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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21
A GREAT MINE


'f'.-~ ~ ~ .
Are Interested.
W. r. Merrick. Of Grand Har-
bor, was in the city ye .ar1ay dis
posing Of stock in the Lucky
Charley mine Of Washington, Of
which Mr.. <Merrick is president
and one Of the heaviest stockhold-
ers. The ore is galona composed
Of zinc, lead, copper, silver and
gold. The Specimens lie is ex-
hibiting are fine. lIr, Mefrick
will leave soon for New York to
place the remainder Of the stock.
Several Devils Lake people are in
terested in the mine, which bids
fair to be a big proposition.
Mr.. Merrick has been a resident
Of Ramsey county for the past
seventeen years, is au upright
business. man whose word is as
good as gold, and his many friends
here hope the "Lucky Charley"
will turn out even better than he
represents it. The leading mining
experts Of Australia who have ex-
amined the property pronounce it
one Of the best they ever saw. The
deputy U. S. mineral surveyor for
the states of Idaho, Montana and
Washington pronounced it a true
fssure vein, and stated that at $50
feet in depth they would meet
with startling values. It has
already improved in depth, and
his words are being verified. A
tunnel is being run on the prop
erty upon the ledge, and galena
ore is scattered clear across the
breast of the tunnel. Other. min
ing men of note have pronounced
it a great property, and predict
that it will make the prize mine of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21

cured, will be rushed forward next
summer, A large stone bank
building on the corner opposite
Smiths store will he ore Of the
many improvements. WfqDi,1E
Wake will remodel his property
on Main street, formerly occupied
by Gile 4 Miller, and pat it in
first class shape.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21
Co. D to Entertain.

Having in mind the very cordial
greeting accorded them by the
members of Gen. Crook G.. A. R..
the W. r. c., and the ladies Of the
Broom Brigade" the gallant boys
of Company D have arranged to
tender the above societies a ban
quet and entertainment at the
court house hall on New Years
eve. No pains or expense will be
spared to make the occasion one Of
the most social gatherings of the
season. The committees in charge
are:
Invitation-Lieut. Taylor, Lieut..
Peterson, Sergt. jerks.
Arrangements-Sergt. Johnson,
Corp. Bartlett. Pie. Blanchtlower.
Introduction Capt. Lonnevik,
Pie. Deuoyer, Pie. w. Hale, Pie,
Haig. Pie. Elmslie.
Supper Sergt. Shadduck, Corp.
Wampler, Pie. Bice.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fifer are


visiting IN Southern illinois, and
will not be back until after New
Y ears. George was one OF those
who Gid not expect to get
has seed back about We lst ofJuiy,
OUT hnally thfeshed over 2,UlU
= = &C.
Rich Turner, the genial mayor
OF Doyon, took q run up 70 the
county metropolis last thursday
evening. The boys are always
Slad TO see dick, and he enjoys
the @altles of city hte W1Ga ali his
old-tlme zest, despite the Aonors
accorded hlIn ~ our eastern
1,he schoolchll!aren wall give fhe
ca1lfata Queen I9siheF, at the
Chnslmas tree exercises. La ans
wer 70 a SPECIAL invitation Santa
Claus has notified the committee
OF his intention to be present, HE
little folks haven't the least doubt
but that be viii keep h1s appoint
ment.
Last Tuesday was a.busy day IN
Crazy. Over one hundred farmers
were in town, most of them mar
keting fax or wheat, The stores
were crowded like 6 o'clock street
cars, our several merchants having
a force Of thirty-one clerks behind
the counters waiting upon their
holiday customers.
M o,,h.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21
DEVILS LAKE NTER-OCEAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1900
the. North. It is expected that it
will be on a shipping basis in
thirty or sixty days.
WHERE TO BUY.
Some of the Merchants Who Garry a
Large Line Of Holiday Goods.
Continued from Page One.]
GEO. W. GETS,

[Continued from Page One.l
GEO. w. GETS,
the we'll known furniture house.
In his new and commodious prem
Uses (the Pattee block, next Fox's
meat MARKET Mr. Gets is given
an opportunity of displaying one
of the finest furniture stocks in the
state. His recent importations
have added a large number of new
pieces of latest style furniture to
his well stocked store, You can
find everything in the furniture
line, from the brass bedstead to
the antique patterns of settees.
Besides which can also be found a
big assortment of musical mer-
chandise and pianos.
ADAMS Bros,
the hardware merchants, are carry
ing an immense stock of heavy
and shelf goodin their line. While
speciality is made of holiday
goods, their stock Of suitable ar
ticles for presents are too numer-
GUS to itemize. The Garland stoves
and ranges occupy a prominent
part Of their stock. If you are
going to be married or going to
housekeeping, you can fit yourself
out with tinware and cooking
utensils at the above house at very
low figures.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21

THIS SIGN WILL MEET YOUR EYE.
And there never was a Christmas day
Since grandmammas were young
When children with such happy hearts
Their Christmas carols sung.
And If you visit Santa Claus
This sign will meet you eye:
mo drummers with newtangled stuff
Need any more apply"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21
/ HOW OLD /
CLAUS
REFORMED. !
BY Peter McArthur.

''Get out Of herei'' said Santa Claus
''Ptck up your grips and walkl
don't intend to buy from you
And haven't time to talk
And then with bang and din
he turned the keys and shot the bolts
A. he went grumblng in.
Evening star., 1900-07-25
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD


FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington, ID. G. 9TH st. Ferry WharN
Monday, an. for intermediate landings 10 Co
in Greek. -NAA-
Wednesdays, am, for intermediate LANDINGS IN
Colonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock Point CoIton.s
Nomini Greek, Stones. Howard and Cobrum's D
Saturday, an. for intermediate Iandinyx ,o
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point. Coiton's .,
1ylIl4tf C. ". RIDLEY. General Msnaeer.
E. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co
fhce and Wharf. Foot Sth ST. '
STR. HARRY RANDALL for Colonial Beach
Coton's, Lower Machodoc. Curriomen NomuI and
other ri river Landings: Sunday at II 80 pm. Tues
Wednesday and Friday 1880 D. m
STR KENT for Chapel Point, Colonial Beach
and intermediate landings as far wirt's Wharf
Sunday. TUESDAY and Thursday at am return.
Ing Monday and Wednesday at 8 pm and Fri.
day at $3.50 pm
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON. D. c.. To GLYMONT Md
and intermediate landings
The new steamer ESTELIE RANDALL. daIfy
except Sunday. $50 am Returning about 3 D. M
Passenge- accommodations first-class Freight re-
ceiyed until III" hour of sailing
E. s. RANDALL. Manager, phone 176s GEO
O. cARPLNTER. General Agent. washington.
phone 1855. WM. II. REARDON, Agent. Aiex.
snofia' pnohe ~ ty1l-n.8
Evening star., 1900-07-25

"ANTED.Bi A YOUNG WHITE MAN, Posi-
ZOE US Darte.der. Address Box 24O Star Office
Evening star., 1900-07-25
LADIES' GOODS.

Plating.
KNIFE AND ACCORDION PLATING poSp
without delay. Pinking. 1c. Q yard. At OPEN.
HEiMER's. b14 9Th st. NV. a1S0-S,0 ,0
Evening star., 1900-07-25
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-BY JEWISH YOUNG LADY. DRESS
maker. room and board In private family. Ad-
dress Box l4S. Star office. 1ts
wANTFD1BY YOUNG UNMARRIED GENTLE
man. furnished Room. with without board in
NV section Of city; private family small
boarding house preferred. state pskce and partic-
WANTED BY AUGUST MARRIED COUPLE.
and board at reasonable rates In suburbs
near electric cars; state terms Address Box 2s4
Star oti,-e- iva -2ts
Evening star., 1900-07-25

1114 F st. ID floor 80. 90
1924 + st. basementbo 90
1926 3 st, 2r. -. 40. 90
12OS f. I'd floor, 2rS5. 90
1924 T st, I'd floor. 80. 90
5l3 18th. LIST floor. 80. 20
1921 F. Sd @ front.25 90
STOl
1910 E st, store &
dwg, per mo. 100. 90
1900 14th. per mo. .55. 90
1924 r at. basement50. 90
For full list of furnishe,
omces, stores and stables
THOS. ]. FISHER
iylI-tf
Evening star., 1900-07-25
FOR RENT-BY MOORE
FURNLSHED

FURNISHED.
1928 14th NV. .S75. 90
2150 P NV, 1Or, ba 80. 90
Y23 " NV. Tor. ba. .27. so
Hyattsville. sr cot
tage, m |. .....,3 co
UNFURNISHED.
1922 P NV. 12r, sta. $40
1922 p, without stabSO. 90
1884 n Y av,12r&ba Is. 90
@O1kal'ma av. .l2r, b. .65. 90
@4Univ pl, 12r, tile b so. 90
215O P NV. 1Or, ba. so. 90
234 n NV, 12r, ba. $3.50
2O12 10Th. Tor. ba. J.. $3.50
1905 22d NV. Tor. mi. 46. 90
21OS 18th. 9r&ba .42. so
1122 Corcoran, l0r, b. 40. so
437 18th. Tor. ha. . 40. 90
1924 q NV. 10r&b. ..37.5O
2s&30 Q NV. Tor, ,ba .85. 80
94l7 Morgan av.9r, b.35 so
1850 w NV. Tor. 2ba S5. so
1920 w NV. Tor. .2ba :. .35. so
1100 o NV, Sr. ba. .35. 90
Ills n Il av, 7r, ba .32. SO
N01 p NV. sr&sto. .31.5O
N11 2 st, Or. ba. 30. so
ll46 21st, 1Or&b. 80. 90
1420-22 LIST. Or, ba. 30. 90
l3llLydecker av, ,7r, b27.5 so
614 ID ne. 7r. ba. ...25.5O
1880 II ne, sr. ba. $3.50
6O4 22d NV, Sr, ba. 1850
zoos Md av sw .sr. b. 49, 90
1910 9th NV. sr. ba. %. so
1914 9th. Sr. ha. :. %. so
1905 Cambridge pl.
Or & bath. ........ ~. 80
Call at ONCE for full Lis
Evening star., 1900-07-25

q HILL. III 14TH NV.
1928 9Th. 6r. ba. -. so
1889 Sth NV, 5r, wa.15.3O
COL Callan ne, Or. ...1O.O
642 L Sc, 5r. %. 50
I'LL 7th Sc, Or. $500
SUBURB An.
College PIX. Md. .l1r, b. p. 90
FLATS.
zoos 24th NV ,5r&ba. As. 90
24O1 Pa av. 4r&b. . 80. 90
zoos 24th nw.3r&ba Is. 90
1OOS Pa av NV. 5r. 20. 90
85 14th ne, 4r&ba,
lower fiat. .15. 90
94i Md av sw, 4r. ..12.5O
Several office rOoms in
Baltic bldg. and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
2d&3d frs 626 F st NV.
Office rooms at 33S Ind
ave NV.
2 rms, Sd fir. TT 14th.
STORES.
11th & n Sc, large
store and sto rm. so. 90
POI P NV, sto&sr. 81 so
1880 n ne. Sr. ba. .25. so
626 22d NV, sto&cel. Is. 90
For Colored Tenants.
1922 C0rcoran, Or, .21. 10
f3 Pierce st NV, Or, vic. 90
11OS n ] av sc, Or. 1850
212-1S Seaton al NV,
4 rms. 100
122 Pierce alley. 4r. 600
STABLES.
RI 616 n NV. stab. 81 90
ia = Sc. 1000
o2I 9th nw.........10.O
Evening star., 1900-07-25
FOR RENT-
1915 Kingman, 6r, b,
FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA
Telephone $50 6A3 Louisiana ave NV

fOh hENT-Bf JAMES f. SHEA,
Telephone $50 643 Louisiana ave NV.
2153 L st. NV, II rooms, ami. .$35. rs
13o + st. ne, rooms. a MI ........,..,, Is so
ISIS 16th St NV. rooms, anil. %. 50
- 18th st. n-e.. rooms, ami. i.......... e. 50
439 18th st. Sc, rooms, ami f.. - so
lob Corcoran St NV, rooms water..., p. o.
u 4th st. me-, rooms, ami. .......... is. 30
ZLls 18th st. NV, rooms, MI. l........... IS 80
tDe II ST. W., rooms water. .......... Ia 80
I3e4 "a ST. sw, 6 rooms, water. 9-3O
Zl4l 18th ST. NV, D rooms, water. 1900
1883 ~ St sw, b rooms. water ......... 80
142S 18th ST. NV. rooms. water. -..... 1850
l59 St sw-, rooms, water. ........... 10. 80
1886 st. Sc. rooms, water. r..-........ $50
1888 Union st. sw. rooms, water. 800
Evening star., 1900-07-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OAs
FOR SALE IF IT is GOOD AND PRorTrAEI.E
no, rood and 70 o ,SSr sndiord then why is Il
Sssr R':aa snd fl HeSsss e qs5.as
iy2s-st FULTON r GORDON. u 'pas iase SiTpe.V' pT
FOR SALE 1909 n. C AVE Sc; I7Iioo TO so-
nne e"ndtion s.: fr ss rj.Go;S rSm; and s.s
n =, zstosy brick stable I'm rear. with water
Prlee, sseoc "fs fp'1sI T sS.a rent. ss %. $3.50
F1R Ok SALE MANS HOUSE is MS CAS-
a house ne w rent you are paying would easily buy
Tor 500 cash and balance monthly. Il Will coet
5ys.st Il fsSs R3wfssrfia II ssa si i 30 S'sr 6
FOR sALE-A BOSTON CLIENT HAS WRITTFY
US 70 sell Il at once hi. ane corner house in south.
es,f ss,s for 5000; cost 500 TO build rooms and
Ing public park; chance for . turn: clear Of In.
iy2.st q HowESssfEHIs wfSsSsrfHs fsIsas1.s sio e:
FOR sAI.E-FoR g.. 500, on MONTHLY paw.
ts ments st ne; originally sold for IS, SO; q
IS%' fs6. and bath window brict; sood cOnd-
ty24-st Il: q. HowEssrEIS. eio n'S & st. NV.
FOR sAIE-FoR GOOD coLoREp MAN
yard and alley cabinet @sntsi. and h.ff I Square
jy2tst d r HoWHSsrsfS .Dd aio &c 81 II. GnSs Ss.
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CoRNER PROP
Emil oN SAPlToL HILL. located on n @.
ave-. west OF Lincoln Park; lot 2sx7s; GOOD
frame house. renting for SO per month; price
jy24-st MOORE HILL. III 18th IT. NV
FOR SAI.B..HERE's .-sNAP"-REDUCEp TO
- 6oo-well worth - &5Oo-a brick house and
brick stable On q beautiful avenue about one co.
from East Capitol ST. Rants for SOS a month
Lovely locat ton A good Investment
Uz4St STONE q FAIRFAX. SOC + st. NV
FOR Elbows THIS FOR a soO-A TWO
stoy brick dwelling. rooms on nrst noor; bath,
sanitary plumbing. very cheap. considering thu
cnoice location, ID St ne. near ID.
Vz4-St SIONk FAIRFAX, 500 St NV.
FOR ALE-sP1.ENDfD NvESTAENTS
THE BEST EVER OFFERED
Paying and 10 per cent.
Look. This for "a. 500, renting for is q month;
2 weii-buiit corner store and dwelling: cellar:
furnace
A GREAT SNAP.
A coEy Groom brick. with hath hot and cold
water, back yard wood shed. front porch. rent
Ing for $l2 Price reduced to 81 500. White
tenants
81 200 EACH-RENT $40 80
White tenants; Groom bricks; near cans.
GEM
Price. s., 100; rents for SO so a month; nearly
new Groom brick: bath and cellar; west OF
9th St STONE a FAIRFAX
1yz4-St SoS 2 ct. "
Evening star., 1900-07-25
THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, 25, PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-STONE 4 r.
q, 800. -. .1S25 " st, lar
p 800. .1412 Goth Ut, 11r
$3.50. .....1744 p, lar, 2bs
f100. 1328 r I av, Ii, ,2ba
800. 1880 vt av, Ia
go. 1909 Connecticut, 13r
90.. 1911 Connecticut, 18r
@....17S0 P, 1Sr, ba
$50. 1920 Jen pl, 1Sr, 2ba
9. 1854 Col I'd, fur, 12r, 2h
$75.75. 1879 1 NV, 12r, be
f75. 1882 16th, fur. Isl
G5......1747 Q, 12r, 2ba
05. 1900 n NV, IA,
tl3. .1349 Q NV. 1Ir, bs
T5. .14S6 n NV. 11r, bs
$&.......1717 Q, 12r, ba
@.. 1921 o. Tor, ba
@. @.::@09 18th, 12r, 2be
$0. 1904 18th NV, 1Or, bs
S.Vo' AoSz iotn NV, l6r, .
o5. 1872 18th NV, 1Ol
453. .21S R, Iii
@....17A n NV. sr, ba
$50. 80. zoos Kalorama, 1O1
$50. .14O4 Park ct, lei
$50. :. .521 4th NV, Sr, bs
$50. 1911 Roanoke, 10r, bs
20.1745 Pa av. Or, ,sto, ,oper
$50. 1st&D NV, ware n
$50: .2010 P, sto, Il
$50. .1146 Conn av, sto&cel
$50. 1888 17th NV, lOr. b. {
$50. 1882 r NV, 12r, bs
41.0. .473 II NV, l4r. bs
$3.50. .174s Greg av, ii,
$R.50. .91S S NV. Ilr. be
so. 1885 p NV, l2r. ba
$8. 1904 G st, 12r, : ha
$40. so. 1910 18th, 1Or, ba
$40.O. 1122 18th NV, ,1Or. i
%.60. .1OO6 n, 1Or, bs
R.171012Cor'n. 1Or. b, eel
S1.0. 1924 U st, Tor. ba
S6. III Pa av NV, ,st&dw
$55.0.1514 18th NV Or, ba
S5. 30. .269 n NV, Sr ba
$3.50. .2S&3O Q NV Or, bs
@.0.3411 Morgan ave,
$3.50. .1751 18th, Or, ba
10. 81 H NV, lot, sto
8. .S84 9th nv, ,stokaw
$40. .6S2 o Qw. sto, sta
40. 4O6 h NV. Or, ba, sta
$3.50. .1217Kenesaw. Or, be
5000. .....915 T, 7r. ba
$50. .419 n J ay, sto6cel
Evening star., 1900-07-25

$50. 40 NJ av NV, lge hail
e8o- o-...... .1420 11th, 10r
$50 sos e Cap, Or. b. new
$3.50. .34O9 Eslin av, ,sr. .ba
421. 80. liz F NV. Sr, ba
$27. 80. .2210 II NV, sto. sta
$T. so. 1913 VT av. 7r.ba
$3.50. 1881 sth NV. sr. .ba
$25. 90. :. .90S 9th NV, Or
$3.50. :. .126 e ne. Or, b
$3.50. .11O6 7th ne. sr. .ba
t25. 50. .119 q NV, Or, ba
$25. 80. 1882 18th. 7r, ba
SIS. PIT ~. Ar, fur, "a Or
$25. .21SO II, Sr, ba
$23. .227 @ NV. sto, sta
IS. 1890 Vernon pl. sto
500. ........ .2o39 18th, Or
$22.bO. .621 Spruce, Or, ba
$22. so. .22OS r NV, Or. ba
$3.50. .614 9th NV. Or. ba
e22.s0.5 Spruce. Or, ba
$22. so. Fiat. 1917 T NV
SO. 1928 9Th NV. Or, ba
$21 so. .....722 9Th ne, sr
so. so. 1918 14th. 5r. fat
$50. so. .1121 B ne, Or. ba
SO. so. 1885 4th NV, 1r.ba
$40. so. 1851 7th NV Or. sto
$50. .98S F. fr rm, ID floor
1883. 6O7Mass av NV, ,6r, b
1870. .122s Fl ne. Or, ba
SIT. .........4 40 N NV. 8r
S16. 40. 81 4Tenn av ne .st&d
$3.50. .1104 G ne, 6r, pa
$3.50. .1423 9th NV. Or. "
1850. 1850 Sth, 5r, wa
SIS. .217 ~ NV, Ar, ba b
SIS. 425 N ] av NV. basmt
SIS. 1904 4th Sc. sto&dw
S14.3O. -. .821 9th ne, Or
1890. .12S NJ ne. Or. ba
$13. .2431 18th NV. Or, "
$12. zoos G sc. sto,&cel
$11. .1118 N J av sc. Or. W
$11. .S16 Tord's court. Ar
$40. .709 @ NV, 2 OF rs
SO. 20 5th ne. Ar, "
SO. 1006-7 N J av Sc, 81, W
$40. 1913 n NV. Or
$40. .938 = ct, 2r. Sd floor
$40. 1882 A ne, store. b r
$40 1925 F NV, 2 ONCE n
IS. .@1 EDeX ct NV, 4r
$3.50 1852 Kraemer st, 5r
1t
Evening star., 1900-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE,

WANTED-BY NEAT, COMPETENT CoI,ORED
cnamDerInaid. nurse. cook; by experienced driver
p%a' p1I.ef' good refs each. Address Box 1O9 Star
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
Roosevelt answers Bryan.

is loose. If he Is speaking of the present
army of s., 900 regulars and $4,000 volun- -
teers, then every man who possesses an
ounce of common sense or an ounce or
patriotism must know not only that
there is good reason for having had ut.
but no possible excuse for refusing to
have it. 1t has been needed In the
Philippines; it has been needed In
China; and only the allies of Aguinaldo
and the Boxers can c~riticise 1t. Haif OF
the democrats in congress voted Tor II
when it was provided for.
81. Q.-Would you be willing to make
the army 200, 900 If the republican Lead
ers said SO, or a half q million II they
wanted 1t?
"A.-It is hard to believe that this
question is put in good faith, for no one
has dreamed Of asking for an army OF
200. 900 or a half a million. Abraham LIN
coin once had to ask for a large army,
and In spite of the opposition OF the
politicians, whose political heir and as
signee Mr.. Bryan Is, the people gave
him what he asked. Nc increase q Inc
army will ever be asked for. by repup-
licans save because of reasons Whlch
would satisfy the people as they were
satisfied in the days of Lincoln.
IS. Q.-What is your title to the
Filipinos? Did you buy them or did you
get them by force? -. ...,f
"A.-There is, of course, no title to the
Filipino save as there is a title to the
inhabitants OF Alaska or OF the
Hawaiian Islands. and he was not
bought, save exactly as dwellers In the
Louisiana territory, including what Is
now Mr.. Bryan's own state OF Nebraska
were bought by Thomas JEFFERSON. ms
Philippine stands were acquired unaer
President Mckinley by treaty and pur-
| chase exactly as the Louisiana territory
was acquired under Jefferson, Florida
under Monroe, and all the rest of the
territories which we nav acquired.
.9. O.-Do you think you can buy the
! right to govern people?
"A.-This has already been answered
in my reply to No. 8. Evidently Ihomas
Jefferson thought that we could ouy the
right to govern the Indians of the
Louisiana purchase, and Andrew jack
son thought he could similarly acquire
the. right to govern the Seminoles OF
Florida.
40. Q.-What are you going to do
with the Filipino when you get hint
Are you going to kill him?
rA.-We are not going to Kill tho
Filipino Until he tries to kill our
soldiers, and he will stop trying to kill
our soldiers soon after he becomes con-
yinced that he will receive no further
aid in the effort from the party of which
Mr.. Bryan is chief. As to what we are
going to do with him the answer Is
simple. We are going to civilize him
and give him the peace. order. and in.
dividual liberty and gradual increase OF
self-government of which Mr.. Bryan
would deprive him for all time by turn.
ing him over to a syndicate of corrupt
Chinese half-breeds and ferocious TaGal
bandits."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
Miners Union WaqeS.

FOR WHAT PURPOSE ARE MEN IMPORTED INTO THIS DISTRICT
AoITATINa THE QUESTION OF MINERS WAGES IN BUTTEp -s
n THE PRESENT SCALE OF WAGES WILL LAST AS LONG AS THE
AS LONG AS THE MINERS UNION SHALL LAST WAGES WILL BE.
MAINTAINED IN BUTTE. EVERY MINER AND EVERY NINE OWNER
KNOWS THAT. ~ q @
EVERY MINING COMPANY, EVERY BUSINESS MAN, EVERY
MINER REALIZES THAT ANY ATTEMPT TO REDUCE WAGES WOULD
BE A CRIME AS WELL AS A FAILURE.
EVERY COMPANY OPERATING HERE KNOWS THAT IT'S BEST
INTERESTS FROM AN ECONOMIC, AS WELL AS MORAL, STANDPOINT
DEMAND THAT PRESENT WAGES SHALL CONTINUE IN FORCE.
THE MEN WHO START THE WAGES SCARE TO sUBsERvE THEIR
OWN INTERESTS ARE THE WORST ENEMIES OF LABOR. THEY
EITHER WANT WAGES REDUCED, OR THEY ARE HIRED DEMA-
GoGUEs, OR THEY ARE FOOLS.
FOR TwENTYTHREE YEARS THERE HAVE BEEN PEACE AND
TT REMAINED FOR MR.. JOHN 4. SOVEREIGN OF WARDNER, IDA,
COMPANIES OF THIS DISTRICT CONTEMPLATED A REDUCTION OF
WAGES. .&
IT Is UNANIMOUSLY FALSE. THE Wages QUESTION IN BUTTE
WILL NEVER BE AGITATED, EXCEPT FOR TEMPORARY POLITICAL
EFFECT AND FROM MOTIVES WHOLLY APART FROM ooNs1DERA-
TON FOR THE WELFARE OF THE WAGE FARMERS.
THE INTER MOUNTAIN, WHICH Has ALWAYS BEEN READY,
AND ALWAYS WILL BE READY TO FIGHT THE BATTLES OF THE
MINERS, CALLS UPON THEM TO RESENT THESE SHAMELESS EFF.
FORTS TO MAKE TROUBLE FOR THEM, TO DISTURB THEIR FAMILIES
AND TO CREATE ILL WILL TOWARDS THEIR EMPLOYERS -
REPUDIATE THE TROUBLE-BREEDERS AT THE POLLS! IGNORE
THEIR FALSE ALARMS! RESENT THEIR INSULTS TO YOUR INTEL
IIGENCE! NOTIFY THEM THAT THEY CAN NOT USE YOUR VOTES
TO CLOSE DOWN THE MINEs-IN WHICH SIX THOUSAND OF YOUR
NUMBER FIND EMPLoYMENT ATaUNIFoRM, PERMANENTLY EsTAB-
LISHED WAGES!
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tice according to their deserts. But they
OF the disputes between these ~contending
capitalists, and cannot be induced to
drag the matter to the polls while there
are ourts provided for that purpose.
The only part of Mr.. Heinze's address
of any public interest was his attack on
the republican party and his assertion
hat the republican convention was con
trolled by the Standard Oil company.
He might just as web ave said the ILL.,
nois Central Railroad company or the
Yukon River Navigation company. 1t is
but a few weeks since Mr.. Heinze, at the
head of a so-called republican delegation
of 81 men, sought admission to the state
republican convention at Helena. and
the legal gentlemen who pleaded his
cause before the committee on
assured the committee that regardless OF
it's action touching their contest they
would still be republicans. and would
still suppo the state and national
tickets. 1t wasn't a Standard Oil con-
vention then. or Mr.. Heinze would not
have applied for a seat therein. 1t could
not have been made a Standard Oil con-
vention by the simple act of the Gre
dentials committee in reporting ad-
versely on the claims of the contestins
delegation. AS a matter OF fact, a more
representative, independent and intelli'
gent convention of republicans was
never called to order in this state. For
that reason we repudiate the charge that
it was influenced by any corporation,
and marvel that within a month of it's
adjournment Mr.. Heinze should de-
nounce it's nominees in a public assem-
blage, with a portrait of Bryan anu
Stevenson above him., a portrait of Hol..
w. A. Clark behind him and a portrait
of Thomas Jefferson on his left. The
only thing in sight that was not demo-
cratic was a pitcher of water on the
table, from which. be it said to his credit,
Mr.. Heinze drank copiously.