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FOR KENT-
STORES.

Sto&dwg 1n12 1sth
st NV, llr. $50. 90
Sta&dws 1924 T. st
& 439 both, lor. 1000
Sto&dvg SIG 18th
st NV. Sr. r........ 40 90
Hall Sd II 419 10th
ST nv. ............3.O 90
Sto&dwg 1929 7th
st NV. 5r r.... 33. 90
Sto&dwg COS La
av. Or. r...... 80. 90
Sto&dwg 4DI X ST
ne. 7r. .25. 90
Sto&dwg 1742 18th
ST NV. Ar. 20. 30
Sto&dwg 5th&k SITS
ne, ne,4r......... Ar 20. 90
Sto rm&I rm. 6eS
La nv NV 20. 90
Sto&dwg 2Ol NJ st
sw. 4r..... 20. 0D
Sto&dwg 221l 9TH
st NV. lS.OO
Sto&dwS 1900 Del
av, Or. is. 90
Sto rTn 2e4 Ii NV. 1890
929 ith NV. 6r. III. 80
Sto&cel 221 q NV. Is. o8
STABLES.
Stab&shop r'r l4l7
* NV. rm for !
horses and ) car
riages. ...-.S SIG. 90
RI 16%J o NV. IL. 80
AL bet M&N, 2oth&
2lSt NV 10. 90
Stab r'r 1852 LIST
st sw. I stalls. 50
Stab r'r 495 e sw. 1000
Call at oince for semi
THO,
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-
n st. bet. 18th and I4th NV, IL rooms; de-
Hghtfui home; $125 per mo-
choice cor. home on best part Of Mass. ave-,
IL rooms; $125 Pc mo.
One OF the finest large properties between La
fayette and Farragut Squares. % rooms; 500
per
1742 Corcoran ST. 8 rocms; sa5 per mo.
Best part Of Il ST.. near War. Navy and Exec.
departments, 10 looms SSs.5S per
Beautiful Broom + sidence Wyoming ave.
near Connecticut ave. Washington Heights; spa
cious grounds. stable; 500 Ter mo.
UNFURNISHED.
1l09 21st St, IL rooms. ........... SS5 per mo.
1122 10th ct. 10 rooms. Go per mo.
BIB s ST, l3 is.................T5 10 per
12o7 q St. store e-....................6o 50 per
2ll9 Bancroft place, 13 rooms. 10 per mo.
1863 Phelps place, 13 rooms. 65 per
Three of the above fine houses are on Conuectf-
cut Ave Heights. within minute of Conn, ave.
J. b. WIMEK. REAL ESTATE. COS 18TH ST.
se2S-3t
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FOR RENT-BRlCE DWELLING; SlkFN RMS
all moi inps.: ia excel ll.nt or,lcr: \a Ice, n =,
ne Apply 10 i. ". II CkER a BRO lun n
ST. ne.
Evening star., 1898-09-30

FOR RENT-IN MT PLEASANT 1 sol. AXE
from cars y room cottage: mod. Inn. lar.p
porch. yard. &c., rnt. $40. l.. s FRiSUbF
1883 y ST NV sr.p f,r
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL. CARRIEGToN, oN,ATToRNEY-ArIAw
Webster Law bulldjng. sos d at n ". Washing.
ton. D. g Residence, No. Mc-rt Vernon Flats
New York and 9th ST. NV. sails
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STORAGE.

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE
storage Of furniture. pianos. etc. in separate
rooms, protected from moths; goods insured.
No2TH~ESrERN STORAGE HOUSE. 3lU-Sis
Sth st. NV. seS-Im
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROoNS-SEi'-
nrate apartments clean ard dry; lest location;
reasonable rates; l4QT g ct. near All gosera-
nent departments. Goods packed aud shipped.
Estimates furnished au5I-la '
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FOR RFNT- $40 WILL RENT \ DESIRABLE :
l,um brick hausr. in thorough r,lalT: I.I. "A -
NV. Apply CH AKI.ES g. THORN. !.13 4 -.
NV s.2a
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3 hs TEN nv NV. br $50
92g Union ct nv. br .S.30
24t9-l Snow'e CT.
4r d water. ...... 500
repsIrs-
CHAS. LINKINS.
Room Gu. McSlll bldg.
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FOR Rents Rooms BATH AND gFI1,R.
stti2 Is, st NV. reduced 90 So 80
ROBERT COHEN. pwner
Ysr
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FOR RENT -CORNER HOUSE. i4aH apTH ST :
rERs: SIcudid condition. furnace heat a. 81
cats pass du,r; ouly SB5 ~.
se2S-Sr NJ NJ PARKER faIs 4 81
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.
se22 1924 r st. nv.

FOR RENT : MEDIUM-SIzED DWELLINGS
Neat bay-wTindow brick. No. 3040 Cambridge
place NV, and bath, $23; frame No.
3o4 10Th st. NV, rooms Se5. and brick, No.
IUs 18th st. ne. rooms and bath. S20; also
brick, No. 1898 N. ]. ave. NV, q rooms and
bath, $50 and brick. No, 124l 9Th St NV.
rooms and bath. $50, and brick. No 1ll5 4th 81.
NV. rooms. SIS SO. and frame. Nc. $50 |. st.
NV, rooms and bath. So. so ALBERT Il.
FOX, g20 St NV sg2S-tf
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FOR RENT SMALL. 1901 s>iSS- RRICK No a4s
l"Tidn ave nv, 6 nunnis and bath Si6 an!
ha! " inhow brick. Ne. an h ne. E,z,u..
hnd hath. SlS.Jn: alsn brick. Ne. - Myrflr -
ne. rooms aud bath. Sl3. and Lay " inIoo
hitek. No ia Sd st nv. r,sofus and Aata
SS. and brick. No. 1918 Linden place NJ q
ryomS and hath. SlS. and Others Trpm So I.,-
mouth up. M-HEkT +. FOX ss2U r 81. NV.
spSSff
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lRGE wEllloCATEp DWELL

FOR RENT LARGE NE1I.lDCATEp DWELL
lngs, NV. iiiirk No. .I6 -. d ". IL p.la.
aud hath, SIX; brick, Nu. a9 n 81. nv "a
iv'.ps aud bath. Sia aud hny -Uiut-,w lrtck y
lGl9 y ST nv. 10 and bath. Sts,. ais,
hay-w induw brick. No. 1923 lOth -. NV d.
rUHnIs and hath. $40. and brick. Ne. 6iG n -
NV !" rooms and hath. sac ALBERT Il
Fox, go L 81. NV SOS n
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OFFICES.
Cor 10th & T. rs Desirable rooms "Atlan-
en- suite, all font, tie Coast Line luild-
steam heat. $1,000 ing all front and FIRE
i2lI nw 81 q. Or 30 ~, pIeof, from $40 ta $50
94l + nv. ID II. 1r- $1,000 each.
oSS + nv. I'd Il. y. .2.UO sun briiding
oS9 L NV. 3t fl -. .2Uuu GI3 y NV. 4th q 81 90
$40 la $40 ana l5Ou 4u5 1th rms, 10
STORES.
4ei 9th nw1lOxl6l lUO.0O 9IT u nw........ $50 90
ia 9Th NV 5000 sl9 ID .......... Is 90
4O2 9th nw..-..-.. 5000 li25 u ........ s 90
STABLES.
12iS Sth NV treGrD $500 1887 l4tE (r'rD So
1872 av uearD 35 90 1892 Mass Cr'rD.. 10 %
se26
FOR RENT-CHEAPEST HOUSE IN S.w.: NEAR
bureau eng. and Asl. Dept; rooms and hath,
good order; cnly SIS. 90. .2ei 18th st sw wsr2y-3
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FOR RENT
HIS Fla av. 8r&b. 10. SC
lG53 Seaton. Or. b. .l6.5t
zx4is 1919 sw. .6r&b. 10. 2,
D30 Fla av NV Or. b. Is. o.
. hs Canal sw, 5r. ..ll.Ot
VIII Iuake all necessaI
se2-;r
FOR RENT-DFEBLE a
I{lo Pa aF.sto. Gel. SS5. o,
8l6 + NV, 2lr&h- 20. "
e26 Esd st. l1rssb. 40. u
l%i Y NV, Sl&D- 50. y
30O6 z, 9r&b. 80. .O(
2230 18th st. 6r&b. %. 81
seS
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

Foi s4LE-'ss VIKING" SPECIAL; COST sT5;
tostai.mcpts to responsible party. G1a 18th at.
NV. aU2ctf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FC IkNISl1ED.

FOR RENT LARGE FRONT ROOM; WELL
heated and lighted; bay window; closet; bath;
with good board; private family; location IN
SURPASSED; terms reasonable 1902 st. NV.
se3u3ts
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Ok RENT-
l4l4 10Th. l2r.....-- 2O5 ay NV, ar 35. 90
1888 IAN, st"&dw $1,000 1905 Pa av. bats. 4ISb
1917 ST. IUr Is i,u l2D2 n Cap 2sty&
-i26 18th ST, ". S.. 90 hast arSb -. 30 so
2oi2 Hiilyer place, 224 18th sw. l2r. .3O.5U
~ rms ma 3olS Cambridge sr. ~ %
i4al Binney st-lor 5000 1861 Sd NV, Sr. 25. %
l42l Bunev ST. lvr. II uu 81 4 ST. Sr r....... 2u.uO
1919 18th 81. Or 10 uu ,29 -th st ne Tr IS 90
2Il2 l4th st, lUr .45 uU lZ2D ID Sc Or. -. 10 80
l42l Binney ST. ler 90 1854 Iuion Ct Ar. 1900
1oo av Sc l4r 1900 BiaSden's al. ST.. !. so
l5to ~ 81. Sr. 3pOu 10 Dlngma1 20
2SlS Sherman. 12r. 1000 IA Dinsuau ct 4r q 50
1545 Columbia st, Il. si.-......--
cor = l0r....--. 30 Several houses AnacostIa
se2i-u GASCH BROS, 1907 Il st.
re Z RENT G56 Mass ne. i2r IS
t3u3 NV $1,000 pr ~ 1919 Vt NV. fur d. q
1913 18TH Greg SloO 1892 9Ie St 5r. 10
!i41 Binney. lor&b- SO sore 1of 9th 10
1884 18th 10 Ottice rooms 1907 NV
ipoS tith NV 31' li4f is,b NV ,lor. IS 90
ioth mr. Coi nj. l0r. 50 1894 Union sw, Or. 10
= alley, Ar. 20 l433 NV. 22r ..... loo
t.11 Cnfctfan ct 90, l226 Linden NJ, IL SO
42l 9th NV. Or. lD0 6i5 Acker ne, fr Is 10
1919 Sundetl nd pI. I;.r e, I24o Union ct sw {
2tdi L st NV Or. 5000 S32 23d G&b. l3 so
3iEo NV, store 45 90 l+53 Corcoran lor&b. 35
ll43 9th NV, llrSb 4s.55 45 Iinger's ct 5r y 30
se1i-l2t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD 1907 r ST.
FOR RESf-3o4 L ST. NV; SNUG WINTER
hcme; Groom press brick; convenient Ia scnonls
E'arket and car lines. only SIS SO per mo- Keys
at :sD2 ST. X. E. BRADLEY 1903 + st.
se24-6t
FOR RENT Pas y ST. NV: RMS, PANTRY,
!ath &c.: $50. 10 Ter month 1900 NORTH CAP
IIOL 81. NV; roIner dwelling: complete re-
pair: !! rms. S..a59 per mo-. seys nj luascs
II NJ MORRISON, go f ST. NV. sc24-Gt.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE

WANTED INDUSTRIAL INSI RANCE AGENTS;
new plan. easy 10 work. AdI-ess Box i0i' s.1i
Office. seos-t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEIRNiSn.cD.

FG8 RENT-BY X. o. HOlTZNIAN. real. ES-
tate and Insurance Rroker. 10th aud L
18th my 1919 N mo
Evening star., 1898-09-30

For KENT-AN ELEGANT CORNER HOTSE.
221I Pa ave. Washington Circle. .oyrly location.
10 pleasant. sunny rcons; large ya.d: line order;
all c1EveEi,nces; rent very low. Apply
OWNER. -24l1 Pa. ave. before 10 T. after
1 s,aU3tz
Evening star., 1898-09-30

NA%TED-A EOY IN y REAL EsIA1E OFFICE;
small pay, mast have wheel and come "''il
recommended l.. C.. Star oi1Ce. II
Evening star., 1898-09-30
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-NINE TONS WHITE ASH STOVE,
six tons chestnut cheap. ). ). DAlSH son,
ID and Fla. ave. ne se3O-tf
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PALM; FT. HIGH,
$ It. spread; cycas rhumphle. NJ RUI ZEN <
SONS, 6DI hing St, Alexandria, Va. se3u2t
Evening star., 1898-09-30

FOR RENT-kENESAw AVE NEAR t4TH ST,
nicely furnished d-story room; southern front;
steam heat; private family; gentleman preferred;
references exchanged Address Box 81. Star
office Setl-2tt
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FOR RENT - FURNISHED Room; SUITABLE
for gentlemen gentleman and wife; central To-
cation. I25H2 9Th st. NV se3o-3t'
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ACCOUNTANTS
DIR. leaGherman.

ally and. Absolutely CURED In ten days by en-
tirely harmless method no cure. no pay; rea-
sonab1e charge for ne medicines only, with
reference. IL successful Address. giving full par
ticulars. GEO. ATkIN, S2T Fulton ave-. Balti-
more. Nd. - seq -1ms
Evening star., 1898-09-30

R'r 1923 q l229ta
18th st nv. 1000
Stab&rarrlage house
r'r 532 2lst NV. 900
The oasis., 1898-06-25
An odorless Onion.

The latest product of scientific pro- Dagation is the odurless onion. Just how an onion can be odurless and still remain an onion is not explained. Tu most people the odor Is all there is of an onion, aud that characteristic feature of d vegetable of such long standing in natural history ought ta be reekoned among the proudest achievements of man. But the onion deprived of that delicious twang and the penetrating scent which goes with it can hardly be an onion. The palate which loves onions will rot re- c1gnize it. Calling whitened. in- nocuous, insipid, plated bulb an onion will not make it one.
 No true lover of onions will hail this new invention of science. He eats his onion at dead of night, in silence and solitude. He rejoices in 1t and sleeps upon it. The incense Of his praise fills the room and so0thes him to delicious sleep. He rises in the morning after his sacrifice to pass the day in purification, to see no one until the sun hath sunk It is lux ury and worship Shall he yield all this delight for an odorless bulb. Let others do as they will, he will not. An onion without it's pdor would be ashamed of itself
The oasis., 1898-06-25
The Life of Sig Guns.

The story prevails hat the big guns on which our warrhips and furtitica- tions depend can be fired but compar- ativeIy few times The commonest
 figure given is seventy-nine times. When you allow for sighting and practice there Is then little useful ness left, if the estimate is light. Fortunately the New York Sun ha> been looking into the subject, and il finds that these notions come from the tests of foreign guns. Our.Amer- lcin made guus have yet to give out. There k one of ten-inch cdliber on the MiantonOmah that has been fired uver POO times, aud still seems as good as new. We began tue manufacture oi such guns in this country about eleven years ago and up to the present tlm. not one Uf the hume made guns have given out. It Is the opinion of the experts that every gun will stand at least 3O0 tirings, and That all that Vt have mounted or afl at wiil serve through the war aud be ready fOf business when 1t is uyer. This K vrrS re-assufiug, for the foreign estimate was that q sixty-seven-tuug gun would do for l2O rOubds, old cne Of the ll0 tons for seventy five rruLds, aud tliat after that they were nOt up tu their work. Hartford COurant.
The oasis., 1898-06-25
ms rhRrsI, uonEAN FANIAsIA.
As Performed by mIIe rIvera and Master
 Freddy.

"Ninerunt viveruut, viderunt.
 The latter was the public, capti- yated and won by such ar unwonted spectacle
 See Master Freddie, surely there IS nothing human about the 1.-the dex- terity and cat-llke elasticity with which those capers and contoriions are executed. His quaint Louis XIV costume and periwig, blue brooches, silk stockings a la cavaiere mode, and blckled shoes heip hten the effect of his fascinating spruceness, and court ly demeanDur, with the untiring agility with which lie encircles, fits round and about more like spring ing panther or jaguar, till the eyes fairly ache to follow the sinnUus movements.
 Watch, they are going to dance, an Irish jig or Scotch reel. Never was such dancing, such rhythmic move ment, precision, and mus icai grace and rapidity beheld on the stage.
 We'll do they deserve to be eucored, in their inimitable act
The oasis., 1898-06-25

"rh. Clm Il srcial O." t1s nm If new mercantile association which will open at lIerlnOslllo about the first of July The new concern will represent manufacturers directly and will lay down goods of all kinds al prices never beElre known in Sonora Their office will be on Cdle P0rtirlo Dlaz. Further mention will appear hereafter.
The oasis., 1898-06-25
iRTItLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF "laS Dos lacionpS Cigar Company.
 OF MORALES, ARIZONA

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS;
 That we. William schuckmnn Richard FleiScher and Auareto Narona ave this dry asso.iated ourselves together under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, and we hereby certify;
 FIRST That the name Of said corporation 1 Is Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company" i SECOND. That the purposes for whici, this corporation is formed k the purchasing of tobacco. and it manufacture in'o cisars. 1 cixnrettes and other forms aud the sale of the same.
 THIRD. That inc place where its rrincipal business Is to he tr nsacted shaIl be tho Town of No. sles, in Pima County and Ter ritory uf Arizona.
 FOURTH. That this corporation shall be- gin to exist on the Fir-t day of August, A. D.. 1898. and continue 10 exist for ierm of twenty five years next thereafter
 FIFTH That the amount of the capital stock of this corporation shall be Ten Thous- and Dollars ,slO.e6Oo divided Into One Hun dred shares 100 of the par value of One Hundred Dollars (Sl0ol each which must be paid up to their par value at the time of the issuing of certificates therefor.
 SIXTH That he highest amount of in- debt.dness or liability to hich this corpora ton Is at any time to subject itself shall he Five Thousand Ijollars.
 SEVENTH. That the private property of the stockholders of this corporation shall he exempt from It's corporate debts
 EIGHTH That the stock should be non assessable
 NINTH. That the business of this corpora ton shall be managed and controlled by a board fthree directors. in such manner as its By Laws shah direct and the names and residences of those who Are appointed for the first yenr are;
 WILLIAM sCHuCkMAN, Nogales. Ariz- ona
 RICHARD FLEIscHER. Nogales. Arizona.
 ANACLETo vARONA. Nogales Arizona.
 TENTH. That the officers of this corpora tion shall be President Secretary and Treasurer to be chosen by the Board of Directors.
 ELEys NTH That each sto. kholder shall have one vote for each share,f stock held by him.
 TWELFTH. That the first annual meeting Of stockholders shall be hel on the second tuesday of Augnsr. 4. D. is99 snd the sue ceeding annual meetings shall be held on the Second tuesday of August ofeach year: all meetings Of stockholders 10 be held at No- gales, ArI1qna.
 In witness whereof we have hereuno set our hands aud seals his 4th day of June A. D. iSgs.
The oasis., 1898-06-25
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF PIMA.

Bef.re me, Eb. Williams Notary Putie in and for said coupty on this day personally appeared William sc1uckman, Richard Fleis'.her and Anacleto yarona. personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Artl- cles of Incorporation dseyeraily acknowl- edged 10 me that tn executed the same for the purpose and conslderation therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 4th day of June, 4. D. 1sg<.
 EB WILLIAMS,
 Notary Public. My commission expires March 10th, 1900. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ,e COUNTY OF PIMA. hereby certify hat he within instrument WIS filed and recorded at the request of Richard Flei-sh-r. Jnne :, A. D. 1898. at 9 d.. n., In Book 1 Interpretations. at page 5sg, Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 CHAs. A, sHIBELL
 County Recorder First publication June IS itls
The oasis., 1898-06-25
WILLIAM scHUCkMAN. t-eal.) RIcHARD FLEIScHER. Seal.l AN ,CLhTO VERONA, Sea. j

signed and sealed in presence of kh. VII Hams.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03

fha charges: and we denounce the shame
full conduct OF the Republican congressmen
who abandoned their duties In Washington
to come to Ohio as petty bosses and sub
servlont tools ~ Marcus A. Hanna, to
thren on, browbent and intlmidnte mem
hers Of the Chic H. slslatuic into voting for
Marcus A. Harna for United States sen
ator
O We favcr better organization Of the
volunteer mliltla. 10 the end That our sol
diers be Of the people. FOR common defense
against foreign foes: nnd Therefore OWN fe
airy permanent Increase Of the standing
army as u possible menace 30 our 90
pcoplc: bu. we believe that our navy should
be so rcrrec'cd tina, ear nj gll lines
uphold The dighity Of the United States.
10 White we appreciate che friendship
of England In our war with Spain. we
nevertheless adhere TO the timc-h0norcd
Goci r!nc OF mo enianEling alliances with
any f"rc'gn rover"
II ThIi as this Is government Of the
pcor,'. by the ptople aad for the people,
we f.lvor a reference of all laws TO the
pcorlr Themselves, 80 fnr as practicable,
under the mode first devised and success
fully practiccd by the cnlightcncf republic
OF switzerland, known as the initiative and
referendum. Al.t
IL We favor purity and economy in the
administration OF the state Institutions
home rule In municipal affairs and the right
to every citizen of Ohio. In the cities as
well as elsewhere, to east hie vote for Of
fees of trust and have his vote counted
as cast and we invite all citizens Of Ohio,
Irrespective Of party. to unite with us In
the forthcoming election.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03

number Of dollars mean the same thing
yesterday as today and tomorrow?
Why does dollar mean one bushel OF
wheat today and two bushels tomor-
row, or 10 pounds of cotton this year
and 20 pounds next year7 These are
questions OF honesty and the man who
contends that a dollar whose purchas-
Ing power is constantly changing when,
compared with the great mass of pro.
perty Is either q rascal or totally ig-
horant Of the principles of finance.
One natural result OF our brilliant
and successful fighting Of this war the
Wall street organs have not yet count
ed on. The war has demonstrated that
this nation is great enough to be flnan-
cially independent of Europe.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03

faith other than the Bible, for st.
Paul died 40 years before the Bible
was completed. This much Is certain !;
st Paul and DIR. Moore does not take
their standard of faith from the same
source. Which then is the hereto
st Paul or DR.. lMoore2 Again If the
Bible alone is fhe standard of faith
why not reduce its written precepts
to practice and keep holy the 7th
day Of the week instead of the 1st.
The Bible gives no authority to
change, the Sabbath day. Ifprfvate
Interpretation is the proper method
of seeking guidance in the affairs of
religion. Why not apply the same
principle in civil affairs? Why not
do away with the Supreme Court of
the U. S. and provide each citizen
with a ,opy ofthe constitution and
let him interpret 1t to suit himself.
These are few pertinent questions
and an honest and consistent answer
to them might be productive Of
moch Improvement in the case of
DIR. Moore.
THOMAS A. POWERS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03
Executive committee Onio dairy Union.
WISH OF WALL STREET:
rs That the Republicans Sc
cure Next Congress
70 CLINCH GOLD STANDARD.

The Press of Money Changers Makes No
Disguise of the Purpose to Win on the
War Excitement IL Victory Which Shall
Gold Standard.
The Wall street press makes no dis
guise of the purpose of their party to
win the fall elections on war excite
ment and to secure through congress
thus selected the equivoeal adoption Of
the gold standard. The New York Her.
aid, after lecturing congress for not
passing currency bill "to more thor
oughly commit the United States to a
single gold standard" makes the fol-
lowing suggestion:
However, an extra session of con-
gress will be necessary after the 4th Of
next March to deal with the new colo
nial problems that are looming up, and
there is good reason to believe that the
president in calling this will strongly
present the need of dealing also with
the vital problem of currency.HI
If any supposes that the silver ques-
tion Is dead issue, he can easily un-
deceive himself by observing the per-
sistent urgency Of the gold press to
pass a currency bill which means the
gold standard and bank monopoly.
Hardly an editorial appears in which
attention is not directed to the neces
sity of carrying the elections next fall
by the side issue OF war for the pur-
pose of establishing more firmly the
rule OF Wall and Lombard streets in
this country. The Silver Knight Watch
man says that these journals unani-
mously advise their opponent to keep
still to not agitate the money question.
but fail to realize that the people many
discover their game when they con-
tinue to advocate the gold standard and
cry down honest money In any shape,
for no money is honest, the purchasing &
power of which continues to increase.
Why should the demand of the cred
itor constantly require more sacrifice
and more toll to satisfy debt as time
rolls eRf Why should not Q GLyen
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03
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