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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06

The excellent fire companies OF this
city are not pleased with the provisions
Of Senator Duncan's insuraI &C bill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06

The people Of New Mexico cannot AZ.
fsrd to cripple the educational insiitu-
tions OF the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06

To insure q happy new year keep the
liver clear and the body vigorous by us
ing DeWitt's Little karly Risers, the
famous little pills for constipation and
liver troubles. j. G. Berry, druggist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
sTuRGEs' |ErROPEAN.

Jose A. Jaramillo. CubeTo; 4. G. Swim.
npy. Los Angeles; II. Newman,
Dewey. N. NJ G. ". Trimble, Fort Col.
line; j. ". Scott and wife, Colorado
Springs; Mrs. smith. S. q. Martin, Bland;
Grin Rice, Soc0rro; Simon and kmil
Bibo, Laguna; John ~Rhoadamer, Lgmy
l.. l.. Henry, Gallup, Is. r Learner, Kan
sas City; j. A, Lewis. Chicago; Pedro S
ContTeras. La Joya; Victor y. Bloom,
Globe. A. T.; David ". Medbury, Ws'h
ington, u. c.
GRAND CENTRAL,
Mira. q. l.. Carr, Denver; George l. bl.
die, Las Vegas; l., b Wilson, Kansas
CITY; l.. LeughRry, Washington; ~. e.
Burnett, Humboldt, Tenn d. 4 Snyder
Ration; W. Springer, Boston;T + Hut
Gibson, Los Angeles; Mrs. D h SNYDER
Miss Laura shy der, Rgtou; 10 Jewett,
Los Angeles
noTEL HIGHLAND,
j. +. Huckcl, G.. II. Allcuit, Kansas
City; j. II Baxter, Los Angeles; Jos.
Dautsch. Chicago; Ian. Elliott, Lac
Vegas; " J. Hanna, j. A. Harlan, san
MaIeisl; Y. W and +. n Hall, Santa Fe
j. X. Jolly, Pittsburg, Penn; II. d. Me.
Carly, Denver.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06

rHE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE.
Laxative Bromo QuiniBe Tablets re.
moves the aust that produces La Grippe.
The genuine has l.. b. Y On each lab
let, Zoe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06
Strong and Well
Great Change in Health Since
Taking Hoods Sarsapariila
No other Medicine Can Take Its
Place as a Blood Purifier.

Place as a Blood Purifier.
"My little girl was thin and sickly, but
she has been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
ana now she is strong and well. My hus-
band has taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for
soreness OF the lungs and bowel complaint
and it has helped him greatly. Other
members OF the family have derived benz
eft from g." MRS. AMY WILCOX, 2is
North Third Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
ave are never without a bottle OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla in our house, for no
other medicine can take Its place as .
blood purifier and health restorer. We
find that good health is the general result
OF taking II. My aged grandparents have
used It for years, and would not be with
out H." MINNIE MURDOCH, Heber, Utah.
Hoods S~arsaparina
Is the Bsst-in fact the One True Blood Further.
Sold by All druggists. Price, sii six for sa
Hoods pills are nm 'I I ss a,s,ns,,,,.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06

One OF the best horse shoers In the
southwest, John Carroll. OF Denver, Is
now employed at the blacksmith shops Of
j. Korber II Co. and all those having
horses that need shoeing should give him
a call. The firm guarantees his work to
be first. class In every respect. and states
that horses left with him 10 shoe will
never have trouble with bad feet.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06
Ii DAILY CITIZEN

This city il erecting many new build
ings, and there are no vacant dwellings.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06
GRAND CENTHAI.
HOTEL HIGHLAND.

Corsets, all sizes in white or dTab, only
20 cents, at llfeld's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06
On
New Years
Day
1870

MIR. A. 2. c., who was then
tSenty-three years ofage. assured
his life in tie Equitable under
policy No. 2l3sl Tor $1,000
This policy was issued on the
Limited Payment form with IN
accumulation period OF twenty
years. and on which the annual
premium wGs s27 80.
For twenty years then Mr..
G has been projected by
$i,COC Of life as urance, and dur
ing that time has paid in
premiums to the Society $547.S0.
He is still living, and now, on
New Years day, 1899. no has
the choice of the following settle
menis:
1. To SURRENDER THE Pol
icy All RECEIVE ~ q pQs NJ
ts.s.ss-.t. VOisVi
- To SURRENDER tar Pot
ICY AND RECEIVE A
F or. PAD. PAID ur . roL.ct i,6llOO
2. To RECEIVE PAID pPOL.
icy FOR PULL AMOUNT
N NE eAs EsS oF'.i svsrLvs 2O7.52
: Subject to salts actoty medical examin-
alton for muun over original policy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-06

George z. Money. assistant United
States attorney for New Mexico, passed
down the road for Las Cruces from Santa
Fe last night, where court convened THU
morning. unit1d States Marshal For.
sker. OF this city. will leave for Las Cru
ces tomorrow morning.
W. +. Powafs, tho local and routl
agent Of the Mills, Fargo Express com,
pRny. left this morning for AlsmogOrdo
the county stat Of the newly-mad,
county Of Oero. lie will be absent
about a week.
j. q bort, who. with NJ. s. 0tero an,
v. \, stTickler, Is interested in mining
in the Cochiti district. left last night foI
Phoenix, where Mrs. bort and children
are spending the winter,
Mas TITLE Armijo, daughter OF Jesu
h. AImijo, who spent Saturday and SUI
day in the city, returned to Alameda
where she IL tine public school teacher
last night.
ID. g. Hobart, president OF the terri
torial board Of equalization, passed If
the road for Santa Nc from Silver Cit,
last night.
John Player, superintendent Of ma
chinery Tor the santa Ne. went west OF
his private ear last Saturday night,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
neauty Is MOOD Deep.

Ciean blood means a c,eaa skin. Nc
,.sntv withcnt il. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
se,;rr;nr ~ the lAzy liver and driving al I'M
hi..-;iies froln the body. Regin to-day 20
k.r;sh pimples, hollis, bloteheS, blaebheads.
~ fhat siciSly bilious complexion by takinz
sssrore.s.-beauty for ten cents. An drug
Sists, satisfaction guarapteea, lec, 25c. iG,.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
THE VOLUNTEER.

Beneath his counsry'S starry flag
Where thousands stood tefcrv
Prepared to fight tin life shsil flag
And darkness gathers o'er.
Gsrbcd ia his ugjtorm Of b.ue,
Ready 20 answer 'Herer'
\ mau and soldier through sad ihrOnSh.
lie stands, the volunteer.
ris not the JOY of elashing arms
That calls him 10 lle tsAs-
'Tis not she love Of wars alarms
That bids him haste away;
For him there's pain uud grief and woe
y vife-a molhers tear,
But loud HE duty cAAs. and 10,
lie comes. the volunteer.
O. mighty nation proud AMI great,
Of strength he is a tower.
Byh0ld him. waslike aud siate.
la tais. your darkcs, hous.
For yoH he lives, Zoe you hel. die.
And sell his life blood dear,
Aud .,lory's gates Will JTeN GA high
10 srceS tke volunteer
Rdrrato -FOUR ESoweis VIVA Cassarets-
candy Catharsic. cure coustpstScu forever
io..1,. Il C. G. { iai., tr1s1sss Fs'ill 'i', ''ef
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
OUR NEW
ESIONS

FOrR COMPLETE BOOKS BOUND
IL ONE MASsIEE VOLUME.
The Philippine Puerto Rico-Cuha-
Hawaii isy l'rrm',uu Waite.
iiok l-Thc i'iiiirfsnes- Description.
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Asricnihiu' Tie l~,ph. aid cn>iams.
minerals. SceHcry- Climate. rr,eey =
glwiuis victory. i.aie 5rsgble of itssr-
..alis rtc. etc
f.sa, D. Pger:o Rice Hi5ievs u ile
islands down 10 the '7ans.,r iotle L. 3.
It's wesllA and oplmr,u~ for Am4ri-
cans Sugar coifre. tobacco and ollirr
IsuAucis are raised. Hpok Cuba aud
Arr PAS, !. treasure lssvsr ii our very
slose-- Agriculture aud min;eg The
seaplc snA tl.eis manner 90 iifr-A slimsc
ut tn fature
Isok 4,-Iiawlii -lIew "a s&-age rcoplr
he,yfnr ciy.n2cl Splendid work r{ mis-
s.rsr.rs Fsam ,iir r>i-ab oiCarlain ooh
iuibe raising sd 'iie American rae The
irpub'ic aul is 2sa-sasios is L. 5. H.
N,lcansrs tasr and coif-, i;.t,is -Tisw
ae itess fer snr 's1racal rceiou-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21

To Cure Constipation Fore-e-.
lass Clscarets Caudy Catissrtic ioc or &c
r = c c. fail TO cure, druggtses refund money
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21

Tankin. the artist will remaiu here nm
iil May lst- We are equjpped with new
accessories and backgrounds. Cab. Pho
to's s2.5o Per Doz ami all WORK guar
autecd 20 give Satisfaction Call and sse
uew SAMPLES.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21

WanJed-The people Of Emmcz sad
vaciuity when in Boise to 80 % 1916 9Th
ST. 10 bny Alfred Peats wall paper.
+. E. Teen
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
SEED POTATOES.

40oolb. Rural =. y. The standard Col
orado potato, and 50oUb. BusbAak. al
= cents.
Pean China soss. IS 10 s.
Polan China baar, weight lO0ib. SIS.
Location ore half Mile west of Hop
raucn.-W- Il. Whivp.,.
Nr Kelley has just srr'v.i with his
ine engine Il wasQu q ano1iect to E
reupleof Emmett TO see him govern it
witho horses.
Mrs Clymer who has been quite sicl,
Cor lew dsAs is Improving.
AStmyed.
Cae ba, horse i5i hands. wei. n IT,
lh, wh.gb, 10 face. large ssddl, marks.
p y brand IN 'eIt shoalder, ir goO o der.
may 20 70 Salulsia-S 3 on el ye,
IL .. RIGGS, sr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21

Mr.. J.. T. Felsham Of Caldwell stonped
Mouds, night AZ the Carter hotel on hi
way 20 his Uine which Is near Marsh and
le expressed cssiTe 10 become "a part
aer in the coal mine owed by Cook and
the itrO;Tu Brothers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
MORE LOCALS.

BE sure and read the Real Brothers ad.
Not mieh aghiing at Manila ihe past
sack.
some of the best musicians are secured
for the schooI entertainment.
The proceeds Friday evening arc for tie
benefit Of the school library.
It viii be worth Your while 10 come TO
CartwFight.s Hall Friday April 2Ist-
same Of the wealthy p-apie efih@ Pliii-
ippines are making move 70 close the
war
All coal orders promptly filed and de-
liyered free u charge.
Parrolt and Brown.
o.
Messcrs Myers and LangFoise returned
from the Basin the first Of the week end
report that it looks like winter up there
yer.
R,rii-To Mr. and Mrs. II EFdiebroes
Of Marsh daughter. April y. 1893. Dr.
Hunt v as the attending ph. sician.
Mr. \. J. How'd moved out 0f he 8 i.
Psttison house on 10 his farm which is
about ) miles South West Of iown and
W. &. Warden moved into the Patlison
house.
G. W Wamack our barber pErchasad
D. W. c. Rrown's house that he formerly
used to keep has undertaking furniture
m. He had Mcssrs. Mcdowell aud Bevcl
move the building aud place 1t On Main
st near where the bridge crosses the y.
Y. canal. tie is atiins it up Tor q barber
shop aud residence
II. Stalker wishes 90 SAY 70 the peo-
pls Of Emmett and vacinity that on ac-
caant Of sickness he has been unable 20
met his appointments for some time. but
Will De On hands Tuesday and Welnes-
day. Nav > aud 3. and will continue his
vis';s 10 Emmett on the fist TUESDAY
A. Wednesday Of each month.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
Farm For Sale.

$50 acres of 6ue bottom land; 34 miles
from Emmett; - scres under cuitiva-
tica: Is acres set 70 The choicest be@rin-
srrtt trees and absolutely free from scale
ar .tner diseases and inely situated 10 b.
nrc.ectcd from frost; l0acrssset 10 mead
osaud waler-righi in Last Chance Ditch
rxs with the land; title clear--s 5 10 Ier
ae-e. Call on or addess The INDEX or
3. C. Blanchard, Emmett. Ilah0-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
y Fire ~ Sweet
idaho
House Of the Silver
Bros. Burned Down.

On last Saturday afternoon the elitor
Of the Irdex was ats. Ireton's when his
attention was drawn eastward by che
nr-se Of horses hoofs in fast succession
Striking the hard road. The three horse
mn aud some twoor three meu who were
,,l..sia- near by were SION at the build-
irr bat x was too late. Il was tco tar
.-,sc. The two Silver Bros. were AT work
IN iheir rirl5 east of tie building and at
She first sightefthesmoSe, thcy supposed
that il was beyond tscif house in MeSSrs-
IretOus field. bst at tAe secund l0lS they
concluded ir was taeir0wn bGiiding. they
made hsste TO the 5arulRg building out
the building vas PAS, redemption when
they reached &c. The houSs ssss sa'y A.
bout twenty minutes from The ii.a- .Ae
flames ve-ey5si5.e uptil the whole sirIct-
ure burned down By the aii ofas.song
east wind the men saved their other
buildings. but nathing from the house
was saved. Thci, clNhlss- 5s3dias.
provisions. mauy valuable be5Ss asd the
Incorporation papers aE5ba0>s % th
Squaw Creek Ditch Campzay were I'D
consumed. beside many relies taat can
never b,rei laced. The house WAS aot wuv. d
- much as the contsnis butitwas ai ia s.
mad aud lha, means a good deal t9a po1s
manaRI especially blch~lofs- in ihs nora
ing they toos ths asches Out ~ ihe steve
and pu, them ia pine h,s sad gt coarse
forgot 70 empty r. j. theSs men had
been married tsis sccidvnt might nos oi
occured. LET others beSNre of living =
bachelors lijs sn3 beware Of taxing up
ashes and leaving them in a pine box
lcas, worst fate bcfali yoa. Tie ten-
evolent reop.e Of that vacinity will ~
daubt help hem 10 reooUd again.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
My MOTHERS BiBIE STORIES.
Is:roducaon by Bishop John II Vincent,

My MOTHERS = bible STORIES.
Is:roducGon by Bishop John II Vincent
D. T.
Description ot the Book Cosarae,e .ceI5es
cf -9y Nsihes,s Bible Siorie~ VIII con
gain about $40 pages ppecisls Lille these
in the prospectus. psin'ed an the same
paper. aud equal IN ati aspects TO ihc
sample. Thy wjll also BE- beautifully
smhelli>hed wi;h abcut 500 lnsis1rssioals.
over 100 Of which are STEEL ETCH-
IXGS. and the remainder FIRST class wood
mgraviugs an6 ceAore5 ph3tosrsvurcs.
She book will be a very large, handsome
,elusne. lnx 5 iuches in size. and may
beSotained iE any of the four different
s;yles in binding rs Plain clolh-Siil1 cloth
Half Morocco-Full Morocco.
Mr.. ". II. Whelchel. Agent
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
w. CT. u.

''All ar" not saints who so 10 church.
" ihr liquorfra would BE- rs dead as
mummy n sis months"
Attempting TO lie up the liquor traffic
with high license is like tyiBg mp bull
with n the string Shoo, the bun and
ciase the saloon Tor lhe safety ofthe pub
iic.
Thc-e ara in fhc United Sti:estven'y-
six Stale soldiers Homes, and also seven
Nation 4 Eiom.s We have not at hand
hfermsii,,a as to ;lic amount Of money
sp.a. Tor 5e'r ia the t,-eaivsiN Staic
s.'airrs' Homes. 5at in The se~e1.Nu-
ional soldiers y nres fa5 the ,r,r endjne
July %. lso'. sz3l.sese4 r4s expended
f'r beer which is ab9ut oaa tenth O. tho
-S-h. S~ Rogns paid in pensions to the soi-
liass wi.u were IN those Homes
Secretary Long has ex Explained that thr
order ifolibi.ing the sale OF malt or 9TH
er alcoholic liqaor 70 enlis.ed men. except
in The medical department. was NOT eaus-
ed iy the eifnri, al .ny society outside Of
'hc service. bus = as done at tho solici-
tation IS aavai officers themse,ves The
late aFiny bill. iaciuaias sic aa,i.canies-
law. expires in July J. IDOL ifthescfor5
any permanent beacct IS .o rcsuis fTom 10
"A permanent law must b. enacted which
- Dsraces rot only post exchanges or caa
teens. hut soldiers homes immigrant
stations, and au public bs,;liaga nRslel
government control.
Alcohol in Baby's : omach.
II rcquires no argument 10 c,uviacc
any oae that the drunkard isiures his IN
tcllcct and ruins his nerves by every lit
of druaken delirinm and stupor, but 1t is
aoJ So easy TO make the mother under
st4nd that she is damaging her infant,
braia by similar kisd Of toxic excite
meut when il lies in stapor from the ct
fecls of an improper meal OF food which
hasuudergone drcem sosili ~ ia the S;em
ach. Il is bud te put ro;sons s'osady
I formed iut0 the stomach, as does the in
<brixtr. but il is even worse % turn tlss
ls;omach in;a poison factory Sy nl.ins
I i5 with unsuitable food. which il cannot
digest. and which, by spelling. forms al
cohol and many ozhsr serve poiSous -
: Kate Lindsay, Nj. d.. in Good Health
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21

Thc Band li0ys u Enmett rrnGe-od
s0ras good music 10 the people q Emmett
Sunday ia Irout of Jh, Carter Hotel and
tksg Mr.. Toukin turned his photograph
CALLER, on them and gave them a shot.
ii anyone waets one ! suppose it can be
bad by seeing Mr TouSiB the artist.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
L00GGAAEIETTES.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity

Il. b.
Read the Green Meadow Corral al. IN
Index
Mrs. Shepherd Of Pearl was IL Emmeif
Mouday
TO-
ing relatives al Emmeit
90
N. Alexander Of Boise has fine suits.
-o-
Read what Mr. thinner Says in hrs I'd.
in iiie Index.
Josepb Riggs returned from the Basin
aud reDsris not much work vet.
-
cheap call al this office.
20
Come 10 Car;wricht's Hall FRIDAY eve
anJ Le euterlaind by the school clildren.
DR. c. T. JONES is the resident DIN
TIsT at Emmett. Idaho. Call on him.
90
Dan Pa,isoa brought load Of freight TO
sell TUESDAY.
-
Read carefully the ad. in the Indez Of
The American Grocery Of Boise Idaho
10
An Gcculist has been in town for few
DAYS SITTING glasses t. the eyes Of th1se in
need Of hem.
There Is no USE going TO Boise far q
plow when you can buy a gaod one from
Little for less money.
-e-
We offer to all old subscribers who VIII
/ Index from May until Jan. 1900. Tor 7Jc;s.
in sdyaaee.
%
Don't fail 10 come to the School enter
ainment Friday night at half past seven
a'clock. Admission: admits p cents ana
/ >-,s. IN,
t-..,,,...,....,.-,..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21
EPUORTH L. LESSONS
FOR MARCH.

April 2.-The Birthday of Hope. Pet.
I. 10. lEastec Meetings. }-I4ad .ey N. II.
Adams
Anil Q. Holy Garments. Eph. i: 20-9i;
Rom. 8: 4 -J.ad by Miss Nettie Davis
AnHl la.-The Eternal Morning and
Nodera Missions Isa. sw l-l2 (MissioH-
,-y Meeting. LED by Miss Ella Davis
April %. How Christ Makes Use OF
Common lives. (The MSn with the Pitch-
s,lNar.l4: l2-l6-i.ed by Mr.. II Pugn.
April 3O.-How. Shall We Divide our
pime. Fec 3: l5--I.ed by Mr.. Otto
wilhelm.
The undersigned deals is PiaHoes, Or
cans and An Kinds Of Musical Instru-
septs, Sheet Music Snecialty.
Genuine Singer aud domestic Sowing
Machines are sold al - per cent less than
trn,s who sell on commissiea.
Pard NJ. Bowen, Boise, Idaho.
Those who know themselves isdebtcd
- IA, will please call and settled at then
.,ries, convenience as mist settle my
accounts
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-04-21

ltrssss vita zen rAetker ycsi eortillse tse-
nr-se-Niirg fsna ,o halls- y .i-s - Ia s.Ssl
- :,s :. .. -. s
.iores loss rl-nfcc1- ~ - y z, - t., 1rses
tQc-. ~ ~ - lrtsur cvH era.--ls.. u--
- - p al r1-icf rcr .sa l-r O. ise
- - u - viii rstt-.s. iT. fe-Stsze--r e ~
e.2ANS - = oox 3, ,sgsly slrcss l'rss, = =
c.rfe IL -1krlEtee1 g. e1re- c- ~ -cf-r1 rl.lir.
49, ksEi,s srcSs-ts,, C-is-Sss s-=lle-A - sfzs'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-21

present time is peculiar. There is strong
interest but not a particle of enthus-
iasm in any quarter. The interest is
not for the success Of any particular
ticket, but rather a curiosity as to
which of the leading candidates viii
suffer most from the dissatisfaction in
the ranks of his own party.
The dissatisfaction is widespread and
intense. The conventions of both the
leading parties did not in their action
represent the sentiments of the masses
of the respective parties, but merely
registered the DEGREES of rival bosses.
The dollar mark was ineradically
stamped on the heads of both tickets
The struggle now in progress is not
between the antagonistlc principles OF
Democracy and RepubncaniSm. nor
even between the divergent policies of
the two parties, but is an undisguised
contest between rival forces OF corrup-
ton.
on the one side the ticket represents
the power of Doodle and the will Of
the boss. On the other the ticket is
headed by a would be boss with his
Doodle. The struggle IS simply between
bosses whose weapons are Doodle
Whichever wins, it will be a triumph
of boodleisn and bossism.
1t is no wonder that men on either
side who have faith in the principles
of their party are thoroughly disguised
with the self-constituted leaders who
have sacrificed these principles to their
selfish ambitions and who trust more
to the cOrrupting influence of money in
a campaign than to the convictions of
the voters.
The demoralizing effect Of this de-
basing appeal to greed rather than rea-
son is apparent in the splitting up of
both parties into factions more intent
on destroying each other than on the
success of the party. The work of cor
rupting men has been but too success
full.
No honor will come to either party
by a victory in Ohio this fall, no matter
how great the majority may be. It will
be a purchased victory, representing
only the superior influence of Doodle
on the winning side, or measuring the
greater degree of disgust on the losing
side.
Precisely in what manner those
voters who place the principles of their
party and it's future welfare above a
temporary success gained by discred-
liable means will decide to make their
protest most effective remains to be
seen
Whether they will stay away from
the polls on election day or ignore on
their ballots the direct represent tiVeS
of bossism and boodleism, or, to make
the protest more plain and emphatic,
vote for a candidate who represents
an impracticable theory is a question
that will have it's answer when the
votes are counted.
That one or the othe- of these courses
viii be adopted by thousands of Re
publicans and Democrats who do not
want to stultify themselves by voting
for the heads of their own tickets when
the candidates represent the bossism
and bOOdIeism they bitterly condemn,
is evident to everyone who knows any
thing of the sentiment prevailing in
this city, and which is by no means
confined to this city or. part Of the
state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-21
MRS. FLEM1NGs FIND.
Atchison Woman Receives a Rather
Mysterious Package.

Atchison, Oct. 21-NTrs A. Fleming.
whose husband is a well known railroad
man, has just had rather peculiar and
not altogether pleasant experience. She
received a card from the express com
pany, saying that a package addressed
"A Fleming, Atchison. Kansas was
at the office with 25 cents charges on 1t.
Mrs. Fleming went down, paid the ex-
press charges and had the package sent
to her rooms at J. w. Fishers resi-
dence on North Seventh street. Upon
opening the package it was found to
contain a suit of clothes that evidently
belonged to a young man, several fancy
necktieS, a lot of pictures and letters
and one linen collar with a necktie fast
ened to it, as if it had just been taken
off On the inside of the collar was
written the word Dead and also on
the back of one picture were the words,
Arthur Fleming, dead The collar
and the picture were tied together with
a piece of black cloth. A postal card
that was in the package was written
from a brother at Coldridge, Neb. Let
tiers in the package indicate that Mr..
F1eming's parents once lived in Atchi-
son. The package came from Kansas
City, and it is supposed that Arthur
Fleming died at Kansas City, and the
old letters, having come from Atchison
some years ago, gave the authorities
the idea of sending the clothing here,
supposing his father and mother still
resided in town. Nothing, however, is
known of the family. Mrs. Fleming,
who received the package, knows moth
ing of any such family and the pack
age was returned to the express office.