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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-28
JEWELERS.


EAMES Is. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Optician
- Comp etc stock of Watches diamonds
silverware. exc. Eyes examined and spectacles
properly lifted.
w EDMONDS. 532 Kansas Ave. Watches.
w Jewelry. Diamonds, and optical goods,
Watch repairing a speciality AL work war
ranted. No charge for testing the eyes.
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WANTED-HELP.

EXTANTED-A good girl for general house
w work. SIS North Quincy st.
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Beggs' German Salve.
Beggs' German SaIve.
Pa~ys' German Salve,

The greatest pile ointment in the
world. It cures where all others fan
A positive guarantee with every box
Cali for sample box. Sold by all drug
lists.
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REPAIR SHOPS.

II ARNhSS AND REPAIR WORK-Earness
Il and shoe shop; patent leather polish for
buggy tops; repairs i'll all kinds OF leather
goods; shoes haif Soled cheap. L. f. Hen der
son, III 1ttsE Sixth street.
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WTANTFD-Girl to know that we have
W few good places. Mrs. Evans' Employ
ment Bureau. COZ Kansas ave.
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"ANTFD - An educated stenographel
w would like position in Office or wou dc
Job work. Has one of the latest tvpewriterS
Terms reasonable. NJ. R. Journal office.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


4 RIGGS s. AXTELL, 20s west Sixth ave.
~ Can save money for those needing imple-
mentS. hardware. lawn mowers, Duggles, har-
ness, stoves. etc.
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LAuNDRIES

>~-~-~-~~~~-~-~0~~-~-~~o
A MEXICAN STEAM LAUNDRY. A C.
"A Keatng manager, 112 West Seventh ST.
Short time work a specially. Special pains
taken to insure the finest work. Telephone 34l.
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WANTED-Goo bicycle cheap for cash or
VIII trade parlor organ J II. B. JoIrnai.
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NJ AM : by gentleman. steam or furnace
~ heated room. within five blocks Of SANTA
Fe Offices Address y. L. &. care Journal
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4OR RENT-Unfurnished rooms for Ioh-
mouse keeping. Conveniences. 81 W 9TH 81.
FOE RENT.--Nicey furnished rooms with
= board. GA Jefferson. VII"
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

6OO = AMI S6OESs
~~~-~-~0~@~~~-~-~-~1o-~-~
~ rect styles in high grade shoes at popular
prices.
w, N. KIETZMAN, 416 Kansas ave. boots
W and shoes. Also ladies'. mems and
children'S slippers and rubber goods. Best
bargains in the city by far.
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d OBERT MOOD III W. Sixth ave- Plumb
Ia Ing. gas fitting. steam and hot water heat
ing. a large assortment OF gas fixtures Both
Le.ephOnes No. ISL.
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CHEAHAN 4 son, 1913 East Seventh stree:
- Contractors for Plumbing and heating We
guarantee satisfactory work and moderate
prices. Tel 5O7.
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FuMP SHOP.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

N.~.0~7~N-o@.- ~-1@~o-o-0~~~0-~-o-o0N
L . and kind 10 suit investors always on hand.
Prompt money. lowest rates 10 borrow on cen
trail. city, or farm properties.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~@~-@--~~>~---~-~---~-~O-O
WATT Horse and buggy for its keep.
W Light work. K. Evans. gen. delivery,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

o-o-~-~-c~-~~~-~@~-@-0~
DAE4IES wishing safe and paying invest
Il me t for the money, call at once on ). NJ
Wood & Co.. 534 Kansas avenue.
RIONEY LOANED ON horses. pianos, house.
w hold goods and al kinds of cha.tel securi-
ties. L. Blscoe 52s Kansas avenue, room 3.
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MEAT MARKETS.

MEMS HATTERS C. OUTFITTERS
AZ brated ~ oumanS hats. Suits to order.
Fine neck wear a specially. Look at our line
OF JCc ties.
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WANTEp-Sto TO winter bv the montI,
Horses So. cattle 81 Ver month Plenty
water, iced and salt; miles southwest OF 10
peka. j. R. Taylor. Topeka. Kan.
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PLATING G MACHINE WORKS.


~ nickel plating and machine works. Brass
work. B4cycie repairing. enameIing, brass pol
lshlng. safes locks and repairing,
The broad ax., 1895-08-31
J. W. WHITEHEAD, JR., FOR
STATE TREASURER.

]. W. Whitehead, Jr., the present
treasurer of our Territory, has the
confidence of all classes of our citi
zens throughout the Territory, and
being an honest upright business
man and thoroughly capable in
every way to fill the Office of State
treasurer. The BkoAD Ak takes
great pleasure in presenting this
gentleman's name as our candidate
for the Office of State treasurer.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

TIE weather was in perfect keep
ing with the occasion on Republi-
can day at Saltair-all wind and
bluster.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

VINO stands for the working man
on the Republican Legislative ticket?
Don't all stand up at once Ladies
and gentlemen"
The broad ax., 1895-08-31
How do you like the BRoAD AK?

How do you like the BRoAD Axp
STUDY both sides of the political
questions, and then vote your
honest sentiments.
TIE voice of the candidate is
now heard on the street, "will you
have a cigari"
NEARLY all the Republican law
yers in the city are tumbling over
each other for a judgeship. Oh
what difference in the morning
after the convention.
EVERY citizen in Salt Lake City
should buy their coal from ]. w.
Whitehead, Jr., 38 West, Second
South Street, Telephone COS, as he
is the dealer who. brought the COM
bine off their perch.
That eminent English divine,
George Whitefeld, approved of the
African slave trade, on the ground
that it transported the negro
heather to the influence Of Christ
ianity in America. 1t is presumed
the same logic was appealed to by
the Republican leaders of the third
precinct, when they raided the
dives of South Temple street to OBJ
tain the votes of harlots at their
primary election. Verify, a home
for fallen women has been estab-
lished.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

DID you notice there was an
"O-queer'feeling in the Republican
county convention?
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

TIE late Republican county
convention, which nominated theiI
candidates for the State Legislature,
failed to put the following resolu-
tion in their platform, viz: awe
point with pride to the record OF
the last Republican Legislature, and
commend its memory to the con-
science of the people" The COM
mittee on resolutions certainly
jumped cog in this particular. 1t
should have been inserted, but it
was not there, or else our optics
have deceived US. Will the argus
please copy?
The hopes and ambitions of a
score of Republican office-seekers
faded into an "iridescent dream"
at the late county convention, and
heartaches and regrets, like autumn
leaves, are a sound of woe on our
streets. There are many more to
follow, and before this midsummer
madness is over, the ofBce.seeking
"bee" will have flown to the desert.
Poor fellows, you have our SYM
pathyi but after all you are more
fortunate than the other fellows
who will wall and gnash their
teeth when they hear from the
people next November. The Repub-
lican majorities in Utah this fall
will be as scarce as seals in Great
Salt Lake, or a Salt Lake policeman
At a fight.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31
CHIPS.

READ this paper and hand it to
your friend.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31
The Broad AK
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Wni promulgate and at all times uphold
the true principles of Democracy, but
farmers, Catholics, Protestants, Knights
Of Labor, Infidels, Mormons, Republicans
Priests, or any one else can have their say,
50 long as their language Is proper and
responsibility is fixed.
TIE BROAD Ak Is q newspaper whose
platform Is broad enough for all, ever
claiming the editorial right to speak its
own mind.
Local communications will have atten-
tion; write only on one side of the paper.
SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year, 500.
Six Months, Loo.
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One Thousand, 1000.
Single Copies, %.
Advertising rates made known on appli-
cation.
81 Address all Communications to
THE BROAD AK.
66 Main Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
JULIUS r. TAYLOR,
PUBLISHER AND EDITOR.
Entered at Post Office as second-elass
matter.
HuJDS
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

On yes, the Republicans are
great friends of the eolored man.
Bruce Johnson can affirm to this,
as shown by his race for legislature
honors. Bruce has been a faithful
newer of wood and drawer of water
in the g. o. p, but when it comes
to climbing up the ladder of fame,
he is called down. The colored
man is good enough for a "vote
catcher" but when it comes to
catching an Office he is overlooked.
Do you "catch On9"
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

A WOMAN in the chair, lawyers,
and lawyers, wives in the legisla-
ture, a millionaire in the U. S.
Senate, and the colored man in the
soup,
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

THE DIAMOND CoAL-is the best in
the market, less SCOT, no clinkers,
more heat. ]. w. Whitehead, Jr.,
agent ,38 West, Second South Street,
Telephone COS.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

Ir is easier for the Salt Lake
police to catch horse thief in City
Greek Canyon, than for e colored
man to catch an Office in a Repub-
hcan convention. Either can get
close enough to see the object of
their ambition, but then it slips
away like the proverbial Irishman's
flea.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

JOHN LU is kicker. He should
train with the colored Republican
Office seeker they feel pleasant
when they get turned down, as it
has gone that way so long that
they like it.
The broad ax., 1895-08-31

TIE voice of the candidate j
now heard on the street, "will yol
have a cigarr"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

all It's talk about TRUSTS" is the veriest
nonsense and rot that can be uttered. IL
Is railing at Trusts" bat Is really al
ticking the principle OF industrial cor
poiaticns.
What II really means to say is that an
industrial corr Grafton ought not 10 be al
lowed TO get rich. Now we say on
the contrary. that individuals. when
~ era ting alone. should be permitted ana
encouraged TO acquire all the property
that they lawfully can. that individuals.
when acting together as mercantile
partnership. should be allowed % 30 the
81 me thing. and that when those irdi-
viduals prefer 20 put their resources into
the form Of a chartered corporation, IN
order that their liabilities may bee linz
tied. they should equally be allowed ana
encouraged 10 get just as rich as they
can, so long as they confine themselves
10 the powers that have been conierr d
upon them by their charter. The Times
believes that all men are benefited by
the progress of some, and The Times
will never consent TO hamper ana abriIse
the lawful Accommodations Of any COM
Germ merely because it is Immensely
successful ard increases daily in its
wealth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

lions In newspaper than 20 ascertain
facts. roport them properly. and point the
consequences Of wrong-do'ng. We don't
know them Bui such a course Is most
Objectionable TO ,hc vicious elements OF
our population. or az things. they wish
the truth TO be suppressed. and so are
combining and considering some way 10
down" The Times.
While 81 will be interesting TO see who
Will Join the as.auiting party, we feel no
concern about the attack. Even an
army Of bats cannot stand the highland
there are not enough Of these gentry
who love darkness rather than light be-
cause their deeds are evil" 10 make an
army-but we promise them plenty Of
light. Public opinion is the foundation
OF our institutions. We will stand by
the public opinion OF Richmond on our
position ia tits matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

ed her that It would - necessary ,, 70
take ether. and Or Sierly was sui'i'''"
ei 20 administer the drug. a-a
The sixteen teeth were extra, Co. 80, 90
immediately following the OPERATOR tig y,
was a violent flow OK blood rms Ms, lss
dentist seemed unable 10 STOP ' l,.,s
siwors Vas taken no her room and put
to bed The hemorrhage continued, III III
three hours later Dr. Steriy We. $500
I'm 10 see her lie said the now oi .'oe ,,
couid not be stopped So u "eht Vl
until S o'clock tn the evening. When ,l, n,.
Bf0ekhHi was summoned re 'i'ol,-,'ii-
Cd Miss Sim0ns to Doe in dyihe, oi,.I
ton The hamOrrhage was nor ci,,
AMI two hours later the ,g.ri ,N .ssnl,s Of
his orerIfior. Or johnson SAID ll.~
Miss s'mons was subject 20 violent he ems
rhaces 0f the nose, and thar leI y he
wero Boo "a spougr condition oMinb W tr,+
decay of Dor teeth. he said ne u, I'M
know she was victim 20 nose IN,
until after Doc had done the optia..l''ii' fl
otherwise De wouldn't have eAlIa','" '''3
frafn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

ro the Editor OF The Times.
~ir-As Ulrletor-in-Ctafse " The VIZ
GINA Hospital. II affords me pieasar lo
>av chat the GermaH-Amfri' an Lanes
Ala Association of the Nrsinld ho7pl,al
has been of great assistance io ..t
Ladies Auxiliary. They have come ID lNr
assistance OF our ladies lu efris l"ii.
.hry have undertaken, particularly lu
the Dxcurs.0u 900 july 4tA. Tor without
them 90 not know what $50 woait Aate
done. both m tae sllo of tickets and as-
...tare. rendered on tls boat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
The following letter
was written several
years ago, SO COM
pletely covers the
ground that we pub
lish it il full.

FROM REV TAIL" -LL NcCORKLE.
Lyucu.lIs. Aa.
Your "segen Springs Iron ana Alum
Mass has. under Providence. been 500.
blessing t1 me that ] cheer.uuy AID
my testimony 10 MS virtues. / haI -4r-
i-leI Hlll Dyspepsia for several years
While i0 the discharge OF ministerial
duties it assumed us worst i0rm anal
finally produced temporary lelrlm
threatening fO lefnrane fle reason. l..s
continued at intervals for four or n.a
had begun 20 despair OF ever hnlai
"a remedy for DDS malaly ! was induced
90 try the "lron and Alum Mass" ana
procured IL bottle from your agents.
George 49, May g. co.. of stanton. "a.
Before the INST bottle was exhausted 4
found my aeaith of body aut mill srsaf-
lv improved. ] continued lt- 1850. follow
l1g diFee Ions. GHfIl returning health n's
crowned my efforts aud satisfied me ot
flr efficacy cf fhla +H eIirlr rrw .if
] now Wrl-l ID pounds. aul lm iu tNr
fun enjoyment of aN my faculties. ! '.t-
tribute my restoration to lle use of the
seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass
Very truly yours,
HAFU..Lf'T. N.HITrrT.H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

\ Woman, Fatal bleeding After Having
.l.Le.m Innth rmIInl.

READING PA- July i0-Death came
swiftly 10 Miss Hannah slmDas as the
result OF having her teeth extracted. She
biel 20 death. and the coroner U.s. c0nsid-
cring the alylsabiuty OK holding an iu-
quest
she said frequently she was afraid 70
have the teeth extracted. as she thought
the operation would Kill beg. Miss simons
repeated this apprehension as she drop
ped into Dr. H l.. Johuson's dentist
chair sun lay. Aiss Sim0us Nas employ ea
ass cook in the Hotel Penn cafe With
thre. girl friends she went 20 Dentist
Johnson S office about noon. She inform
ed the tooth extractor that she had
sixteen troublesome teeth, ana she want
al them all pulled. DR.. Johnson says
he advised Miss Simons 20 have but eight
extracted AZ one time. lie also inform
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

Thu following cases We're disposed OF
in The Police Court yesterday.
~ =. billiard was sent 10 jail Tor
sixty days. ia default II SOD esurity. for
being GrGnk.
Il. g. Pope charged with being
fugitive from justice from Isle OF Wight
county. where 10 is claimed. be commit
tel a robbery, had bis case continued
until to-day.
Rosetta ST. clair and Eliza Scott. coli
ored We're fined $50 each for ass dultins
and beating Resale -. Clair.
Fannie Monroe and Eliza Morris, col
ored. were fined $50 each Tor having
q fight on the street.
T.. hughes and +. Mckeeves were
charged with assauliing ana beating
Simon Pope. Their case was dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
Is II POSSIBLE TOR THE JOURNAL
OF COMMERCE TO LEARN?

Tho .7.-,,.,.. e. Tho h.e,hoo Of the
N.w YORK Journal of Commerce I'm two
or three articles which its vagaries cali
ca ont from us ve gave 10 some of the
sound rrinripios which relate 10 the matt
,,~ and .,.s. have, so s4tonrgcl if. that.
with. unable to comnrohanl them. il is
.,..ts,.ti... ,.f.rrin,, g., thorn Its refer
eseos 100 are always connected with
offensive slurs mon This Journal. Al one
tfra.. IL snake ~ ,rho Times as "hoidina, "a
hrf.f for the American Tobacco Com-
,..,,r 49,. at once tol8 tho Journal OF
commerce that no interest i'm or oonncc-
tom NJ any sort with the American TO-
h.cco couranv had insured its opinions.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
THE DECADENCE OF PUBLIC MORALS
IN TIE STATE.

THE DECADINCE OF PUBLIC MORALS
IN TIE STATE.
Hardly a day passes without furnishing
evidence that corruption has spread so
widely through the various ranks OF pub
Die service in this State that when new
disclosure occurs men simply pause and
ask. Who viii DE ncXt3 This public
dogenera ton is not scon in the misappio-
piauon OF public funds alone. Public OIL
GERS are coming to look upon their places
as Observation-Disclosures for niing their prl-
vate purses. and q school is growing Nl
in the community that uuoiushineis taxes
the side OF fclons and laW-orcakefs' ana
is ready with excuses for them and active
WORKS in their aid and assistance We
are rapidly drifting here ip Virginia 40
"a condition Of things as bad as "Aat
exists in the new state OF Wasninslo'i'
where. Mr Wise stated ln the Massey
Pilot suit last Monday. that The Lieut.
tonant-Govcrror of the State had been
am active participant ia an attempt 10
bride.
All this is an entirely new order or
things to the people OF Virginia Dnin
recently corrupt or improper conduct on
,,,a ,.ar, 80 r,,iii, officers was rare
occurrence here. but it is now SO COM
mon as 20 excite 30 surprise. u is not
too much to say that the people have
come TO expect IT,
IL has an grown out Of the new order
80 -,l,ti.s which we have drifted into
si,.o 1872 We can saw with absolute
.........., .t.t onr rolifi.s were pure
.,.. ,,,,l.,... .,o,.i,,o and fn. abb
rl.,..,,. .-,-,.,e If IL is the fact that Malone
..r,i,a tna state I'm 1873. the election
..ttlt, nro,.b+ him into power. hy lhe
- 49,. 10 our -rasenf politics had
.'..l...,t,.a then ba would not have had
-t.,.., ~ d, .ta,ro q, carry trat elcc-
., ia .,,,-.a1 8, le.ailee ogr elections
.,'.., t.,,.s. and we allowed every
.... Odd. vote and wee ,ognfed
....... ,..., .s .i,. ,.,..o,. intended
.,,,,.of
$1,000. 80, ,.,. . ,.o,.er,rnent that was
- ..l,,t..1 leaders
80 ...f,.... ,,e~e fts.,f-
.t..,,. 3D.. ,.,.~ttr,,, and
,s., '-.,,,,,..,.. +h. l,emenfs az She
'' ,,s.i.., ,..,.. Introduced
''" ,,,t.,,o.s ,o,ernr,,r+
,.,,,..i.,.. overthrow bit 81
..t.tf.,,-l,,. v.ni.h SOC
VIZ, .,... ,o.ri, ,rhat result was Soc
~. a.. brave and energetic up-
NIL, -..o,i. char FELT itself
', 1i.t,,....l l,- the disc
.tt., ,r.tone had estate
III ,t.. ..,5s ~ rho reyy
l1li''' INV 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
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Observation-Disclosures
BOYS SHIRT-W WAISTS.

To-day we offer our entire stock
Of the famous DoUnLE-NE SHIRT
WAIST at special prices to close
out. This make of Shirt-Nmst
has no superior for tit aud wear.
They are made with belt and
attachments for supporting the
pants aud undor-drawels. thus
doing away with the mderwai-t
They come In Plain White and
m White Grounds with Sma..
Colored Figures.
The Plain White are n s.z.s B. g. q. aa
syesrs and iAo Figure ARE Iu lie, irom
40 30 years. The regular pr0e OBJ I rae
Waists j. -fZl for White n.d p Dos
rured. TOMORROW we sill give you
ch cs 0l the entire .at 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

Spain"
The Durango Democrat. Colorado
journal. which had been one Of the moist
est boomers OF free-silver coinage, came
out with remarkable editorial IN a re-
cent issue. headed. "A Confession Nrung
from Conscience" which declares that
Kentucky's utterance FOR sound money
Sounds the knell Of the silver humbug'
and much more TO the same effect. Sure
ly there's balm IN Gncad.
A two-story house was stolen in a New
Jersey town. The thieves left clue
behind IN the foundations. and 50 were
tracked. though the stolen property was
not recovered.
Tho Russian royal family are having
a hard time lodging the Nihinsts. An
other plot against the life OF the car
has been unearthed by the s.. Petersburg
police.
The Christian Endeavorers have taken
possession OF tie town where they cele-
brate the Fourth OF July with riots. Mis-
sionary work should De the order.
Dr. Dopew sailed for Europe yesterday
IN quest Of bis usual midsummer rest.
Derews capacity for rest is one OF his
most pronounced characteristics.
Professor Garner says monkeys can
talk. but they can't think II this IS es-
tablshed. the thin ranks OF the free
snver.tes VIII be strengthened.
Now that The trenchant pen Of Huxley
The great controycrslallst. has tcen for
ever stoppel. TO number Of people who
refute him are legion.
The Rosehery Ministry. which has just
gone to pieces was the thirteenth Parlia-
mcnt under Queen Victoria. Gladstone
was too smart for the trap.
The Democrats have carried Annapolis.
Md. There is 200 limit 10 the Democracy g
capacity for carrying. There is always
room for one more.
Th, silver craze is 'n extrem's. and the
undcrta zcrs are impatient. Even the
Mormons have done away with tie i5-to-
/ idea.
white-wingel Peace hovcrs once more
over the erstwhHe disconlant herds Of
Elks. Together We stand, divided We