet
ter dollar should never seek for bet
ter prices for the products OF his
labor.-The People.
The Coxey Good Roads bill pro
vides Tor the employment Of men at
NOT LESS than $3.50 for common la
Dor and So so for teams per day OF
eight hours. This simply fixes the
minimum at these figures without
regulating wages where the demand
would make them higher. If this
system was put in vogue, manufact-
urers would be forced to compete
with public improvements in the
employment OF men, and they could
readily afford to do it-by reason OF
the increased demand there would
soon be for manufactured products
caused by the increased purchasing
power Of those finding steady en-
ployment, and hence wages would
naturally rise Sound Money.
More than 60, 900 Democrats in
Kentucky failed to go to the polls
at the late election. This shows
that the Democrats defeated their
own ticket. The Republican did
not increase their vote. Allowing
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29
COXEY'S TWICE A-WEEK.

Coxey comes out of the Ohio cam
paign with 52.675 votes, all increase
Of 37,lI2 over 1893 and $3.50 over
last year. His paper, Soul d Money,
reached circulation of $4,000
copies before election. and first dash
after the smoke of the battle clears
away he changes his weekly to
twice a. week, at same old price, 81
q year. First thing we know he
will be coming at us with a much
greater paper from Web Perfect
ing press and complete news service
You want Sound Money next year
by all means.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29
A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO EVERY
SUBSCRIBER OF THE AGI-
TATOR.

A. ~ A~'
The Farm Record of Indianapolis,
Indiana, is bright, hustling, wide
awake, sixteen page monthly jour-
nal published at so cents a year by
G. Vincent, formerly with tho Non
conformtst in Kansas, and it is
thoroughly alive to the needs OF the
farmers and full of sensible and
business-like suggestions as to how
the most can be made from farm life.
Most farm papers from the east have
little in common with our western
and southern people, and, moving
but little of our surroundings, they
do not reach tho point of making
themselves indispensable to the
farmer. This is not the case with
thc Form Record, for its editor was
reared in the west and spent last
summer here and is fully acquainted
with The peculiar position OF the
western and southern farmer. He
is also familiar in general way
with the needs of this class in all
parts of the country, having per-
4
sonally visited every agricultural
state in the union. But he is now
engaged in making a fight for the
farmer that should endear him to
every farm home The grain ring
has had iu operation a system Of
weighing which has docked very
large portion of your grain for years
past. Mr.. Vincent has probed that
ulcer and found cure for it. lie
has arranged with Chicago firm ia
handle the farmers grain without
any dockagc and all grain will be
weighed under state supervision
G.. S. Knipe, Of Arlington, S D
acting under the direction of the
Farm Record, sent carload OF
wheat to that market and saved 4
cents bushel. This is only one Of
hundreds You can save money
too, on any grain you may have te
sell this winter, and if you have n.i
a carload several can club together
You need the Farm Record to give
you full directions aud we will send
that paper one year free to every
subscriber that sends or pays us d
dnllar on subscription (either old OF
new during the next few weeks
This is the most valuable gift that
we can give you, for it will put you
in the way 10 save on your crop
money that has been going to the
grain ring. You cannot afford to
miss single copy and yon should
act quickly and avail yourselves o.
this unparalleled offer before it is
withdrawn. 1t is too good to last
long. Come slong and get your
Christmas gift.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29

Some believe that az the Populists
hold the balance Of power in the
United States senate, they will have
a voice in organizing that body, but
Il appears that the two old parties,
by order Of the money trust, will
unite and divide the Offices and
spoils.--Sledge-H Hammer.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29
BELIEVE AND LIVE:

nAvID WAYNE MARION sold guaranteed fOu
thousand no ties SWAMP ANGEL MEDICINE Out this large number OF pa
nen treated and using this wonderful preparations there av been ut two
shown demnm . h asn TWO pope and only I" as the DOCKS v"
OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND AND WARRANTED
'as above m "S%ss % sv ss
@ and r and e nG es ne medicine
ac the %o " any acids Angel a Medicine s o %s%o
an. By a 81 a has the s Sye % n
nj and The purchasers will and the
noNSUMPTIoN ASTHMA CATARRH
" Bro % Throat Troubles Coda all Bronchial
Snr ma s stir Swollen a Limbs s Saes T So
co 6@r f psns ss,F F%x cmp or any
a % ii S ; sS sw,mn s s s
en- e. s , saS S;S
r. ] lined Esi
Conan" will will S Womb Troubles o Fs%ae E HHsy and
~ "rp" d e,e ap S se nails on DEAFNESS f' directions 0 " are
nplNIoN EXPERTS
On December 49, 1898 DR. Herman Bgg beoogst Of the health
G Of NS York city Informed that body that SSnupC" was caused
On December H. Sos lie It'll Reports the health board d1 that Dr.
Therefore ss'S bugs simply
q cENCE THROUGH MICROSCOPE
u ndsncy these small microbes eating the live fiber and
warm blood DR. p man as with The naked worm in rose
TH only medicine s nature ina, tn n 81 9 70 i e a DISEASE
fhJ nOn REWARD WILL
DAVVV you GERM S@ @ Ss "O s O 'G wasp sS r S
s sss sSs %ses sa on
@ niche, or 0s more from s snmen a i on a sS'
% % qs % ts %%p
Your You" p ys on fire s csm%S .. o%
lar e the "iuhercl bac the moth the lungs
he FIRST CURE MADE
In Decn 1892 started from Florida die OF consumption
o. 1a 3e disease bad been slowly creeping for fifteen was k
pounds appetite ambition, special
i've IN my way South become acquainted with old Doctor with his he
using this medicine
Aana, this medicine
step ed Mr. Wright chief the
remembering extended hand He said
ikea don' This
u '" Marion, the 81
Indeed! ndeed!is
changed 70
oyourser Taking from 100 300 pof Angel Me
Mr. Brannan chill deliver 1amaliln
who sold did
& h had rented on Cherry stree Macon during 1892
policeman
swamp Angel Medicine He sd Surely the ~ho
dying that terrible and BILE Ia printing
My when passed midnight heard that cough said TO myself
what M,reph
was the Medicine" reader,
people who knew to-day
100 pounds have good aud acl and ambt
the life dis
ea don't delay hyou not dying Swamp Angel Medic fails
DEAFNESS CURED.
Ce Hte and Mary Caswe both Of Atlanta total deafness az
yer locoing for years Many cured can't thcm
U CURED
Theodore Fletcher medicine; spent
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29
A Wonderful Discovery A Disease Killer

.a S s. ns with the ms. after suffering Mr. H
'' s@ % " RI, H.
Mrey matt %.sss body
N, Kk Bacha,na a Ca Ca ono sss three
out as he Ss ' Is SsH a" o ' j ~ I h.
s %' S' one bottle swamp Any w Medicine n % s win
rSEass
s'sssa S,s %S@' ' v
Aess % Ss ss,s' w' % " "
fss, to s''
u.s. S @ E. '
.XiS ,%sls ;Sa I S; MEDICINE ne sd , especially
eE , up PIN After using swamp amp A"Es Nellie he @
Suffered R" Ts with ,,la s :j cured red % is &
T = s yi1f fsa Hs6 b" G1T AisisGs
nsna The s medical Ned s1p s7s1 s ne By % 2
z %ons with S sh% p VssI iT sf %ms" a S %
& s @ @S ds nd a s S%n s% 4 Medicine
~ n: REsiPELAs pIARRHEA AND COLO
r. sai's Ss'n %'ls's ss i %
s a%ssS $ nm 8
p. s%aS D. S S' and 1"1 ai
S% Ho nsn f h% % S'% %6
nss S" 5hd %%s had spp$ s
HER NAMES ARE MANY.
% 4 G0oTd Swa bed six months s,w @
Hs. H Mailing +. DS. T..
y years throat lung disease
months with walking
Cooper %cck yaood ali Atlanta cured
lis this remedy 1
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
S a
Dyspepsia and Indigestion This trouble is simply mta ion of the
and milk
mcrOscop Millions of bugs visible So with Dyspepsia indigestion and
juices failed
Angel Medicine immediate all fermentation the stomach kills
Atlanta 5. T. Timmons w. webb H.
Horribly w. G. Gibson, aud Atlanta alone.
The Retail DRUGGIST Say
bottles returned Cobb
Three hundred bottles Of Swamp Angel Medicine sold and guaranteed
thr like daisy perfect
C. D. sontad Of MDS oug Ca Sold one hundred 6sss OF
one bottle retu ned Bagwe Brothers Lawrenceve Co. Have sha
hundred bottles Medicine satisfaction
Brooks Ivy Coon Ca writes: Have sold hundrel bottles
Medicine
ar ned Capt Samuel PegL Atlanta Ga "tyeed with DR. Mt
september 1898 until February 1884, this sold 5O
Angel Medicine under staying nr weeko
ch ton n turned
81 EoRHAALEPJSTs.~o->~>>>>> g. FOR PISTs. But
THIS TICKET ENTITIES the HOLDER TO
.pint Swamp Angel Medicine $50 -
SPECIAL TO DEALERS
doz pts for 500
r.. $50
SWAMP ANGEL .MEDICINE CO..
WASHLHGTON, d. C..
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29
IT IS NOT so HARD AS IT SEEMS.

SrOCEW Ellis BhD by 1vcrr three 81
- splitting dialogues Laugh "a gov ID
Money land aud trGnnv nrt. s.Cd W rchen uueeJ
Warranted % make more Pul VI ats q .ne square
inch than anything la pfint IpiLis FOR Thinkers
knOoas The q. t. silis. GngsrnuEu' DTneith,p
Of Railroads pyriiyzae VA ~ &C ms "ichi n"
r'~,ls1, ~ I'D. tn-h = ~ -" his ..dte
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-11-29

The gold bug papers throughout
Kansas will find that the effect OF
the recent election had about that
same effect on the cause OF silver as
did the hanging of John Brown on
the abolitionists, from every section
of the state comes the clear and I'M
mistakable rumble showing that the
very prairie grass is alive with the
the sentiment in favor of remonetiza-
ton of silver and placing it just
where the constitution placed it,and
where it belongs, according to every
recent declaration of the Republi.
can and Democratic prates. Par
sons Independent.
Some Eighty politicians imagine
that eqnal suffrage is dead because
a majority of men voted against it in
this state. The question is Lot
settled. 1t is not dead, neither is it
dying. There must be equality be
fore the law before justice can be
done. Woman should be in posi-
ton to be just as independent fl
mau as man now is of woman
Equal suffrage will eventually win
because it is right.-Daily Co OPP.
orator
One thing the poor and people in
moderate circumstance here have
to be Thankful for. Our daughters
can find honorable, industrious hus-
bands. while the Vandrbilts aud thai
trash have to pick some disrrputab''
foreigner and hire Inn Ia MARI!
their daughters. The dir of Ame'i
ca is purer after such expectations
= ledGe Hammer
1t is claimed that the entire corn
and wheat crops OF this state can
not be sold for enough to pay the
interest on the obligation of The peo-
pie, yet some are making spread
eagle speeches about onr freedom.
Daily Co Operator.
What beats us is haw John j.
Ingalls, or j r. Burton expects to be
elected United States senator, with
Populist senate and house OF rep
resen,atives. Why, they would mt
touch either of them with tcn-foo,
, pole. Shawnee Independent.
What long head Grover has in
advising congress to destroy 327
millions of grecnbacks that do not
cost any interest aud issue the same
amount OF interest.bearing bonds
based upon the same property the
greenbacks are Sound Money.
When man goes to a bank and
deposits 800 the bank owes him the
money, but give no security for it.
! When another man borrows the
money he gives security for it and
pays interest. The hanks get the
interest aud gets rich by lending out
money, every dollar of which be-
longs to someone else. When the
bank does too much specializing and
breaks-up. the man who borrowed
the money is sure ~ have to pay
every cent, while the man who de
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