The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-06-29

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vii! ship Irvine to the full amount of cash sent
prices should fall. &c. HANLEY. 4oo'toa Bal.
timore Building, ST. Paul.
can republic" The Indictment is Sc
we're, but just.
Pullman Car &c. is reported to have
made $9,OOO,O 900 during the year. The
Standard Oil trust cleared not less than
$5O,OOO,0 900. OF course prosperity Is
here!-Exchange.
A new b%ox-making machine is now in
operation in Philadelphia. It gives so
intelligent workers a chance to spend
their money In Europe. Most of them.
however. are too patriotic to travel IN
foreign lands. They will jaunt around
the states in side-door Pullmans, think
ing and canvassing for handouts.
Tie up the festive bull dog
To quell the tourists fear
Cook up a mess Of handouts,
For a new machine is here.
Coming Nation.
The great bridge between New York
and Brooklyn was a source of revenue
to the cities. It ran it's own trains, but
was free to foot passengers. To sec
the great revenue go to the city was a
source Of envy for the street railroad
thieves that lnfest the metropolis, so
they went to work by law to take away
from the city its revenue producer. The
Goulds, Sages and other poor fellows
went to the city council and got per-
mission to run their cars over the
bridge, and the thing was done. The
city receipts have fallen off and it is
estimated that by July first the receipts
will not pay the expense of keeping up
the repairs and that the city will be
taxed to do 1t instead of having a rev.
enue. Besides this, Sc men employ,i
by the city at good wages and short
hours have been discharged. Private
monopoly is a good thing-for those in
it, but a knocker for the people. Thus
the city furnishes these rich men the
millions Of capital for them to do bust
ness on to rob the people. But 1t would
ruin the people to own and operate any
productive industry! How do you like
tt?-AppeSl to Reason.
II eve fusion had a fair field to try
its strength 1t. was in Oregon. and the
result is that twas knocked out. The
same announcement merely awaits the
counting Of the votes in a dozen other
states which would now be solid for
Populism only for the infamous fusion
farce.-Chicago Express.
In this day and time the farmer has
to be shrewd to make q living, no mat
ter how Industrious he Is. Our farm
ers have got to make the most of their
living at home and have as little to
do as possible with markets and mer-
chants. They must trade and traffic
with each other and be suspicious OF
travelling agents and credit schemes.
They must study the freight problem
and other economic questions In their
school houses, so as to be on their guard
against politicians hired by the corpora
lions. The farmers must get out OF the
rut.-SOuthern Mercury-Texas.
Can you mix oil and water? Ne>.
Can you have a fusion? No, for the
same reason. The principles advocated
by the Peoples Party are the oil that
refuses to mix with the water" of the
purified Democracy. This water, like
the watered stocks of the railway cor
porations, represents SO much fictitious
Democratic reform capital, issued by
the bosses to capture Populist suckers.
The dividend it is to bring In, Is to bo
a Democratic dividend, and represents
the offices which are to be divided
among the political strikers. The Pop
ulists are to get the water while the
Ill "a ASCOA 40 w 6O W tAO Gu
Gratis. That is the reason why Popu-
list oil will never mix with Democratic
water.-Southern Mercury.
The Old Guard says: THE govern
ing class reflects the national charac.
ter. Bread is scarce because ballots
are cheap. Plutocracy reigns because
Americans r venal and ignorant.
Every government is what its subjects
permit it to be. Every king is no bet
ter nor worse than the people he rules"
The Visalia News publishes 81 COL
umns Of delinquent tax list for Tulare
county.
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