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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
WILL THERED NAN REGAIN
H|SLOST DOMINION.

is removed. Ard yet. like other people.
these Indians need the constant care OF
religious teachers. think the Indian
human nature is just like that OF the
rest Of tho human family In my exper-
fence. for example. with the Kiowa IT,
dams, where We have two hundred con-
verss. ! do not believe there have been
two per cent. that ever had 10 b. discip-
lined for failure 10 live consistent Chris
tan lives
"Of course. they arc not received into
our churches until they give evidence
Of individual regeneration. The constant
wonder with me is that they do as we'll
as they do. when we consider that II Is
but "a few years since they first heard %
the gospel i'm It's simplicity. I believe
there Is less disposition to back-slids
among the Indians, than among the white
converts.
The influence OF the missionary is
f'"vr fn htrf-r' deterrent directions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

was 100000 tons. last year IL was 3d.
100000.
But compared with these Increases
large as some OF them are. the growth
~ Cleveland as the chief lake port ~
the United states has been almost phe-
nomcnaL ln the year 1851 the tonnage
of tho port OF Cleveland was lZ5o1.o"'
last wear it was 30000000. and there -
every indication that this increase. based
on geographical grounds. has come 10
STAY The position OF Cleveland as a ship
ping port IS certainly remarkable. II -
n shipping centre for bituminous coal II
Is tho receiving point for the largest snare
OF the iron and lumber of Michigan. ana
II furnishes a safe and excellent haroor
Tor vessels OF all sizes. The commerce or
,he great. northern lakes is largely IN the
hands OF Americans. and the pronts ars-
ING from the business are increasing year
by ycar-Ncw York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

not connected with non-roservation
schools.
THE chief characteristic Of the Amer
lean Indians, IN my opinion, Is their in
tense love for their children. This
amounts. in most instances To a gem
uine passion. Parents have been known
TO go without many OF the actual ncces-
stiles Of life and even without food, i'm
order to provide some temporary amuse-
ment for, or CRAFTY some wish OF. their
children
They know little Of the art Of caring
for their children and thousands there
fore die in infancy, especially among
the Kiowa Indians. who have been a
very fierce and war-like people and are,
I'm my judgment. among the finest speci-
mems OF the American Indian 20 be found.
The habit OF gashing the flesh OF the
breast and arms. cutting Off or pulling
out the hair cutting OF or biting or
joints of their fingers in their nre"f e0'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Enthusiastically Answered

I'ive-year-old Dickey had been instruct
ed that whenever he wanted anything he
should pray for it..
H. had prayed long and earnestly for
bicycle hut his father thinking him
too young 10 ride one had bought him "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
The VilIge Choir.

Members OF a rustic congregation were
heard by "city chap while on a visit
TO his country cousin. Justify proclaming
their defiance Of the decalogue in Il love
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

RHEUMATISM Is due 20 Tactic acid In
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla reutral-
izes the acid and completely cures the
aches and palms OF rheumatism. els sure
10 get Hood $.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Enough for One.

Rapturous Youth-Darling. my salary
Is SCI "A week DO you think you could
live on that2
His Afianced-Why. yes. George. can
get along on that But whatll you 1.-Two
on2''-ChicagO Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

HOODS PILLS are easy 20 take. easy
20 operate Cure Indigestion. bil!oasneSs>
DC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

Ice-Yachting Not Dangerous.
The danger Of ice-yachting has been
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11
cages Weaiafeiten.
= | q n b.

- Ser 8unbesienat bat Bic grnen.
nung bon g. 8. @iebre@t BON Ga
Strange sum 8unbesmarf1all fur ben
.uehIi6en Ditrift BON Seras beiidtiat,
- Ser &eprdlentant 2anham bon
8egas bat i'm &eprdlentantenbanle eine
Bin etagebra6t, burd tpeIde ber Bird.
fbent autorifrt iuerben folI, mod ei.
men 8unbesbifiriftridter ftir Seras su
ernennen.
- Der bonn prdfibeaten McRinlep
gum gpecialcommiRdr Der Ser. 5taa'
ten fiir bic partier WeltousaeQuna
bon 1900 ernannte Maior Moies g.
6anbp III tn Ausufta, Georgia, na6
ldngerer 3rantbeit, bic er fib in paris
3u9e3oseu bate, eeltorben.
- SIN Stem Oorter 9taatssutbt.
banfe su Sing Sing wurbe Der Nege1
0ableD Southerlanb. ber I'M porigen
Wdrs feine @eliebte ermorbet bate,
Durb glettr0tdtion bingeri1tet. 1880
Bolts Derri9teien In 3tpei ober orei
Minuteg bas @ernidtungspert.
Ote Nnbdnger Der 6ilberfrei.
prdgung tnerbea tpenig erfreut Iein
tiber ben 8eridt bes Direfturs preitou
bon Der Der. Staten Minae, lpelder
befaat, bob I'm beraoHenen Sabre auf
BEN ganSen @rbbau Gol5 sunt Betraae
BON nidt iuetiiger ole $34O, 900. 900
getronnen Durbe, I'm beinabe aDanaia
procent mebr. als i'm Sabre 1896.
Die 8eb6lterung ber @rbe uimm!
bur6fdnittli6 iebes sfabr nm etiua Elm
Yroaent au Mnh ba Die Bermebrune
ees Golbes atnan3ig proaeui betr6st,
10 tft ohenbar seine llria9e bor banbeu,
lt@ barhber aopfiAmersen 3u MAIDEN.
TOO Id 3ufunft bic 3unebmenbe BeD6ls
terung bic aDtbigen @irtnlationsmiiteI
bernetmen fol. Sid aaf bic pI1ne
Der 8elbberi6le0terer ein5ulafen unb
anr germebrung zines entne,taeten
Wetaaes au entfdIieBen. liest burd].
aus tein @runb Dor.
- Sm Sabre 1897 belief bic @e,
tamnit3abl ber 8anEerotte Ia ben Ser.
Stoaten l3,099, b. b. tber 1000 tpeui.
ger OILS TN Sabre 1896.
- Sn 2pHu, Maf., fiarb Seth ..
2rtp. befen aablreide grfiabungen
out bem gebiete Der Mai6inen ftir bic
STANDARDIZATION eiue boIIadnbige llm'
tpdlsung berDorgerufen baben.
= Die 3ebamme Wad, bic Inn bori.
gen Sommer In 8emeinfhaft nit ib.
rem Siebbaber Martin Sborn ben
MaR Reur @uIbeniupps ermorbet bate,
bic bann aber als 5taatsseusin 9eaeu
tbren Mttf6ulbigen anf9etreien mar,
lpnrbe feht In New Norf 3u Is Sabren
3u9thaus uerurtbeili, Dur1 quite
Gtibtung faun He ibrsn Gtraftermiu
auf 10 Sabre rebueiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11
Wbitebau Sermiuas.
yfene Ginfabrt nad gtem gort uia
y. 4 .. g. 8. &'p.-ltne
errei6te SSaciIitdten.

Wbitsbaa Serminns, bic neue Gin.
fabrt nod Nem Oort, bic am Montag
ben 19. Suli bia Der Baltimore, Obio
uno 9ibweitliben 8abn erDffnet
tpurbe. 1T bic selegeafe Station naG
allen Sbeilen ber Stabt New Nort unb
groDfIpn. 9ieier Serminus ijf an
Der South Jerrp, 6fili9 BON Der Bat,
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemieIben
9ad)e perben gerbinbungen gemadt
nit ben 3asea ber 3neiten, Sritten,
Se6ften unb Neunten Ibenue Sod.
babn; nit benen ber Broabmap, Go
lumbuS uub 2eTinyton Noenue @abeI.
liuien; On= unb WeIiieite 3ingbabs
men Der pferbebabnIinien; South.
Jerrp; Staten Sslanb Gerrp; 6amtl.
ton Moenue uub 80. @traBe (Broofs
lpn) Gerrp.
&auft Cure 8ideis na6 geew 0ors
itber bic 9. & 8. 9. %. a'n unb }br
entgebt alien unbeauemIibtsiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11

Grouermaga3in einIam seiuoroen unb
menn mD9lib nod oiilterer ais friiber.
Seet tommt 2lennden angebiipft uno
sibt Der DIANA" einen Sup. pdbrenb
lie Ser rs5ante" nur bic Sanb reidt.
ueber pier5ebn Gage foil SOdseit iein
uno oann gebt's melt fort.
yBierunoslpan8is Stunben i'll Der
Giienbabn!"
9ie iast bas NIT einem ausbrud,
als oh bic Giienbabnfabrt BON pier>
un65man3ig Stunben Der UlanSpunft
ibrer 3ufunft iei, aber bic Iante oers
giftet bieie Sreuoe 0ur9 einen fur3en
4eri6t iiber bic Ni53aer Weiiequalen.
Der SuItisratb unb Nbrabam uaren
ebeufalls 3u benz Seite einselaben,
aber bic sbipeienbeit Der @ebeimz
rdtbin unb ibres ebrenpertben gobnes
ua6ten ibr Grl9einen trok Nenn6ens
9itten unmSslid. 9einem Meni6en
In Der Welt wiiroe ibr 8apa bette 70
eanfbar bic Sanb serei9t baben ais
benz 8etter un6 8eI6iiter ieines 9enn>
6eus, unb lie mar gang unslidli6,
bas Der Suiti5ratb tire 8itte abi6las
gen mubte.
Die @rbolunssfabrt nad bem ion.
nisen Siioen bate nidt inn unb ni6t
Gbrabam sebolfen. ais in 2ugano Der
Brief aenndens fam nit Der gtn3eiee
ibrer gerlObuns, traf i'm bic etpaS
allSurafde Siadri9t Sod elm weni9
bart, auf's 906lte aber mar ct eritaunt
gewefen, ais bic Wlittbeiluns BON Der
Mdllionenerbidaft eintraf. gn Der
mdre nun au6 er als @atte aenn6enS
betheilist seueien.
(Sortietun8 folat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11
3eutI9e Nderban 8plpnieu IL
OF sMfrifa?

Gin b69it intereHanteS uub bebeuts
flames @atmDrtidreiben iiberianbte
Der 8ouberneur bon DeutG6 OHs
Ifrifa. General 2isbert, auf eiuea
briefIi6en GruB Der Abt6eilung iranf.
furt a. b. .. ber 9euti9en Solo,
hal @efeui9aft aug Sringa In
ubebe, benz mir folgenbes entnebmen: I:
nS6 babe bier eegen ben Quana su
Gelbe sieben mtlfen; leiber if berielbe
ni6t 3u fangen In benz unglaubIi9 ftei.
len unb bi6tbemalbeten 8ebirqSIanbe.
Daflr babe i'd bier Elm Nen Deutf9.
lanb gefuaben, elm DorBasli6es Qns
iiebeluu9Sgebiet, 1900 bis 2000 Meter
isber See, nit europdiidlem &Iima unb
europdif6en Wirtbf6aftsberbdItniFsn
ausenbIidlid ifi es bier bitter taIt,
man friert, Iobalb fi9 bic Some Der.
ftedt. 0ier Diro fn Der beuti1e Bauer
luobl fabIen unb nit Bergniigen ieIbit
arbeiten, ba ber frdfti9e Yoben bic
Qrbeit IObnt unb fd6uer YiebHanb
WobIifaub beripribt. edge bies ubebe
OIL Der &hfs, 10 wtrbe es ltbon felt 200
Sabreu en9IiIbe sfOlDnie unb BON ben
Gngldnbern befiebelt morbsH isin. Mei'
ne Gorge iOl iebt fi9 barnuf ri6teu,
CUTE @aHerberbinbnug anF ben Ra.
fibii.ulanga bersufellen. Tim bic biers
Der tOmmenoen ginpanberer unmittel,
bar bis OIL bic Serge gu bef6rbern.
SD wtini9te, itb t6unte In Seuti1laab
peri6nli9 fir bic Au8munberuns hier.
Der wirten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11
@riefe an psn 99etbnae,tsma,t1t.

Sa, es giebt bod nod Rinber, unt
omar in @roB sNem'Oort. vgine ber
broaigfen grfdeinungeu," i6reibt ur.
ban an bic y 8. 3tg." In Netpart. r3u
Weibnadten iinb bic 3abIreiben 8riefe,
| lpeI6e bel bem bieftgeu Yofamt ein.
geben un5 uno unbefea5ar fub, tpeil
iDre NorefIe 5anta Claus iif, Die Mb-
ienber fiHo tleine Sfinber. Am Sage
Dor Weibna6teu erbieIt bas poHamt
ni6t ueniger aIs $50 foI9er 8riefe.
Diefelben trugeG Dte nuuberfamfieu
9lbreRen, tpie 3. g.. 9eor olb Santa
Claus, 8reenlanb," ober npDor olb
Santa Claus, ScelaHb," ober v5anta
Claus, glortb POIe". @iner Der mai.
ben 4bienber bate borf6tsbolber in
Der @de liuts oben auf bem 8riefum.
fblag bic Mobnung angegebeu: n156
near Central Part near tbe riper
below ibe bridge UP near Gorbbam
glep Oorf @itb." 9ie borf6rifts,
mdBig gei6lOfenen 8riefe seben nod
Der nSeab Setter Office in Waib,
ington. aber biele bat bic finblit6e
llaf@ulb niGt einmaI geidloRen unb
bieIe mer6en bon ben Geamten geleien.
Da min elm 4nabe Elm re6t bttbi1es
Bicpcle. Sin anberes ainb whni9t
f9 eine ueue 8rommeI NIT ber 8e.
gran5ung ptbat tie OLD brum
moulba't brum." Gin Sunge i1reibt:
v5anta @laus, gsq,, 2aplanb. Sd
m69te einen grOBen g1preBmasen.
5erner m6bte i'd eine 3tese unb einen
tleinen 0uAb. e5ieb' su, baB Su cine
i6uar8e 3iege betOmmf. gergiB
ni6t, bic Helne mit5uienoen. Gin
tleines Mdbden f6reibt; n2ieber
Santa: Sd bOffe, Ou uirft mid
ui6t OergeRen. NBir fnb neuIi@ ums
se3oaen, begeb' aIfo teineu Srrtbum
tn Der 0ausnummer. Sd m69te eine
srObe puppe nit bepe9!i6en 4usen,
eiaen aii9enofen uM0 eiuise tleine
86pfe unb Pfannen." Gin anberer
Brief ber abreiftrt mar: ,santa
Claus, SobOten, @briftmas poh 81.
fice", lautete: n2ieber gaata. Wars
beft Su mir bieQsibt cine pifole fen.
ben, iopie eine 2uftflinte, eiaen grs
preBDagea unb cine pfeiFe fur 5eifen.
blaieu. Mutter tpiiai6t R6 elm
8ai9brsit. papa faat. er min sar
M9ts." Die sraBe MebrsabI bieler
8riefe au ben aamd6tigen Wei5na9ts.
mann lit oAne 8riefmarten, mas ia
aud nidt uerwunberif6 lit. unb bic I
9inber ber steibeR stauben an bic
Numa9t 6es guten Claus 10 gut, pie
oieienigen Der armen. @s giebt alfo |
bod nod &tHber, bon Der riibrenben |
uni6uIb unb barmlefen @Idubisfeit,
welde benz ainbe ieinen 3auber Der. j
leiben. Sas 1T bpppeIt trbfli9 serabe
bier BEL uug, too bic Ginbli9ftit Der
Sugenb etipas 10 itberaus SeIteueS III |
unb frdber al6 anberspo 3erli6rt mirb. |
SaB bies unier beutf9er Weibna1tss ,
mann fertig gebradt bot, bardber |
biirfen mir 8eutiben uus befonbers
freuea".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11

- 3aS ,,S oaes = a r".Sier tn
etn abiufnt reiueS 0ebrau, sn eefien
Seriteilan8 ausitblieklteb $ppfea unS
Wais bet auerbeften Gunlttdt oeriuen'
bet tperben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11

tlopf in Der glotb BET Sreuuoen al,
limb btr tptrO-'s Gn9e qufsetbuR,
Die Meiifsu babsu gegus fir ibren 9ebarf
aber niAt fir i6re pebtrfHifis.
Der Dumms bats @lad, absr er b.bdlt Ell
ui9t.
sd bin nun siuuiul iO"-oos ift Der Gub.
punt metbli9er eoeif
GtnsebilOsts llsbsI btiIsu am ittsrfsu burd
.-fptrfIids.
9H mnet burh lsben uensu Gag I'M 9ebeu
Den altsH 1ageu-neueu Snhalt gsben
Die, beusn tutr per3Iehen bobsn, ltsbsu mir
pir ltsbtu uuisrs 8srlstbuHg an ibnsH,
MaHas drssru fi6 iibsr frembss Slid, all
,b fie eaburd-pertirJt rpttresu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11

- Mir baben bic befen Gaciliidten
tn ber 5tabt In ber Gpebition Don
6ei3materialien unb t6nnen ole Nnfs
trage ftir trodenes Brennbol3, Nntbra.
cit unb meidbe 8Dble am i6nellfen
auaftibren. 5unfet SO Dob 6 0 ms
DQun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11
Satet GAO sor salpea sesen wasaryp

Sstet GaG boz Saluen sesen WatarYa.
bic aueGftIbsr entbaItet, ba Qus6FIbss it@er
ben Sinn BED Geru1s teri5rsn unh sas
sauss 9sitem bSIis ssrritten trtrs, trenn es
6ar4 BITE i@lein1iseu OberFd9en etnbriust.
GoI5e GrtitsI iollten t,ts auBes ant gerorbs
nisf1s gut berufener Gsrats sebrau4t tsereen,
ba bss SHaser, ben ise onrt4teen, asHaual
70 grcb ift, aIs eas Guts, ba8 Sbs bauon ers
sielsn tbautet. 9aII's aat0rrb.Aur,
fabriairt bon 8. 8. GFensb & Co., Esleso,
o., sathdf tetn lueGftIber, unb tpire saasrs
H@ esnonnaen unb xirst hirett auf bic f4les.
mteea Dberfd6en bes GbfemS. @eal Sbs
Saa's aatarrbs2ur fault, ieib ftfer, haS SIR
sts &&ts bstouinat. Ste trsrA tnnerIa@ ees
,sor,nien tab In Eolebo, O5to, bon s. 3.
Ghsnet D g o. serandt.
90 gerfauft ben allen Gpsthsgern %ress
rs Ste. bis GIaias.
Saa's 6amilien. 9iaen limb Die beiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-11

- @ig sarantiren, baB Sbr mil
unierem ueiBeu 8eilenmebI bic beaen
8iscults badt. Sunfst Wouh
6 paHn.
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0saauAsnfpane.

Wenn mir fiir etna8 teine ausrebe mebr
ftRben, 10 iageH mir: mir bdtteH es aus 8riu.
sip estban. ...
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- BhBtea bic 6odmtitbisen nur,
baB bas 8auerbaftefe on ibneH ibr-
Sfelett i'll
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Siioweftteras luitnidbtGnd.
@enn Sbrgu9 irsenbpo nieberIafIeu
tpout, tbut es entlang ber 2inie Der
gait Wattomio ttnO Wraets
S0S W0s . Rnf,ft.

I'm @arten.DiFritt bes 5taates. gs.
funbbeit unb 4lima untibertroffeu.
8illige 2dnbereien fur ben Iarmer,
Marttgdrtner, Obf, unb 9iebsh6ter.
Wegen @in3elbeiteu ipenbet @u1 on
6. s. Martin. 6. 3. a.,
San 4ntonio. Seyas.
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Wsenger SotelsSaoebaus.
220 Sh s@roGett StraBe.
@baS. 9eied, gisentbamer.
Mafeur unb 5lbaerausensO Operateur

Wittpo6s: Damentag bon 2
bis s ubr 9a6mittags. Samenbes
bienung. Grau 6eief giebt Waffaae
auBer bem 9auie. Man gebe Befel.
lungen in gfo. 220 Of @rodet,
StraBe ab.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-01-12

erals. those few self-conceitei plotters
and mercenaries that the Democratic
machine is too willy to count chickens
before the eggs are Matched. It needs
but weak Samson with the jaw bone
of an ass to put to rout such a COM
bination which will never form. The
same letters claim that concurrent con-
ventions will gain the respect and con-
fidence Of the people," What people?
The monopolists and odice-seekers that
desire to break up the Peoples party?
The same fusionist on the state COM
mittee adds, "If we call our convention
in advance of the Others we fling de-
fiance in the teeth of the people who will
desert our party as ratssa sinking ship"
What think you of the logic of such a
Populist CD that lihens our party to
"a sinking ship" and it's members to
"rats" deserving her, because, forsooth,
she wisely concludes in the future to
give deaf ear to politicians bowling
for anything for Office? 9 Let that fusion
list go and take lesson from the So
cialistic labor party, which despite it's
tremendous disadvantages and fatal de-
fects, is steadily growing because it has
sense enough to paddle. its own canoe in
the clear waters of principle
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-01-12
How Our Debts increase.

We are even now paying our bonded
debt at the rate of 81 for 81 Gin value)
received by the government. First, the
SO cent greenback rose to par with gold.
then by the partial characterization OF
silver the gold itself was doubled In cx-
change value. The complete establish
ment Of the gold standard In Europe
and America will double it again In Is
years or less, and then we will be pay
Ing our war debt at the rate Of 50 for
every 81 loaned to the government.
What is true OF our national debt is true
of all other debts Of equally long stand
ing, while those OF more recent con-
tracing have risen and their burden
increased in just the proportion as the
money unit Zone dollar) has appreciated,
which has been at the rate Of about 4
per cent q year for the last "a years. =
Bimetallist.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-01-12
"wHAr IS DIR. FIX AFTER"

1t is not surprising that such an I'M
welcome question has several times
come to my ears since the fusionists
have so defiled the air of this city that
some men have lost all comprehension
of motives other than selfish
That l should even desire an office
before, at least, having proved myself
worthy by one campaigns work would
make me appear meaner than the men
charge with desiring to trade votes for
office. 1t is disgusting for reform
party to white down it's principles for
the sake of combining few able, shrewd
INSCRIPTIONS men to go out over the
country and keep up the same fool talk
to the people about getting assistance
by change of party instead OF reform
OF government. Life is too short and
valuable at least for me to waste it in
any such tactics. Let us win by attract
ing attention to principles. Let the old
parties keep up the worship Of men. It
is time for the Peoples party to die
when she looses sight Of her Godgiyen
work
In view of the above question l here
with deem. it necessary to state my DO
sitiOn as follows:
LIST. DR.. Fay is after everything that
the Peoples party calls for.
I'd The best measures to secure the
same
I'd. The best position for himself, as
A WORKER ONLY, to help the party
obtain it's ends.
4th. To prevent traitors and policy
men from gaining control OF the party
and leading 1t to it's death by fusion or
In any other way
9Th. To help elect teachers instead of
political bosses and ofice-seeking dema-
gogues -
Therefore, seek the destruction of the
existing monopolies, trusts and rings
political and otherwise heGexistence of
which makes reform necessary.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-01-12

Lett. under the Dingley law, and a pros
pect for a bond issue, notice is being
served on the fellow who is knocking
at the door Of congress for his pension,
that he is too greedy, that he must wait
And for the first time the old soldier
is being told by the Republican party
that he Is burden to the government
Even Mr.. Dingley himself, in a debate
the other day, admitted that the pen
sion fund amounted to 50 per capita, or
about $40 per the head of every family.
AS private John Allen, Of Mississippi,
put 1t the other day, that the war rec
In the Union army during the four years
Of the war 100000 men, and that IS
years after the war was over there was
100000 drawing pensions, and 100000
more applications on file. And by the
way the writer of this has not yet
applied. And from present indications
he is Of the opinion that he has waited
too long, or from this time on a fellow
will have hard work to squeeze through
And to think that the commissioner. of
pensions reports that there was paid
over $1,1OO,O00 to pension examining
surgeons last year! One would think
that this part of the pension law had a
pretty course sieve.
RALPH BEAUMONT,
Washington, D. c..
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reduced to the verge of want and de-
serted by the railroads, who induced
them to settle there by granting frea
farms to each settler, and report tho
result of this investigation to our ma
tional organization
Whereas, We recognize the ability,
large experience, sound judgment and in
terest in matters pertaining to agri-
culture of Hon. P. H. Rahilly, of Waba-
sha county, he being a practical farm
er. And whereas, The state railroad
and warehouse commission has not
single representative farmer on said
board, and whereas, This Alliance mas
passed a resolution demanding repre-
sentation on such board by practical
farmer. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the Minnesota
State Alliance in convention assembled,
and representing $4,000 actual and prac-
teal farmers, do hereby indorse tho
Hon. +. H. Rahilly, of Lake City, as
most satisfactory to this body to rep
resent us on said board, and
Resolved, That the secretary furnish
a copy Of this resolution to Gov. d.
M. Clough and request him to name Mr..
Rahilly for the next vacancy on said
board.
introduced by Mr. Rahilly.
Whereas, The state fair is being nm
without any representation of this Al
lance organization, the great agricul-
tural society, of this state representing
$4,000 actual and practical farmers, and
Whereas, The state law provides
that the president and secretary of the
State Alliance are, by law, members OF
the State Agricultural Society. and
Whereas, The active management ct
the said state fair seems to be con
fined to gentlemen who are not identih-
ed with agricultural interests, and that
the real farmer of Minnesota has not
any part In the same, except to pay
his money for admission to see his 80,
enterprise, therefore be
RESOLVED That the Farmers Alliance
demand representation upon the board
OF managers of the state fair,
Resolved, That we, as an organiza-
ton, refuse to support in future tho
state fair enterprise of this state, IL
we do not have voice and representa-
ton In the management Of the same.
Resolved, That ,nese resolutions be
presented at the annual meeting of tho
Agricultural Society to occur on Jan.
IL, 1898, at the state capitol.
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Government by Comm ission.

Time was when congress met to frame
laws for the people, while the executive
department confined itself to admins
tering the laws. Things are different
now For instance, the whole country
agrees that we need change in the
currency lays. Instead of congress go
ing to work framing a bill, self consti-
tuted monetary commission frames q
bill and submits it to the executive with
instructions to secure It's enactment.
The part OF congress is simply to put
this ready made law into effect. Great
is government by commission.-Spirit
Of Reform.