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CHURCH NEWS.

Prot G. A. Burbank will fill the Bap.
tist pulpit next Sunday.
The Watch Night services ut tho NJ.
T.. church were we'll attended and full OF
interest and profit. Sermons were
preached by Rev. Warren Mayo and DR..
j, II. Ksschsm which were followed by
prayer. song aud cousscrstion services
until the new year was ushssed In.
The Christian Endsavor topic for next
Sunday IL Prayer that Obtains" Luke
ll5.l3; 1928. Miss Eais Lafiingvell
leader.
Failing health compelling tho Mansa.
no!a ~. 4. pastor TO resign that work;
Presiding Elder Harris has appointed
Rev. J. Z. Bryan 10 this vacancy.
Evap..lis,ic services ars being held in
the Methodist church. Rev. j. l.. kry-
an Of Des Moincs conier~aec, Iowa.
breaches every evening ut S:D except
Saturday. Everybody is cordially in.
yi,ei to attend the services.
Mex, Sunday being tho first Sunday in
the year il:e sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be observed IN the Methodist
church Immediately after tho morning
preaching service. The pastor will
preach IN the forenoon aud Rev. Mr..
Bryan u, night.
The ". G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Bcall Saturday, January q. at 3 p. M.
Questions OF importanc" are being
brought before these meetings. There
fore full attendance Of members is de-
siTed aud all who love the cause Of TEN.
pcrancc come meet with us.
$. NJ. kirk. Sec.
Plans nre being mainrci for Sunday
cscnin. servers at the opera house dur.
Ing January and February. including
lectures by q II Taylor. vocal aud III.
s;rumcn,al music, etc. Fun particulars
next week.
Life is the Christian science subiec:
mex, Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
a Correction.

In the Pueblo Daily Chieftain's write
up OF the melon industry of the valley,
the followin. statement appcars:
"As the matter has been described TO
the Chieftain, Mr.. Nat Wctzel of tho
Western Poultry N Game company OF st.
Louis, which took the product of tho
hlne associations above mentioned,
agreed to pay the growers 90 cents !.
crate us II minimum and share the COM
missions obtained from sales above that
price, but at the settlement he paid only
the minimum of so cents and stated that
he could pay no more"
This statement is unjust to Mr.. Wet
zel because not true. The Rocky Ford
association received for tho 80 cents per
crate, lin round numbers) $4,000. The
subsequent payments MS profits were
$1,000. The average price pnid the
Rocky Ford growers by Mr.. Wetzel was
'2ia cents per crate, instead of 80 cents
as stated in the Chieftnins article. And
similar proportionate payments were
made throughout tho valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
la JUNTA MUSIC STORE!

There is only one exclusive mu-
sic house between Pueblo and
Kansas and that is the La Junta
Music Store, managed by Guy f,
Smith.
This store sells Pianos S50.OG
cheaper than any Pueblo or Den
yer firm. Why? Because big ex-
penses and high priced travelling
agents add $50 to the cost of every
piano.
Mr.. Smith has lived in this coun-
ty 6 years and has clean record.
He. exchanges any unsatisfac-
tory instrument inside OF two
years, without expense to the GUS
toner.
If you are interested in music.
drop him a card and he will call
OH you. a
All sheet music at half the list
price.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
AFTERNOON.
The Iron Chain.

The order of the Iron Chain admits
all persons (eithcr male or female) OF
good moral character, who are socially
acceptable, and. il for beneficial mem.
bership. of sound bodily hoalth and be-
tween tho ages of IS and Sc years. ln-
surance the cheapest. Reserve fund In
connection. Special rates for kocky
Ford: Social membership 81 .5o. Bene-
fetal membership S2.I5. and one advance
HIRAM II. HAIouT,
State Mgr.
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Lppsoo~~
f,poNDENcE.::
eo0oo9eSV~
lyp VALLEY.

L.-~. q rai'irs and
,,,s.s .rapi 'use-s.-'
T., nj Will Barnes re-
4, "a u ". BsF'oa'
nalu ,oans peon'
I, a..- ., ". Brown 8
v- Minnie E;b-r'
ce.J. " Carol Of Ol.
- y.s Years ds! n;
{ssak:s o. the brides
stl.. esaa'ins. Mt:
er7rs,ss: s.ctsinan o.
,:rr. !, a mstatscr o'
fIas grty fo'd high
ku.~l, :s'un'c 10 So
n i.r.. pJplr q! her
,rsa=s: va. ,upfOse'! TO
q 4. : The cyrulus tho
n .Ssl! surprised by
|r;Izss., eumlns III aud
Sa.a: al uislIHs them
kvssa:y All many such
ihe!E mar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
Comparisons are Odious .

The following from the Lamar Regis
ter intimates that the Denver Times To-
Gated Rabbit Day in Otero county:
"The Denver Times should buy n map
OF Prowers county for it's city editor.
-Four thousand rabbits would have de-
stroyed Otero countys crops. and it If
fortunate they came from Prowers coun-
W where crops are so bountiful that the
work OF the rabbits is never noticed
This squib affords an excellent oppor-
tunity to make some reflections on our
neighbor down the river, but, by a
strong effort we refrain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
OHLTUA RY.

NJ. L. Frazer died of consumption
Dec. 81, aged % years. The deceased
came to Rocky Ford three months ago
too lnto to be benefited. Undertaken
Johnson prepared the body for burial,
the shipment to the former home. froc.
tor, III. being under the direction oil
Undertaken Sprinkler.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

The old maxim that "n hearty
laugh is the best Of sauces con-
tains more truth than n great ma
nv people think and the physi-
clan who can give you more laughs
in single evening than Barney
Ferguson is yet to be born. See
him at Rockers opera house Jan.
9th,
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b ESTATE
|EsovEMENTS.

tleRTs iTas; south OF
Ssst;oJ L. Turner
III FSN $50.
=, : Ball made tao
hn IL DAVID Brs;
eibE b!o,E Q and ten
sg Btit; Jsolsh; two
siis las'k ~ The ar.
4 s s:io! tue original
sEsO; tie company
Sml sssSp you mus,
's.'l! PiNhasC,l five
Ia its sugar lc-
, Eh uill BE- used Tor
fn9S',I: % puIP from
t:s :hs Rc,ky Ford
3! sR:h. o. Charles
O.! hs Onc.,hiri IN.
s.ai Sa,zP:si by them
fast luis purchase
s,l 'a.i'sem ,ni Of the
t=aa 9, % ieri will be
es hrS part 10 be
II ,'eGihe fines, gro.
~: u! be p5)yid,d.
~ F0'l rrosary COM.
Et'' Isen enlarged Il
tssss!tu a high grade
s ss!sf the manage.
lraa veteran IN that
{~ss havo been ordered
-.s'iar' everything
kSts.l place in the
j4!'a. it, J. {. Flick.
.i is' l.ocky Ford gru.
- side store i'he
pa, much lie and
r. s'ja'ss and deserve a
Il p.aste Ave tecently greatly
"',i'nlth and wagon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
PIANOS
The Montelius Piano Com
panY of Denver.

Through, their agent 7. Il.
Monahan, will have mt the st
James hotel this week an assort-
ment of choice pianos and will
give lower prices than ever before
heard of in Rocky Ford, with
terms to suit purchasers. Second
hand instruments taken in ex-
change. We will take pleasure in
showing these instruments wheth-
er you wish to buy or not.
Wau,ed-Will take n good
horse and buggy rs part pay on n
piano. The Montelius Piano Co,
st. james hotel,
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HIRAM II. HAIGuT,
State Mgr.

The Golden Rules handsome $50 par.
Ior set was awarded to j. Il. Meudle OF
Grand Valley, the holder of ticket num-
bnr lTO
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Rocky Ford, Busincss for 1899.

NoeA! g"rus = lbusincss Tor 1871.
We mako the following extracts from
the Pueblo Chici,nin's New Years eli
ton relative to Rocky Ford:
A few facts concerning tho product OF
the immediate vicinity Of Rocky Ford
for the past year arc given herewith:
Received for cau,aloupcs aud
watcrmeIous Si..lVp
Honey. 5000 pounds. average
Tons Of alfalfa grown and har.
vested ------ -oU,SJv
Lambs on feed Tor spring market. II ,UO0
Cattle in tributary country 900
There are 1900 irrigablc acres III the
country tributary to Rocky Ford.
There are Isl, 900 fruit trees growing
on 100 acres.
There are 500 acres Of alfalfa mead.
ow.
The beet sugar factory will bc erected
tllrce-fonrtbs of n mile from the center
OF Rocky Ford, northwest. 1t is stated
b! tho fac'ory people TINT they will
spend in improvements in 1900 between
q million and a million and u half dollars.
They will acquire by purchase 1000 or
more acreq. Besides, the farmers have
contracted to grow b,ets on 1000 OF their
own acres, contracts running five years;
The capacity of the factory is to be l,ooo
tons daily. II will run from, say, octo
Der to Iarch /.
Building in Rocky Ford has been net
i've during 1899 and has embraced many
handsome improvements, but, for the
most part, modest cottages have been the
rule. The great improvement has been
in quality OF buildings rather than mum.
Der.
The business OF tho canning factory
has been the largest and most profitable
In its history. Tho creamery has pros
pered. 1t always has room for 100 more
patrons who have milk to supply.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

-Isaac II. Adair, genteel Funeral Di-
rector and Embalmer, with the hocky
Ford Hardware Co. u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

If YOU buy Groceries and Meats
at Govereau's you will always get
the best at lowest prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

Among the pictures in the Denver
News Now Years edition was one OF
Mrs. David Best's turkey ranch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
COINS new BOOK.
The latest aud greatest work by the author
OF the famous Coins Financial School," en-
titled
Coin on Money, Trusts
and Imperialism.

NOW READY.-Thc price of this book Is
% cents per COPS. and IL can be had only of
the Rocky Mountain News, sole agent for tins
Inrt of the country. In order to facilitate its
wide dist tribution the News makes the Follow
ing liberal offers:
ts2 25i and one copy OF Coin on Money. Trusts
and Imperialism" (2j cents. postage prepaid
hpth Tor pNlN go -
The Weekly News one year i.Otl and one
copy OF Coin on Money. trusts aud lriperini-
ism I25 ccntsl, postage prepaid. Doth Tor only
800.
II you are already n subscriber 10 either
edition of the News you can renew your sub
srripttOn for three months or one year. ns the
case may be, and take advantage OF this oiIer.
Cash to accompany all orders
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
Denver, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
|sas Events,

,,A sat announces the
loas as booked TO
Ip3sia n house in Jan.
In, yMSsiaFthy's hy Mishnps, Il Irs,
INK SlaG, !, Crook, Jun.
N'4 & Haskins, JAM an,
I,Ns Ole, 0lss, violinhist,,
La. MMilIard's n llin,,
E,&s.t'. Dob5ins Bros, ,'s,
iAOIn with n strco, US'
Fs.as,di FsSls Si two two. military
N "4',I " ponies, don
IN Slst;. GilhooTie.vr;5s, ocT.r5,
~ Feb ii'"a' i,i sllahty
s,.d hGscoe 10: L TIoi-
NJ a,;n! n9!lnstrels, CON-
h. svIlsl9al ,nsl! Nashville
andsA'"s sni IN all 70
p,,sdna l'dlas essential to
'ss,'s sIsa.;ll tor Feby. sth; h.
(eeeb NJ a"ice com
kississ' is'StSneyr tSs;y Feb. lG.
Eae ahnna' lie has fur
\. such a yor;ot ;'t,,'lohed ,
| lie ,w, W appeal to aII
\. n sacI sSa,'iIa'omGat 'oas;, loving m;
|atrongaa merit as as to de.
h '"e people.
Etesab1" ab1"sys Ty,s depend on
la l,i, pat,oa!ea aleats and dT (;r"' Un
Gn'se G~''on'se GoverDeaauu.. Dau.
Notice,
\ All Sill 1s''iiHg : F;yg Of the
.tat tbs a l,,. Elevator Co. CO.
|s2p.I Io NJ q Office Of ths Nu,
| VIC tSSsesday, Jan. an
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

wards OF the Farmer -
u. Ebbcrt.
Paper Mrs. A. II. Hamlin.
Paper. management OF Becs".-
----Jo John J.. Gauges.
Paper. "rhe Sheep Industry.
Question BoI.
Music.
Sugar Beet Day-FRIDAY. 10 a. III.
Address. "Sugar Bects-Thcir Re-
laiion to the Farmer and Feeder"
--.Pr Prof. W. W. Cooke.
Address. The Cultivation OF Su-
gar Bects- VIM. Win,erhal,cr.
AFrgRSooS-I:so.
Address. Irrigation OF Suga.
Bec,s" by representative Of Sugar Co.
Paper. Irrigation as Applied to
Sugar Bcc,s in the Arkansas
Valley" ".------.---------f.k X. Blinn.
Address. General Remarks on
Sugar Bccis" "-F. Wicizcr.
Address. Feeding Dairy Stock on
Waste Sugar Factory Products
Prof. W. ". Cooke.
Question Box.
Music.
SATURDAY-io a. III.
Paper, Points OF Dairying"
l.. ". Babeock.
Paper, Growing and Marketing
Truce" "---------------D d. V. Burrril.
ArTERSooS-i:so.
Paper, Handling aud Marketing
Can;alouPcs" s".--.--.-A.i \. i.a;son.
Paper. The Can;aioupc-ESpcri-
inen;s With Blight and some
Requisites for the success of the
Industry" II. II. Griffin.
Address. '''rhc Nature and Growth
oi Fungus Troubles.
Prof. {. :. Crindall.
Question BOX.
Music.
gvESiSc-7:so.
Music.
Recitation. ----- Miss Edith Bu;;cr.icld.
Address, 49, DR.. Barton o. Aylcswor;h.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

The best home talent will assist IN tho
Oles violin recital Jan. -.
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Monthly Meteorological Report.

II. II. Grifin. Superintendent, OF tho Rocky
Ford Experiment station. furnishes Us the
following meteorological summary for the
month OF pcccmhvr:
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A HIGH GRADE ENTERTAIN
MENT
Prof. Oles, the Noted Violinist, at
Rocky Ford Jan. 90.

Our citizens will be greatly
pleased to learn that they are to
have another evening with Prof.
Oles. When here two years ago
he delighted n full house by his
wonderful skill on the violin, and
we anticipate that Rockers Opera
House will be crowded on the oc-
casion of this visit. He comes un-
der the auspices of the Epworth
League. The popular Rocky Ford
male quartette and other home tai
ent will have part in the program.
See Barney and Dick Ferguson
ns the ballet girls in "McCarthys
Mishaps" which will appear at the
opera house Jan. 6.
If the Boss Nickel or Puff
we'll doesn't suit you for . cent
cigar there is no 5 cent smoke
that will. Call for them.
School books, new and Sec
ond hand at the Palace drug store.
Staple and Fancy Glass and
Qucensware. Low prices. At
Kinney Grocery Oo.'s.
Wall Paper at DR.. Fenton's
from 6 to 80 cents per roll.
Wanted, A Girl for general
housework. Mrs. d. w. Barkley.
You will laugh till your sides
ache when you see "McCarthy's
Mishaps" at the opera house Jan.
9th.
DIR. Fenton is agent for HAM
mars paints, warranted for five
years.
See the latest styles Dinner
Sets at Kinney Grocery Co. s.
School books, new and sec
ond hand at the Palace drug store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

FORENOON.
Music,
Prayer.
Music.
Discussion opened by Mrs. josie Z. Gar.
dcuicr. ,,,
Remarks by Geo. L: Weist.
"An Annual Exhibit by the Schools , ot
Otrrp County" y,"-.--.------r. D. bo'ie'.
Music.
AFTERNOON.
"a Hundred Years Hence" Sarah Gooch
"a Short Sketch of the Child Study
Movement" a. Weiland
RECESS.
Lecture. "How to Live DIR. snyder
President State Normal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

You will laugh till your sides
ache when you see "McCarthy's
Mishaps" at the opera house Jan.
9th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

DR.. Fenton is agent for Ham
mars paints, warranted for five
years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

If the Boss Nickel or Puff
we'll doesn't suit you for n . cent
cigar there is no 5 cent smoke
that will. Call for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

Otero County Farmers Institute. to
he Held nj Rocky Ford, Jan. 25,
20. and %, 1900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

Staple and Fancy Glass ant
Oucensware. Low prices. Al
X imzev Grocery Oo.'s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

Wall Paper at DR.. Fenton's
from to 80 cents per roll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

If the Boss Nickel or Puff
Well doesn't suit you for u 5 cent
cigar there is no 5 cent smoke
that will. Call for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

School books, new and sec
ond hand at the Palace drug store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

Wanted, A Girl for general
housework. Mrs. ID. w. Barkley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

See the latest styles Dinner
Sets at Kinney Grocery Co.'s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

Furnished room wanted. Leave
word at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
Otero County Teachers Association

The O.cro County Teachers Associa-
lion will be held in the cour. house at Ln
Jun.a ON Saturday. January 10, 1900.
Following is the program:
FORENOON,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

School books, new and Sec
opd hand at the Palace drug store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

See Barney and Dick Ferguson
as the ballet girls in "McCarthys
Mishaps" which will appear at the
opera house Jan. 6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

rHuRSDAY-I:5o p. III.
introductory Address. "rhe Re-
wards OF the Farmer
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-08-30
SenseIess Talk.
Richmond News, Dem.

Richmond News, Dem.l
We regret to observe that Democratic
orators and newspapers continue to assert
that the election of President Mckinley
was bought by trust money in 1896 and to
base their hopes Of victory this year on
the scarcity of the opposition campaign
fund. There is no sense in this. If it
means anything that some millions of men
who are Democrats were bought to vote
the Republican ticket and it is not true.
It is Islander on the rank and file Of the
party. The truth is the Democratic
party was led to disaster in 1896 by the
folly and lnfatuation Of some leaders and
the cowardice of others, who knew better
We all virtually acknowledge that now.
Mr.. Bryan himself confesses it by shifting
the Issue. There is no sense or justice in
charging to the corruption Of the masses
of voters results brought about by the
lunacy of the prominent men and holders
and seekers of big offices. The masses of
American voters are honeet. The fact
should be kept in mind always. If it was
not fact our condition would be hopeless
and there would be no Use in conducting
campaigns. We should not on any pre-
text engage in or permit wholesale SANDER
of our fellow-citizens and ourselves.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-08-30
Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, saved
two lives. A frightful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She bad
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse until urged to try DR..
Kings New Discovery. One bottle who'll
ly cured her; and she writes, this mar
velous medicine also cured Mr.. Long of a
severe attack of Pneumonia. Such cures
are positive proof of its power to cure all
throat, chest and lung troubles. Only
SOC and S1.00. Guaranteed. Trial bot
ties free at JOHN E. JAcKsoN's drug store.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-08-30

solemnly warned, however, that a more
dreadful beast than Protection had come
to devastate the republic, to rend the peo'
pie, and to strike down liberty. The
Money Power was abroad, and it lived ex-
clusively on human blood and broken
hearts. The gold standard meant death
to the nation and to the people within it..
Free silver at the ratio of 16 to l would
alone save the country. Free silver would
be rarely generous to workingmen and
farmers. 1t would increase the wages of
the workingmen and likewise it would
double the prices which the farmer would
get for his products. Everything any per-
son would buy would be much cheaper;
everything he would sell would be much
dearer. With this philosophy of the fools
the Democrats went to the country and
the country laughed at them.
Meanwhile the Democrats were sadder
than ever. Their newspapers were in
mourning. Their orators wept until the
country was bathed in tears. Even their
flowers of speech were black. And Bry-
aus voice was loudest among the lamenta-
tons. No Democrat was cheerful; all
Democrats were bowed down with great
burdens of grief. But the trick wouldn't
work. The voters had listened to the aw-
full predictions of the Democrats once too
often. And so Mckinley was elected.
The soup houses disappeared. Skilled
mechanics went back to their benches.
Workingmen got employment. Money
flowed into the National Treasury and into
the savings banks. Prosperity returned
and the people we're happy and satisfied.
This was the situation when the Demo
Gratis met in Kansas City to nominate Bry'
an and to think up scheme by which
they could elect him. AS terrorizers Pro-
lection and the gold standard were played
out. Something new was demanded, and
thus imperialism and Its twin brother,
militarism, were brought into being.
Bryan said after the election of 1896 that
the foreigners" in America had not un'
derstood the silver question and for that
reason he was beaten. By foreigners
he meant the Germans. In Kansas City
with Bryan at one end of long distance
telephone wire, it was agreed that the
foreigners" ought to be hoodwinked in
some manner, and so the beast of militia
rsm was manufactured especially for the
Germans. Here was something which the
Germans could understand. Here was a
terror that would make every German
SILVER with fright. Imperialism and mill
tarism was a new issue which would fill
the human heart with fear and hate. And
so it was put forth.
The campaign Of the Democrats this
year is like all of their campaigns have
been heretofore. With we'll assumed sor-
row the Democrats are attempting to
cheat the voters. They say that the Re-
publicans purpose to pull down the repub-
tic and to erect in its place an empire with
some member of their party as dictator.
Again the grotesque philosophy of fools is
relied upon with which to swindle the
country. Every Democrat is an unselfish
patriot and every Republican is design
ing traitor
Perhaps the greatest fault of the Demo
Gratis is that that they have no faith what
soever in the intelligence of the American
people.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-08-30
THE PHILOSOPHY OF FOOLS.
Democrats Insult American Intelligence
in Using Bugbears for Cam
paign Issues.

Cleveland Leader
"Beware. Something terrible is about
to happen"
Thus do the Democrats begin their cam
paigns. Black and gloomy are all of their
representations. Their stump orators
wear Grape on their arms. Sorrow is in
their newspapers. Their platform is inva.
riably shriek of pain. Joy they know
not. Sunshine they avoid. They sit in
graveyards, under the weeping willows.
For many years the American policy of
Protection to American industries was the
hideous beast with which the Democrats
attempted to terrorize the American vo-
ter. They put long claws on to and fright
full fangs into the beast and then led it up
and down the land. They said that it was
devouring the people, especially little chill
dren and helpless women. While work
ingmen slumbered they asserted that it
entered their homes and carried away all
of their possessions. There could be no
smiles on the faces of true patriots so long
as 1t lived. There could be no prosperity
while it reamed up and down the earth.
"Slaves, arise and slay it," shouted the
Democratic orators and the Democratic
newspapers. The "slaves" finally arose
and in 1892 the "beast" was killed.
Then followed soup houses, and in the
cities skilled mechanics we're glad to get
an opportunity to work in the streets, to
scrape mud, for wage of dollar day.
The beast was dead, sure enough, and
Democratic orators were in Office and they
we're the only prosperous persons in all
the country.
In 1896 the voters were too shrewd to be
fooled. They had been going to Democ'
racy's school for four years and had
learned their lessons well. Mckinley was
elected, and Protection to American in
dustries was written once again into the
laws Of the country. The voters had been