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Gambler

CanGIer celebrated the National
Thanksgiving with new feature or
two. Union services were held at the
Methodist church; Rev. w. w. Jones
preaching sermon that entered deeply
into the spirit of the occasion. The
choir OF the two churches united in
the song service.
From the church the congregation
repaired 20 the Hotel Jones, where sew
eral baskets had found their way be-
fore services.
While the good ladies prepared the
tables the less important members Of
the company told war stories and
prophesied concerning the "Greater
America"
Dinner was then discussed, along
with other fitting subjects. There may
be freeze this winter, bat it can't undo
the doing of that CHEEKY Thanksgiving
dinner.
Now comes the second part, and it
must have a separate paragraph. The
company, old an1 young, gathered in
the hotel parlor, where the literary
feast was spread:
Toast MOL. "Our navy in the COM
ing civ llzation
Responded toby Captain Russell of
the "Maggie."
Toast No. 2. "Our army and the
coming civilization"
Response by J. II. Fox, whose son,
Edgar, as a musician, is a valuable &C.
QUESTION to the army in the Fllipines.
Toast No. ;, The church and the
coming civilization"
Response by Rev. w. w. Jones.
There was nothing "Cut and dried'
about these responses. They fitted the
occasion.
There was a general wish expressed
that there nigh be more of such feed
ing and fellowship.
Mr.. George Rltchee aud daughter
Of Beaver Falls, Pa, have taken up
their abode with u.s. Mr.. Ri:chee has
bought the Wilson place, and is now
tenting trees with the faith Of an old
orange grower.
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the money
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COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items Collected BY Our Rural
Editors
Orange Springs

perintendent w. D. earn inspected
the schools last week, and was pleased
with his observations.
Professor and Mrs. Brinson spent
Thanksgiving with the professors ia
Their at Eureka
Two miles south of Orange Springs
is Zion Primitive Baptist church., For
many years it has been the Mecca for
hundreds of people from the surround
ing country, who attend to witness the
foot-washirg service which occurs an
nually. This occasion was celebrated
last Sunday by an Immense number of
people from Marion and Putnam
counties.
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annually destroys thousands Of
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by One Minute Cough Cure, the
only remedy that produces lmme-
date results in coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis, pneumonia and
throat and lung troubles. 1t will
prevent consumption. Anti-Mo-
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PROCLAMATION Fer GENERAL
CITY ELECTION

Proclama non Is hereby made i"r a general
election OF officers for the city OF Ocala, Flor
lda, 70 De holuen IN Sa1d city on the
N 1000
that being the 18th day Of said month. The
Offices to be filled at said election are:
mayor.
one councilman from f1fst ward.
One councilman from SECOND ward.
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G. q - RS . "a e q.
Bears ira Il The Kind i1l Have hHa5s 9Oggh!
Signature at &<X2NzzM
Salt Springs

Mr.. Werton has returned from Michi-
gan, where lie has been spending the
summer We are all glad to welcome
him back home again.
There was large picnic on Thank
giving Day ct Lake Kerr, which vas
eni3yed By al! who attended. Our side
was represented by Mr.. McRae and his
sister, Miss Bessie.
The D>erin cottage is occupied by
two gentlemen and two ladies' from
-.lcll'sel
We a 75EIy 20 learn that Mr.. aud
2-rs, p ,sjns are not coming to the
Lard - Fl0rel,' this winter.
Dan Morgan has moved his tie camp
over to Aston.
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Don't Tobacco Spi: AIT. Smoke Tot. life away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever De mag
net!c. fuli Of tile, nerve d vigor, take No-To
Bac, the WondeS-wOrlier that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure Guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
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TAX DEED MOTTO F.

Notice IS hereby given that J. Z Edwards &
Go. have made application to the und@rsi gned
clerk of the circuit court for the issuance Of a
tax deed on the following described land.
towit: Ne13 OF sci, Sec -. Up l., ;. K. - + 3.
al:o 81 Of n , and WI Of sci. and swI. sec 81.
Tp. l., K. - +. Uuless the same be redeemed
according !, law tax deed Will issue re-
ouested thirty days after date Of this notice.
In.z 18th day Of Nov. 1eF".
:. I. >I>TRCNk.
Clerk Circuit Court.
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The National tribune., 1899-07-06
CONQUEST OF MEXICO.
Dramatic Episodes of the Retreat of Cortez.
By r. M. BIRD.

chasm, made such footing for TIC, in
fantry as enabled many ID pass in safety
Among these was Don Amador de Leslie,
his hand grasped by the faithful magician,
who perceived that he was sunk into such
sIuggishHess of despair, that lie must
have periShed, if left to himself
1t is not to be supposed that this passage
was effected without opposition and loss;
On the contrary, the barbarians redoub!ed
their exertions; and while many rested at
distance, shooting whole clouds OF arrows,
others pushed their canoes boldly up to the
gap. and there slew many taken at such
disadvantage. .
.Neverthe ess, the passage was at last
effected, ard tEe fcoimen ..oiEir e tEen
So YES TO their fellows, and forming, as
tef,-e, 20 deep, followed the ho-semen tc-
war Is the shore.
-io'dI" shouted Boteilo, when the party
was about to start. Save Your Captain,
ye k;,aVes of tie rear.-Save DE Leon! the
valiant Ve!asGuezE
4 few, ralsed by this cry, arid, heediess
cf tie s.iafts shot at them, rushed back to
tie brink, aud b2he,d the wounded and
~, Jtten Captain, in the water, s:rlIgg ing
III l. e arms OF two brawny barbariaHs. WHO
6 rogc 10 drag him into a canoe: Nhile has
f).iower5 stood hesitating, rot kowing row
10 give him aid, tire little vessel, ag!tated hy
mis- strug ges. which We're tremendous,
sllIelly o:cISs.., G-sd ca2tive and cap,-
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conpfey e
Copsin. David, Bartlekti Iowa.
Cooper, Isaac P, Mattoo,h Ill.
Campbell, Benjamin. New Beilsvilie.
Denoon, Elias, Norman, No.
Duvall, Farling, Nashville.
Dean, Ephraim. Buffalo Sap, S. d..
Fesler. Lieut. VIM. H.. JMnrtinsville.
Gibson. DIR. George. Houston.
Griffin. Wm.. Bloomington.
Griffin. DR.. X. c.. Morgantown.
Gray. c. M. Chicago. ILL
Hampton. James, Columbus.
Hubbard. VIM. c.. TaylorsviIle.
Helms. Wilson. Morgantown.
Kennady, Stephen. Nashville.
Knight. Dempsey NJ. Morgantown.
King, j. B.. Morgantown.
Kennady, Z. A, Martinsville.
Kennady, j. D., Columbus.
Lang, Benton r., Morgantown.
Lane. Ralph. Nashville.
Matheny, Francis, Fisher III.
Mcllvane, McCiain. Ladora, o.
Mellvane, George, Terrs Haute.
Mathis, John. Eagleville, Mo.
McAry. VIM. H. Mt. Moriah, Mo. a.
Nicely, j.. NJ, MartinsYille.
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1.-THE sORRowFUL NIGHT"
(Continued.)

Meantime the reappearanco OF &c bGr-
barians seemed to cut OF tie last ho9e OF
escape from Amador and his CO n9a 10 !;
but tine magician .4ssaswcrirg tie Cava ier )
sullen look of despair VITA a las,Sl, and
pointing toet;ee- litt.e1s5a-, watch sti. IA ie
its way up the eloIdy arch a!o g va tie
moon said, dra ggiI'g him ct tie ssa-zie,t.---c
towards the artillery:
What the spirits say, is TIRE, ] this
said they, of &c Mor-cc..->,,;..y l,c -. with
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A Long Wall.

Mem York Weekly.
Maid-You got home early, Mr.. Binks.
Shall call Mrs. Binks?
Mr. Binks (who loves joke)-Dont tell
her ] am here. just say a gentleman
wishes to see her in the parlor.
I'm afraid you'd get tired"
"Tiredg"
Yes, sir. She'd spend bout two hours
making herself look pretty"
The National tribune., 1899-07-06
SYNOPSIS.

The scene is laid in the Aztec capital.
Cortes's army has met with defeat, its
ranks have been thinned by famine and
battle, and already many valiant knights
have met death IN the streets or a more
horrible. fate of sacrifice in the temple.
Following other misfortunes and increasing
thesaanger of -theinyaders was the death OF
Montezuma of wounds inflicted by his own
subjects Cortez begins night march
from the capital, hoping thus TO avoid
further conflict with the Mexicans. Don
Amadpr de Iseste, Spanish knight, IS the
hero, and with him Is. a stripping page,
.Jacintos tha child of renegade Moor IN the
service of the Mexican mobiles. This
retreat is hnowRin history as "The Sorrow
ful Night"
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Company X.

Adams, Jos, Madison.
Buchanan, Jas. NJ, BarberSville.
Burkdoll, Lieut.. Daniel, indianapolis.
Baxter, Capt. Fl. B., Ashland, Ill.
Brisben, NJ. c., North Madison.
Beabout, Benz, Soldiers Home, Marion.
Bear, Calvin, Moorfield.
Ball, J. w, Egan, Tex.
Courtney, Thos., Madison.
Davis, Dr. j. T., JeffersonviIle.
Davis, Robert. Madison.
Fehleison, Otto, Cincinnati, O.
Fehleison, Adoiph, Spring Lake. Oak.
Fehleison, Albert, Kansas City, Mo.
Fox, Edward, Corn Creek. KY.
Graves. Geo. Surprise.
Gourley, ChristoDher c., Ninevaf.
HoIstein, AdJt c. L., indianapolis
Harmon, Thos., Cross Plains.
Hall, w. r., Hicks
Herring. j. W., Pleasant
Hervy, VIM, Little Sioux, Iowa.
Hite, Chas. C., Kansas City. Mo.
Hutchinson, A. c., Evansville
Horton, Jno. W., New Haven, KY.
Hall, Clifford, Topeka, Kan.
Hall. Jas, Hargan.
Kirk, +. NJ, Madison.
Kendall, Andrew, Elizabethtown.
Lane, Granville, Madison.
Marx, John, Madison.
Moor, John L., Crothersyille.
Orrel, L. c., Jeffersonville.
Rowlinson, Manlibert c., Madison
Rector, Earl F., Shadeland.
Rich, Geo, Seymour
Smith, John, Seymour.
Slater, BENZ F., Harrell. .. 49,.
Thatcher, Thos., Indianapolis.
Thorn, Benz, Dupont.
West. Samuel W., Otto.
Whitten, James, Cincinnati, o.
Wood, Jas. F., Plainville.
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IIIIlI2IHlI|
A SPECIALITY
~ Primary, Secondary
j orTertiary BLOOD

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If fail eure-s II god have taken amercsary.
fOSlide POtslsis, and still have aches and PAINS,
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part OF the body, Hair or Eyebrews failing
out, 1t Is. this See0ndary BLOOD ROIYON
we guarantee to cure. We solicit the most
0bAtinatc cases and challenge the world
for = case we cannot cure. This disease has
always baHled she skIif Of the most emi-
nenf piaysicians- sso0. 600 capital behind cur
unconditional guaranty. Absolute pro0fS sent
sealed on application. Address COOK REMEDY
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<assrF S%a -
800 ~
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Rutherford, Jas. B., Little York.
Ross, Jasper. Manchester.
Smith. j. A., Elizabethtown.
Shea, Col. Thos. Lexington.
Shield, Melvin, Nab Station.
Smaliwood, JAS, Tampico.
Sutton, Cnas. H., Cuba.
Trulock, +. NJ, Austin.s
Yount, Madison, Scottsburg. -.
Yount, Silas, Pana, III.
Company I.
Bell. JAS, Garnet, Kan.
Brannan. AnniaS, indianapolis, III.
Bunch, Benz. Bloomfield.
Carlton. David, Oklahoma, Okla.
Cooper. w. B., Ctowa, Iowa.
Curry, John j., Fayetteville, Ark.
Dean, w. s., Oak Grove. Mo.
Douglas, Alex. W, Bell PLANES, Iowa.
Deckard, Michael, Kentucky.
Eller, j. j., Bloomington.
Eller, j. W., Portland, Ore
Fulton. Nelson H., Hawley, MINI.
Fitzpatrick. Jno. c.. Bloomington.
Finley, j. D.. Sargent, Neb.
Gray, W. B., Bean Blossom.
Hepley, VIM, Bloomington.
Heeson, H. s.. Bloomington.
Marshall. Lieut.. II. V. Des Moines, Iowa.
Murphy. Dennis, Yellow Stone.
Miller, John. Lafayette,
McPike. +. NJ, Yellow Stone
McPike, John, Arkansas.
Mccain. W. T., East Liverpool, o.
McAffer, W. j., Bluffton.-
Lane. yohn A, IIarodsburg. ~.
Land, John, New Point.
Neeley, Rudolph, Columbus.
Riley. Jno., Bloomington.
Rinard, A. c., Washburn. n. ID.
Robertson, VIM, Bloomington.
Smallwood. f. j., Bloomington.
st. Clair, Nose, Bloomington.
Short, Henry G., Greensburg.
Sears, A. T., Harrodsburg.
Southers, VIM, Guthrie
SOders, Oscar, Bloomington.
Taylor, w. D, Zena.
Taylor. Milton, Greensburg.
Wendell, j. w, Buffton.
Wake, Jos. D., Stanford.
Williams, John, Elliottsville.
Wyatt, Geo. W., indianapolis
Wooster, Jas. BlufftOn.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04
Sad but True.

The prodigal son may return but
how about the prodigal daughter? As
far as the world is concerned, there is
no mercy for the prodigal daughter.
The son may wallow in the mire and
filth of pollution, feed upon infamy, and
if he will come back in becoming raj
ment, and knock at the door of society.
he is eagerly received within its portals
marriageable daughters simper and
smile sweetly and their fond mamas
are very kind and gracious in feeling
it their womanly duty to encourage the
fellow to do better now that he has
scwn his wild oats. But the prodigal
daughter, ah, hush, breathe not her
name within the precincts of society.
Keep her out, push er to a suicides
grave, appeasing your righteous indis-
nation, return to petting and caress-
ing the dear boy" who has made u
start TO go back to the path of recti
tute. Ten to one he never comes back.
he knows he can sin and still keep his
place in society.-Jordan independent.
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Tied with a little ribbon,
Treasured with tender care.
Locked in rosewood casket,
Like the costliest jewels rare;
Is package of old letters
Loved for the name they bear.
To the heart those letters are dearer,
Than all earths silver or gold,
More lovely than all the beauty,
When nature can unfold,
For they lell Of a hearts fond endear
ment
Of love that can never grow old.
But who will treasure those letters
When she who reads them today,
Is lowered in her flowery casket,
Beneath the mouldering clay?
Will some one kindly keep them,
Or, valueless, throw them away?
Myrtle r. Stewart.
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Wisdom From Kansas.

Atchison Globe: 1t is very easy to
insult hungry man.
The easier woman cries the less it
means.
It is easier to sell farm than it is
to sell piano.
An Atchison woman still makes
!!punish '6fnelets. .',''! r. ''@'
Some people have good time, but it
is in a fool way. =
A woman who cries a great deal is
usually a great kisser.
No one who is compelled to buy it is
very fond Of champagne.
A good figure in youth becomes
flabby fat in middle age. u"
The husband of a club woman is an
|understudy for Cinderella.
An awfully poor player can play an
acceptable wedding march.
IF you must have your picture taken,
for heavens sake don't pose. .~
An old maid with money is the only
genuine fairy godmother. -
How easy it is to collect a crowd!
How people love to rubberneck!
An Atchison woman carries a pistol
when she goes to church at night. /
Every man carries penknife, but
not one in twenty carries a good one.
Atchison is in it again: A woman
lives in. Atchison who is named Mary
Mack. -.
We never hear man hum tune in
an office that we don't wish he would
enlist.
A man who owes everybody was
worrying on the streets today about
Hobson.
Soon after a man passes 40 he be-
gins to lose interest in the Fourth Of
July noise.
There is about as much interest i'll
the average friends letter as there is in
a college yell.
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Before the Day.

Before the Day.
We walked at the dawning, but we never
saw the day;
And we spoke our little prologue, but we
never reached the play.
oh! our love was sweet and certain till
gray sorrow dropt the curtain,
:Ay, we wakened at the dawning, but we
never saw the day.
There were buds within our garden, but
they never came to flower;
There were birds among the bushes, but
they only sang an hour.
And we laughed to see the swallow, but
the summer did not follow;
There were buds within our garden, but
they never came to flower.
,'Tis a garment white and silken, it's a
white and misty veil,
'Tis pair of little slippers-O dear love!
so white and frail.
Is the manhood in me dying that I'm
sitting here and crying
Ger garment and a slipper and never
opened veil?
Dear, the world is empty-cmpty as the
gemless golden band,
The token had fingered ana that never
found your hand.
They've been telling me the story Of an
everlasting glory;
But you were the only preacher I could
ever understand.
1Ah, we wakened at the dawning, but we
never saw the day; .-t
And we spoke our little prologue, but we
never reached the play.
But our love was sweet and certain till
gray sorrow fdropt the curtain.
Hark! a, single bell is calling and
this should have been the day.
il Chambers Journal.
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EARTHQUAKES AT CAvlTE
Arsenal and Navy Yard There We're
Twice Destroyed.

WASHINGTON, March 3.--Thr0ugh the
courtesy of a Spanish resident at Manila.
the navy department has secured con-
c.se history of the navy yard and arsenal /
L. Cavite. 1t. appears this; was started in
1,os, just a hundred years ago, by the
Spanish Admiral NJ. De Alava, the mate
rails being provided from San Bias Cat.
i:e rnia. The arsenal developed greatlY
during the command Of Gen. Enrile in
1854, when large frigate, the st. Espcr-
ausi. was launched there. A great part
Of the building were destroyed by earthst
quakes. in 1923 and in s1se5. The arsenslE
and navy yard cover isl square miles.
and is.ft represented the yard can be madss
one of the. best naval stations in the far
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04

minister of foreign affairs, replying to a
question on the subject confirmed the re-
port that the government is taking steps
at Pekm to secure lease on San Nun
Bay, province of Chekiang, China, and
has given notice of its intention to the
other nations interested of China, all Of
whom. the minister said, were friendly to
the governments project.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04
MAY FIGHT IN MONTANA.

. NEW YORK, March 3.-Dave Holland,
who is receiving bids for the Fitzsimmons-
Jetfres fight today received the follow
ing telegram: .-
Butte, Mont, March 3-Box law passed
Club guarantees $35, 900 purse. Signed)
b.. ., .- ~7-s-, ,,,..< ...P. J.~DONAHUE.''
Holland wired back that a $500, deposit
was necessary to secure consideration Of
the bid and received a reply that check
for the amount had been forwarded.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04
Federal steel Dividend :.

NEW YORK, March 3.--The directors of
the Federal Steel company have declared
& dividend Of per cent on the preferred
stock. Nosaction was taken on the com
lmon stock. 8
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04
Asxctx SOn,e SlnnIl.

PITTsBuRG, March George Leoffert
& Sons. lumber dealers Sharpsburg,
Pa, have filedsa petition in bankruptcy.
Liabilities, Sl26. .ooD; assets, =, ,oo0 principals
ly open accounts.
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OFFICIALLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

ROME, March s.-!n the chamber of
deputies today Ad1alral i De Caneyaro.
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Half league, half a league,
Half a league onward,
All in the valley of death '.''s
Chawed the four hundred.
- s~:'7
Candy to right of them, I ~
Candy to left of them, ~
Candy inside of them r
Volleyed and thundered. =?
J!
Stormed at with caramel ..;
Till teeth decayed and fell, ,,%
Livers became quite ''swell." :
Foetid the fitful breath, =
Jaws like the jaws OF death,
Mouths like the mouths of hell!
x ;: :: = X
When shall their color fade? i
o the wry face they made. :, =
Pity the ice cream 'blade,' ~.
Fity the chocolate jade, : ~
Pity the swell brigade, ; , :,
sickly four hundred!
--.. kxssT
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The Swell Brigade
BY the Municipal Poet
Laureate.

''The candy business in this country
is assuming constantly increasing pro-
portions,'' Mr.. Lowney said. 'Taken
all in all, about $100,OOo,o0o capital is
invested in this branch of manufac-
ture alone, and it has been said that
spend more money each
year on candies and other sweets than
ON beer, wines and liquors combined"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04
Edward Be11amY .

One of the Few Very Great Men
of the Last Half of the Ninc-
teenth Century.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04

s'When the late Ward McAllister re-
yised the social list and limited metro
politan society to 400, it smarted ter
ribly under the shock, but the decision
of Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, has come up
on social leaders as a thunderbolt.
She has writte1f book in which she
is said to argue that the four hundred
is thing of the past and that the
blue bloods of society number only
thirty-eight.'
So. if you're Vanderbilt; Astor or
= Ia 4t.ssssss @es ~sesa sssstss,
Or even Il Rock feller, out you'll be
! ruled.
Should Gotham be treated like ancient
Gomorrah
And Sodom, 'twould raise a terrible
hurrah.
For smaller and smaller the number
would grow,
Till not even one true "blue blood''
could they show.
And though old Diogenes rose from
his grave,
.pd .iei with his lantern the city to
save,
By searching all hooks in each palace
and Jail,
The hunt would be futile, would tizzle
and fail.
The fact is, this blue-b1ooded fad is a
For our constitution all equal doth
make.
If Mrs. Van Whatyoucall keeps on,
shell find
That the self-styled ''blue bloods'' are
the curse of mankind.
We've got quite a dose Of them here
in Duluth,
And if you will study, you'll find this
the truth:
The sKob, the degenerate and the
''cheap skate''
Do more to drive capital out of the
state
And ruin the city Of the sea that's
unbrined.
Than all other causes of hard times
combined.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04

't 'Tis coming up the steep of time,
And this old world is growing brighter.
"Long may thy name remembered be,
Thy story told from sea 10 sea,
TILL man with man for man unite,
Thy vision be the common light.
Then hope in every heart shall reign,
And truth break every calling chain;
Then Looking Backward all shall see
Thy dream fulfilled, Equality"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-04

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