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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

John Kcarns. n brother Of Hon.
lhpinaa kcarns. u representing J. G.
lsNnch on the exchange. DURING the lat
tere absence IN the East
Al tho star Sonsolidutcd, n Wine is
belng sunk from the 800 level TO the
700 level. where MANAGER Lawrence cx-
poets 10 Ind good ore.
charlie Brown has taken charge. OF
me May Day "a superintendent and j.
lghaiht three car lot " high Hrade
silver lead ore which will go out this
week.-Tintlc Miner
The ''aale' of the silver King had the
remarkable eject yesterday of weak
enlnE the stock. SIS being the highest
DID, while u was offered nc $3.50.
Notwithstanding that the Gugrenheima
paid" $50 for the stock
Dc witt ~ Lowe, who is now IN Seat
We. has been heard from. A letter was
received from him this morning rct-
uinE Herman Bamborrcf'a cluim, which
rrieasca the seat bought by =. w.
Young. late Of Colorado Syringe
Harry -. Cole and Mr. Childa who
represents uuHton parties. were IN the
district sunday and visited the Dewey
group IN East Tintlc. owned by Geo. T.
Bridges. The gentlemen were favor
ably Impressed with the property which
VIII IN nll probability b. made the basis
~ new Incorporation. and work VIII
BE- commenced On the ground w IA short
time. The claims 10y south NJ the ".
g. W group and w the proximity ~
the Lily. from which some high grade
lead ore has recently been shipped
Tntlc Miner
The South Dragon q. NJ a NJ. Co.
promises an early era of activity under
W IT, Wilson Of Provo. Mr.. Wilson lH
a director of this company and he adj
vlses the Utah County Democrat that
his organization starts out under the
right auspices. The property lies lm-
mediately south of the famous Dragon
iron mine and enFt uf the Martha
Washington and the property 10 alb
Holutciy owned by the company II o.
capitalized az 100000 shares. ~ which
10000 nr. IN the treasury. a i7-inch
vein Of shipping ore has been disclosed
BY the present doyclopment.--M Mammoth
Record.
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Lonrszo now DEAD.



over the Cossi.
A New York dispatch says. Lorenzo
Dow Ia dead nt his home la this city.
aged ~ years. lie was born Ia Paris.
when the gold fever broke out In tsia.
he went to the Pacific coast. and Tor
several years was engaged there Ia
prospecting FOR and In operating mines,
lie then crossed the Sierra Nevada
mountains aud pitched his tent on the
nlknli lands which are now covered by
the butiu faH part OF Virginia city lie
became interested IN the silver mines
OF that region and contributed largely
to their development. Later he set.
Tied In Kansas. lie became prominent
In ltH early struggles and was active In
the free soil agitation. lie was the
FIRST mayor Of Topeka, Kansas. and for
many years he WAS a member OF the
supreme court of Kansas.
During the Clyll war Mr.. Dow was
an inventor and was engaged ir
manufacture NJ waterproof cartridges.
II was known na the Dow cartridge and
was used extensively In the army for
muzzlc loading guns, After the war
Air. Dow went 20 South America. where
he engaged In several mining entcr-
prlseH. He also conducted consider
able business In the expectation OF ma
hogany and other native woods. Re-
turning 10 this country, Sir. Dow set
tied In Colorado. whore he again en-
gagged In mining. The town of silver
ton was largely developed through hla
Efforts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Manager g. H. Allen came out from
the city Tuesday morning. and return
ed the following day 60 the city, says
the riutlc Miner iio reports that Com
tractor Harlowc has about completed
the painting % the buildings. the In
side OF the shaft house. boiler and cum-
prcsnor rooms arv finished In white. and
u makes the big structure very clean
and Inviting In appearance.
Regarding future improvements, Mr.
Allen said be was waiting Tor the come
plotlon Of plans for the tramway and
thch ore huuse,and that when they were
received the work would be- conn
menced nt once. The ore house viii
be built on Bullion Beck ground west
OF the Rio gtunde Railway tunnel
which runs through the Eureka I'M
dump, lease having been secured from
the Beck company. Untll these Inn
provcmcntH have been completed, the
under round force viii not be lncreas-
ed. blt when things are ready for the
economical handling Of the ore, II Will
be extracted more rapidly and cheaply
than ever before Ia the history Of the
property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

A startling Incident, h narrated by
John oliver u Philadelphia, us follows;
~ wns In an awful condition. My skln
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually iu back and
sides no appetite. growing weaker day
hy day. Three physicians had given
mo up. Then l was advised 10 use
Electric Blttcrs; 20 my grvat Joy. the
nrst bottle made decided improve
mcnt continued their ute Tor three
weeks, and am now well man. 1
know they robbed tho grave OF another
victim" No one should fail to Try
Thorn only 5Oc, guaranteed. at q, G,
81 1. DrnG Don't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Could not express the rapture OF An
ME u. Springer. 81 Philadelphia, when
Or. Klnr'a New Discovery cured her Ot
"a hacking cough that for many years
had made life burden, She says. M
am other remedies and doctors failed 10
soon removed the pain In my chest and
I can now sleep Houndly, something ]
can scarcely remember doing before, !
feel like sounding lta praises throughout
tho Universe" Dr. Kings New blacov-
Org ~ guaranteed TO cure an troubles
OF the Throat. Chest or Lungs. Price.
Doc aud 81, Trial bottloa frec at z. c..
NJ. l. Drug. Dept.
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nMAmA NM srncK.

Omaha. oct. A.-Cattie-Recci
L. 500. Market steady. Native beef steers,
A15dGgh: western steers, As,ulsl
Texas, a.15mi,3b; cows and hclfers, a'AQn
Az: Gamers. 200Ha25; Htockers and
fpederH. aiOnA7b; calves, f.bOu6,i5,
bulls. stays. etc. 2.50U31b,
Hogs Receipts. $500. Market shade
higher. Heavy. ti7mni25. mixed, L22A
fff.3S. light. l26IA.a1ik; pigs. f.OomA2l.
bulk II sales. A.224nA2j.
sheep Receipts. 100, Market steady,
Yearilnga. g1o43a0. western muttons,
a.GOH36; stock sheep. a.lO0J,1ii lambs,
4OnUG55.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

katie Guthrlel, admlulstratrlX Of the
estate Of Muronl Williams. who died M
commenced suit On the Third district
court nRnlnst the firm ~ Gllmer Sails
bury a Company 90 recover $500. The
complaint nllegrg that Ia November,
is12. Williams sold and conveyed 10 the
Defendants the Peabody mining claim
at bingham Tor $4,000 OF this sum
$40 900 was paid down ard u u alleged
the nRrr -ment was that the defendants
were 90 Hell the mines II possible ana
nay the balance ~ the $4,000 out % the
proceeds OF the sale, palntln then
goes ON TO say that In April 1894, the
defendants sold the property Tor much
more than would have paid on the
balance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
INTEREST ON MONEY DOWN
Wall Stree, Gets Back 10 he Rate Of Three
Percent.
nut uusiness ws- Light. and the
Market Responded Pitfuiiy Live
stock aud Produce weak.

Ncw York. oct ii-Changcs were
mostly small and mixed at the opening
ana trading was quiet Local traction
shares were pressed for sale. Brooklyn
transit. Metropolitan street RAILWAY
ana Third avenue rccciod a point The
general list moved Independently, and
showed decided strength. Important
advances In the inactive group Included
In New York air brake ~ la Great
Northern. ana 3it In Pullman. Good
gains were also recorded In sugar.
American tobacco, peopica gas. bur
liugton. and ~. Paul. A rally IN
metropolitan street railway and Brook
iyn transit cancelled their losses. but
the latter was fcvcfish ana ran OF
again. Tho continued decline ln liruok-
Ign transit had small eject on the rail-
ruud liat. But the bank statement
showed loss in cash Tor the week. and
brought selling 81 the whole list iTicca
were sliFhtly below last night with few
exceptions. brooklyn transit touched
54H The local traction stocks rallied
sharply ana the general market g..
sp0nded ntfully. The closing was dul
aud nrm under the Influence ~ short
covering at small net gains either way
Sales gll00ii shares.
MONEY AND BONDS
Sew York. oct ii.-Mouoy on call
cnay nc o per cent Prime mercantile
paper bhHG por cont
sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills at f.s6huA
for demand ana at i.s2huh Tot %
daysi posted rates. i.s3h and ASH,
commercial bills. t.sih.
silver certificates. 5SA159.
finr silver. 5sA.
Mexican dollars. o..
state bonds Inactive. railroad bonds
Irregular.
Government bonds nfmrr; United
states g'a rev.. io09. So reg, LOIS. do.
coupon. i.Osih new e. rUf. and coupon,
I .2oA old a. rcF. 1.iiis do. coupon.
LA. Dc reg, t.iih, dc coupon. LINZ.
SUGAR.
Sew York. oct ii-suEar raw,
steady. refined, uuiet and steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The Home Fire Insurance company
has sold Co. Thatcher Bros Ranking
company. of Logan. 10 feet nf grpund
Joining the bank on The Wcst The con-
'ldcfa'lon was $50 pr foot front'ge'
4. g. NJ. I. IL paying out o. four per
cent dividend to ~ stockholders today
and Monday. The amount Il over So
Monday will be- the regular dividend
day for the State Bank of Utah. u
dlsburses two per cent 20 lta atockhold-
ors.
Salt Lakes bank cloirInEs took an
other enormous stride ahead Of the same
week last year. the figures being So
2ib,26O-o gain Of 66i per cent These
totals are In advance n those N such
cities at Memphia Hartford ~. Iue.
Portland. ore. Toledo and seattle The
total Of the United States FOR the week.
showed a gain OF 81 Per cent
Hroker Cutler saws In his Weekly Fin
anclai Review; The Increase " tith-
Ing this year over last year reported
during conference has Increased the de-
mand for Church bonds. and sold some
small lots at ti0j during the week,
which IL a raise u ~ pet cent over last
week.
Bradstroet'a wool review says; The
market maintains arm tone, with fair
Hnlca making. although operations show
some falling m compared with two
weeks ago. iuHtun'H sales for the week
were about 5000 900 pounds, an but
about 600 900 pounds being domestic.
largely territory grades. About 100000
pounds oregon and California woods
were taken. while "a rood call for
secured lots IL noted The latter aro
selling Tor about 90 cents for nne me-
dium ana tine territory and Texas
woods. while lots sold in the grease VIII
cost the buyer nearer 5000 cents, with
staple woods ut 5000 cents The recent
demand has been Tor lots containing "a
good proportion of staple, and strictly
clothing grades are quiet The London
sale has shown some weak ness owing
10 the South African war trouble. but
the close IL again nrmsr. The sale closed
London october 9Th, Americans bought
some ctossbred woods at the sale. carpet
ynpia are uuigt hut steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Kansas city. oct i-Cattlc-lte-
ceipta. 1000. Market unchanged. Ma
tive steers. 400uGl5. Texas steers, a0OH
AGO. Texas COWS. e.Ooua.i0; native cows
aud hclfcra. l.5ndAg5; stockcrH aud
feeders. 3G0uAt0. bulls. 2Gi1a2a.
Hogs Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Bulk u sales. i.g0Hfa5: heavy, 400
AIS. packers. i2iuAlo, mixed. tolu
AIS. light. f10nt3lh. workers., AlOu
Ag1ih. pigs A00nA3lh.
sheep Receipts. 200 Market steady,
Lambs, 3.25uA50. muttona, 2.25u3.A0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
BUSINESS NOTES.

There has been something Of o lull In
financial circles during the past wcok
due doubtless 20 the uncertainty ds TO
the OuCct the Hoer war may have on
money IN this country. But dividend
paying stocks remain scarce lnd thrrC
IL no shading FROM the high points
reached, except In the case ~ those
securities whose dividends have Just
been paid. The following arc the latest
authentic quotations!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

THE DAYS TRANSPORTS.
Bullion Beck. 900 at $50.
DAILY West. 900 az i2.60.
Grand Central. 400 at ts5. 100 ut $50.
600 at $50. 100 az 5.s2. 100 az 59j. 100 al
b97hi 100 az GOO
Northern Light. 1000 at las; 1000
itA 600 AZ 10. 300 al 1875 $500 at i5h
Potro. $500 at i6h; 600 at 80; 600 at
as 900 az co.. 1000 nt %,
Sacramento, 100 at a.
Showers 100 az a.,
South swansea. 100 az 100,
Sunbeam. 200 at 65; 900 az GgM. 900 at
o.. 700 ut Gs; 500 al $50. 1000 at 6sis
Nnlco, 100 az SO, 200 at So 4 900 NJ bihi
1000 at 40. 100 Ut No.
May Day, 900 at 20.
blue BIRD Extension, 1000 az 1.
Yankee, 1900 at iiA,
international, 1000 az 81; 1000 "a 5Ai
! 900 at Q.
Total number Of shares sold, 26.Gj0,
bringing S2Q,9li
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Denver Colo, oct. N-Cattle-lle-
cclpts. 2.Ao0. Market weak and quiet
Beef steers. 3.6OHAb0; cows, 2,o0n $50;
feeders. g50uA25: atockcra, 3,G0uA30i
bulls stays. ETC.. 2.00n32b.
Wnra-lrceipta. 800. Market o. lower
Light hackers. i2oaA25; mixed. A250
$50. heavy i.25Hf3o.
sheop- Receipts. 1000. Market quiet
ana lower Good rat muttons. aO00i00.
lambs, tOOni6o,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

This weeks sales on the salt Lake
Stock Exchange were as follows:
Monday shares sold, 1890, bringing
$50 $50.
Tuesday. shares sold, 1850. bringing
siG,13i.
Wednesday. shares sold, $4,000, bring
Ing si7a19.
Ink si2,2so.
saturday. shares sold, 1880, bringing
82Q.eii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

san Francisco. oct it-Whcat. qulet
Dec, LEA; May. l.i'lsi each, l.0s,A'
Harley, quiet. Dec, 81; cash. sGA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Chicago. oct. A-Dccomber wheat
opened at 5gAuA and ranged between
s2hn72h.
Close. whent-Dcc.. 52is. May. 75h.
Corn-Oct. 3iA, Dee. 3ih.
Oats-Oct., 22h. Dee, 225s,
purk-Oct., s.s5. Dec, Agiia.
1.ari-Oct.. so2h. Dee. $500 5.32h.
Riba-Oct.. 40. Dee. ASIA.
Cngh. Whrnt-No, 2, no. ~; No. red.
GSd1i4: No. 2 hard winter, 0s; No. Q
hard winter. GiuGi; No. 1 northern
spring. 7au5li 40. 2 northern spring, a
u12. 30. . spring. Auti
Corn Noe. asnnl1 No. ., 32uh.
Oauf-No. 2. %. No. ,, IN.
ityr=5Guit.
Harley dtG.
Tlmothy-23s,
FlnNA1aT
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ouIoAoo MARKETS.


Chicago. oct Receipts, 10
600. tomorrow. $1,000. left over. ass.
Market weak. Mixed and butchers.
3 isUlGo: good heavy. 22ju45b; rough
cnftte-Vecelpts 200. Market steady.
fhcop-Rtu llpts. 100. Market steady.
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Campbsn a Greene, stock nrok'rs'
ie w. Second South st. Telephone 6ss.
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Two trains each way daily between
Denver Omaha, Chicago, Kansas city.
st. Joseph, Atchlron ana 81. LOuif and
all eastern points.
Dining Cars on all through trains.
No railroad has better sleeping cars
than the Burlington Route, Not oven
ON the famous limited trains between
Chicago and New York are the aieepers
brighter. cleaner or Of more modern de-
sign.
equipped with wide vestibules, They
are lighted by gas. Their smoking and
toilet compartments are unusually
roomy. From end to end they are
thoroughly up 10 date.
Drawing Hoom has one full section
aud a single lower berth, with toilet
annex.
Berths may be reserved on application
10 any burlington Route Ticket Agent
Sleeping Car Conductor Will, on request,
telegraph ahead for accommodations on
connecting lines.
a MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
three feet four inches Wide by four feet
long. printed In slN colora, mounted on
rollers; shows every State, county, Inn
portnnt town ana railroad In the Union
A very desirable and useful adjunct to
any household or business establish
mont. Sent on receipt Of fifteen cents In
stampa-loas than cost.
Ticket omee. ga s, W. Temple 81.
IA. HENToN. Ticket Agent. II. a. W.
ny, nOoly Block.
r. " NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
", II. M'MILLAN, Gen. AEt.
2i4 8. w. Temple St.. Salt Lake City.
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CURRENT
ES:s TINE TABLE.

cG lllllL lnDlL.
LuAyu SALT Lsku cIrYi
No c-lur Provo, umnd Junction
aud all points East ........s.s.a. Z 10 m
No thor Provo Grand Junction
aud ell points hast ....t..asa... % D m
No c-lur bingham. LahL Provo
lluh.r. MantL hclknAp and
Int mediate points .s......s.. 20 m
No e-lur Eureka. laysnn. iieher.
Provo and all intermediate
"a $:s $;aa:$ a: :si B: s $g$$
No p-lur Ogden, intermediate
points and West ................... 4 10 D m
No E-lor Park city aud inter
mediate points ..................-. y m
ARRIVE SALT LANu CITY
No. i--lfum Provo. Grand juno
ilnn and tho Enst........,, ........ On m
No g-lrum Provo, Grand june
tlnn and tho East........,,.,...a. IS D m
No. 1-lum Provo. tichet. Hing
ham. Eureka hclknap.
Manu aud intermediate
points ..ss.sst..s,.l.. .s.s.f ttssiss. ) y D IN
No S-lrum Eureka, Payson neb-
81 Provo and intermediate
pniuts .......Isss d. g.. ....-.i..ssss 10 o. a m
No 81 rom ogden and tho West. y m
No 4-lrum Ogden aud tho West. IS m
No, iO-irom Ogden aud intormcd-
late points ..............s........s... 10 D m
No u-lruui Park city and Inter
mediate points '...,................ . H , m
TICKET OiffCE Ia West Sccold south
street. nustofilco cornurL
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TleEel omoe. sil 5. W. Templs 81.
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Sew York. oct. if-sugar raw,
steady; refined. quiet and steady
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-02
THE PENSION ROLL.

A little statistical statement, but one
full of meaning, was that which sum
married. the work of the pension office
for the year. Forty thousand names
We're added to the listand Al, 900 dropped,
of which 5000 We're by death AS the
years rapidly pass the death harvest in
creases and in few more years the
great majority will have passed away.
AS the largest number OF these veterans
are between 90 and 20 years of age,
their average expectation of life can
hardly be more than ten years. An
other feature of this report shows that
the annual sum of the entire roll is
s65o,0o0 greater than ever before, due
TO a higher average of pensions. AS the
years go by and the veterans become
more helpless, ii requires a greater sum
to maintain them. This is proof that the
pension bureau is doing good service in
the interest of the old soldier The re-
public has not been ungrateful to its
defenders, and it gives constant proof
of Grants prophetic statement in one
of his field orders, intended to inspire
renewed effort, in which he said "a
grateful country will reward you and
history record it immortal honor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-02

Herald. "the country was too busy OPP
Grating soup houses to give much atten-
ton to trusts
We expect cooler weather soon and
then it will be time enough to warm up
on local politics. says the Boone Re-
publican.
"1mperialists.'' declares the Marengo
Republican. SIS an invented application
of a word that is meaningless. and may
as properly be ascribed to the 1e to I
dictators az anything else. Seriously,
there there are no imperialists In this
country. and nobody advocates im-
perialism. If autonomy is to be
given to the F'ilipinos. by whom is it
to be given if not by the United States?
II the people OF Luzon have as much
autonomy as Porto Rico, or New Next
co, they will not be an oppressed peo-
ule -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-02
FEEL THE CHANGE
Hundreds Voluntarily Endorse :
Scientific Product.
"A Statement - 1 Well Known Cit
izen Who Has Found Great
Relief ~ Using Il.

The great good that Morrow's Kid
ne-oids are doing Ia MArshailtown for
all forms OF kidney and urinary dis
orders is being daily told by our citi-
zens. All who use Kid-ne-otds for
backache. dizziness. slesplessness. nerve
business and general debility give hear
ty expression of the quick relief they
obtained.
Mr.. H. A. Diller. 2o1 South Fifth
street. says: Have had great deal
of pain in my back, and It would be SO
lame at times that when would stoop
over could scarcely straighten up. I
also had other symptoms Of kidney
disease. used different kinds of KID
ney remedies. but they did not seem
to help me. I heard about Morrow'sI
Kid-ne-oids and determined to try
them. took them according to direc-;
tions and the pain and lameness IN my
back soon left me and now am en-.
tirely cured and know that Kid-ne-oids
did it,
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills.
but yellow tablets. and sell at so cents a
box at drug stores and at Mcbride &
Willis drug store.
Mailed on receipt OF price. Manufac-
tured by John Morrow & Co. chemists,
Springfield. o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-02

hsrs Sont y ia sigS s5Ii y sSH'
ana hl6s ~ 0xla&S = velif & u a1A ~
out u politics renowned tlkalf cnse
went into private llf0 ana took u 10:
burdens for conscience sake. Rot only
their old places know them no more:
not only ere they not Ia the counsels.
OF their party: not only are they en-
tirely without party. and sufter the
chagrin OF seeing the old name Of their
party designating men who do not be-.
lieve In any OF Its essential principles
hut the republican party is deprived.
OF the advantages OF their opposition,
and the country ID denied their services.
These men represent many others, who.
under existing political conditions, have
no more place in the politics OF this
country than they have In the politics.
OF Great Britain. Almost the only
men OF the democratic party who have
been trained to tasks Of statesmanship,
and who are fitted for the performance
by a horde OF people most Of whom
have no convictions, or whose convic-
lions are of that dangerous sort which
mentation OF tlisordered emotions,
WHICH ui0Ae tHUue PoSbeSSeu w tHetlt
dangerous enemies OF society and Of Its
disorderly evolution. The corrupt, the
half-informed, the wholly ignorant the
man who 10 in politics for change and
the man who ID in politics for plunder-
these are the men who have exiled, not
only their party, but from the public
affairs Of their country. the cream OF
the democratic party.
R.,N - = -
portraits will point our moral.
II. u. N y