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New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
PROPERTY RIGHTS OF THE DUTCH
GREAT BRITAIN WILL NOT RECOGNIZE
ALIENATIONs OR CONCESSIONS.

Cape Town. March 20.-Sir Alfred Miner, the
Governor Of Cape Colony and British High Com
missioner of South Africa, has issued a procla-
nation declaring that the Imperial Government
will not recognize valid effectual any
alterations of property, whether of lands, rail-
roads or mines, within the Transvaal or the
Orange Free State. or any interest therein or
encumbrances or any concessions granted by
the said Governments.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
BRITISH AT PHILIPPOLIs.
FARMS FLYING WHITE FLAGS AND TROOPS
WELL RECEIVED.

London, March PA dispatch TO THE Daily
Mail" from Donkerspoort dated March 10, says:
five miles west of Sprngfontein found the farms
all flying white flags. The British troops were
cordially received.
1t is reported that Mr. Steyn is trying to rally
enough
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
TO BE SECRETARY TO PROF. WORCESTER.

Ann Arbor, Mich March 2O.-James A Leroy
Detroit newspaper man. has been appointed secre-
tary to Professor Dean c. Worcester of the United
States Philippine Commission. Mr.. LEROY had been
recently made Western manager for Outing"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
THIRD AVE. TAXES i LEAP Up.
NET GAIN FOR THE DAY OF 16ll POINTS
-AROVE PAR NOW.

The announcement in yesterday mornings
papers that the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company had purchased control or the Third
Avenue Railroad Company naturally suggested
TO every one interested in Wall Street that the
day would see another big advance in Third
Avenue. and another squeezing and splintertng
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
CAPITALS MINES NOT DAMAGED.

London. March 21.-A correspondent of The
Daily News" at Bloemfontein. telegraphing on
March 10 says:
learn from Johannesburg that II is not true
that the mines have been flooded or otherwise
damaged, beyond the fact that the machinery
is suffering from disuse My informant de-
clares that the whole story was fabricated TO
court sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

On the Lake Shore Limited for Cleveland or Toledo
Every day QUICK time perfect tracE aupciD ss.pios
via New York Central Lighted by eleetricisy'-Advs
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
TRAVEL. A LUXURY.

TRAVEL. A LUXURY.
The Royal Limited. Finest Day Train me
World leaves New-York South Ferry and Foot OF
Liberty ST daily .. Arrives Washington 2. n.
Splendid Dining and Care Car Servica.-Advr
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

To stop sneez.ng, take
JAYNES ExPECToRANT-Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

AS the inquiry into that matter proves His
Honors allegations to be unfounded and
personally saw the holding up of hands which he
denies, I have not thought IL desirable 10 con-
tinue the correspondence.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
ROST4yD SERIOUSLY I'LL.

DRAmATIsr SUFFERING FROM CONGESTION OF
THE LUNGS.
Paris. March 21.-AE Rostrand, the dramatist, Is
seriously III from congestion of the lungs He IS
much weakened in consequence OF the labors con-
uected with supervising the rehearsals OF
- Aigion." produced the other evening at Mime.
Bernhardt's theatre.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
Continued on third pnge.

ACKER, MERRALL 81 CONDIT.
TEA.
0--Tifin-Bungnioo
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

closed TO me- to make ms reply known to your
Government and the neutral Powers by cable.
STATE PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
No EXTRA CHARGE

Continued on third page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
al en- Smith DAY G a.
No. 2ls2s. in Equity.-on motion of the plaintiff
tSst M The daendanrs Iacob Moore Henry Rirb
ards Moore Blanche W Moore. Pierre I. Z. Rich
ards Kate l. Richards kat as Mooisey. Ne
Moore. Charles P. Buckley, executor: Cheever
Newhall assignee and Alison g. NJ smith n ea
In before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day otherwise the cause will be
of lots numbered ten DO and twelve u2j. in
square numbered four hundred and six (406). In the
city of Washington, District Of Columbia, and
more fully in these proceedings described; By the
court: JOB BARNARD Justice etc. True copy,
test: ]. r. YOUNG. CLERK. etc. By FRED {.
O'CONNEIL. Assistant Clerk. no17-1aw,3t
NO 1896. ADMIN. Doc 27-THIS IS TO GIVE
lumbia has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, holding Special Term
on the personal estate Of Ida NJ Demonet. late
Of the District Of Columbia, deceased; all persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the 9Th day
law be excluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day of November,
1900: JOB BARNARD. 1906 R. i. ave. NV.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding a special term for o-rhans
Court s. re estate Of susan sS Ok
mnistration docket p :-Appllcation having been
made to the Supreme Court OF the District OF 90.
lumbia holding a special term for Orphans Court
business for probate OF the last will and testament
Of said deceased and for letters testamentary on
said estate by the National Safe Deposit, Savings
and Trust Company Of the District Of Columbia. 1t
ordered this 9th day Of November, 1900, that
tice Is hereby given to Sarah ellis and William
Mathews, and all others concerned, to appear in
said court n ,Dday, the 18th day of December.
such application should not be granted. This no.
tice shah be published In the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star once In each Of three
successive weeks before the return day therein
mentioned-he first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day. By the court:
CHaS. c COLE. Justice. Attest: LOUIS A.
DENT, Register Of wills. 0lST BLAIR. Attorney
for Applicant. uo10-1sw3t
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HOUSE NV: 3 stories; 10 rms; hot-water
CITY, WILL SELL AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
B. b. WARNER COMPANY.
no17-St o16 ct. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17

Seven houses On Francis street s.e.; two-story,
four rooms; paying eleven per cent net: $500
each. VIII sell one or all. Always rented.
B. Il. WARNER COMPANY,
no15-St 016 Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17

HOUSE, ON Q ST. NV. NEAR 18TH ST.:
~ BIB WARNER COMPANY.
no17-3t 916 at. NV.
FOR sAdE-AT 49,: sAcRIFIcE I; u
ST: I ROOMS AND CELLAR, WITH 2-sTORY
BRICK STABLE; LOT eoxlo1; PAVED ALLEY
4 4 F n " BROAD. oHAs' A. SHIELDS 14oi F
ROOM PRICK AND CELLAR HOUSE WITH
FH df 2 Of ST SF u fsh4Er HEAT MAT
CHAs. A SHIELDS. 14o5 ST. NV. 1t
FOR sALEaoSLY s,soo,A BARGAIS-A BEAT.
LARGE P tHAME S noTWATFR HEAT fi
1t CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 14O5 ST NV.
W1S66W kK1ck o. 81 ne; SEAR 5TH;
T TI3S; THIS HIS IS yERy CHEAP. cHAs: !.
NEAR nth AND SITS Sc; LOT 2511O5 TO
enas + s AHEx f f!oS St. 70 NV PAY 19
FOR SALE 81 600 7RooM BRICK AND Gel.
BIG BARGAIN TO ,9 QUICK BUYER. CHAs. A.
F% WITH iAi hAkGF oA on Sos ST Sh S FhH 81
ST: NEAR CAPITOL. LIBR AIRY, CARS. &c.
CHAs. A. SHIELDS. 1905 ST. NV. 1t
FOR SALE 50, 5ooas-RooM RRICE: ALL MOD;
MASS AVE; MOE NOE YARD. cHAs: A. sHlE; ps.
FOR SALE 81: 100 KISGMAN PLACE N;W;@A
BRICK HOUSE OF Rooms. ell, CELLAR AND N
RATH: RENTED S24 PER MO-: TRUST, So. 500.
AT So CHAS. A SHIELDS. 14o5 F ST. NV. 1t
FOR sALE-ss. soo-oN 9TH ST. Sc, COVE
NIENT TO CARS So GROOM 2-SToRY
s kRh w 14os H ST. NV STABLE ohAs 1t
FOR sALE-s4. soon 9TH ST. Sc, GROOM
BRICK: 17-FDOT FRONT, 90 DEEP; SIDE AND
REAR Alley; STONE RtsE: PLATE, Class
ALLY WILL BUIIT oHAs. A. SHIELDS. 1905
HOUSE; s ST. NV: NEAR NEW HAM Mp
B. H. WARNER COMPANY.
no17-3t 9l8 F st. NV.
FOR sALE-sHoULD YOU HAVE BUT LITTLE
ready and wish G buy ys me
and $40 per month will purchase equity in mod
staon s YEARS aide @
IS 900: rented at s25 so. Price 50 700.
FOR sALE-TO QUICK PURCHAsER-A GROOM
ears printing and pension cSHe
1t P. ]. wALSHE, s24 F st. NV.
FOR sALE,cot mEIGHTs-BEAgTFGL p r
1t P. J. WALSHE 624 F st. NV.
FOR SALE-CoL. HEIGHTS-7 ROOMS AND
bath bay-window brick. anil. with good sani-
tsry stable, fol low price Of 81 900.
1t P J. WALSHE. 624 st.
FOR sALE-I CAN SELL 1n-RooM DwG.. WITH
coed brick stable convenient to printing office.
for S. 700; same house next do ced at 81 800.
1t p. ]. WALSHE, 624 F st. NV.
FOR SALEM NORTHWEST SECTION.
Price $500: $500 cash,
balance SIS monthly; interest per cent.
New bouses; modern homes.
Nos. 1926 1928. 1872 and 1876 Thomas st. NV.
Thomas st. is the first street north Of T st. !;
rapidly improving section; near two car lines.
These houses have each 6 rooms. BATH concrete
cellar. furnace heat; nicely papered and dec
oratel: beautiful mantels and gas fixtures; cleo
trio gas lighting in every room: gas ranges and
all modern convenienees. Only out Of the II
remain for salei IL have been sold and &C.
cupiel. We invite inspection. Open daily.
COLLINS & GADDIS. GIL 18th st. NV.
Telephone 1895. no17 at
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BOARDING..

FOR RENTAL 1853 ST. NV, NEAR d.
pont Circle. front room. with alcove: southern
exp: for couple without children or single gen.
tleman French cooking; also table boarders-
nol7-2ts
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, WITH PRIVATE BATH.
o11 18th st. NV. no16-2ts
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FOR lighthouses.
LNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT THAT BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE.
174s Oregon ave. NV; II rooms: open plumbing;
porcelain tub: everything frst-class. rent low to
careful, reliable tenant; keys at 1872. no126t'
FOR RENT-7lO 5TH ST NE; ROOMS AND
bath: modern improvements; convenient 10 car
line; rent $2o. 90 per mo. Ii. ROZ1ER DuLaNf.
1920 r at. no12-n
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FOR SALEIHOUSES.
FOB SALE-FINE HOMES. or
IN THE RESIDENCE SECTIONS.

IN TIE REsIpENeEl SECTIONS.
THE PRICES ARE LOW.
St St near ' oann ssSs: mag
vermont sr'e-Beautifuf .ssw residence: built
by owner for his home; 2ssfos; price much below
Conn sve-Nearly stone and brick dwell
ing: offered low at $4,000:
near T. s" hsa t! sd
bath; SIS. 900. ~
2 baths IL rooms; cos. sefts2ooeo; offered to
close estate at SIS. 600. ~ az
dwelling: large stable: one Of; the finest houses
In this section: at a bsrgaiE
ass e Arlington es i?
18th st-27 rooms; nearly znew; s25. 600
18th O-1S rooms, B baths; 32X117; ele-
gantly finished; steam heat; can be purchased
An elegant corner on Goth St; IL rooms; steam
heat.
An attractive corner st. west of 18th: II
Q ST. near 21st-An exceptionally WELDON
struc,ed 1O-room dwelling: lot 2ox95; s11 GOO.
st. bet 17th and ls!h--A desirable new 10
room house: room for stable; only $4,000.
p 81. bet. nth and 1sth-f2 rooms; lot 2ox11s;
II STONE & FAIRFAX, sos F st. NV.
FOR SALE-APARTMENTs AND FLATS,
PAYING LARGE .,I AG9ME;
s An attractive corner apartment on
NV. renting Tor $40 II nlsnth Prce. $4,000.
ings in the NV, renting $4,000 year Price.
$4,000.
New apartment 14th and T. renting for
SIS month. Price. $lo.250.
new building. apartments. renting for s2l6
month. Price, $4,000.
Near Navy Dept. renting $3.50 month. Price.
$1SUOO.
Price. s75oo-renting for $50 a month-fat
bui ding st. NV.
Price. 45,OOO-rentng for 5000 a year-new
building
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, 300 st. NV
FOR SAIE-THE FOLLOWING; DFSSIR ARIE RI1ST
NESS PROPERTIES ARE OFFERED AT VERY
LOW PRICES. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE GOOD INVESTMENT AND SPEC
ULATION. 49, 10
Price $4,000 renting for $1lO month-A we'll
equipped oti"e build ,ng, near 9th and F. offered
so low TO close estate; cost $1,000.
Price 2D0OO-StOre property 9th ST. bet. +
end G; for $50 MONTH
Price $1SO00-Store property on 9th ST. bet. e
ard
very choice pr ,perty north side of Penna.
ave. bet 9th and 10TH well rented.
corner 9th St near Pa. Price $685.
600; renting for $3.50 a month.
well-rented store on + st. bet. 9th and 10th.
Store and Office building F st. 10th.
We offer a cho 18th st. G at
low price reasonable offer will be consid-
cred
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JOHN F. DoSOHOE & son.
it, 30s East Capitol st.
FOR sAIE,IN THE FASHIONABLE HON NJ wv A
class in every respect fine two-story br ok stahle
psss ocsR vt vt Wifi liz st. NV
FOR sALE-BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
situated prominent corner, on TX" St Nv nv;
good location b sr s4s sns 10th ss six
bath: ami; suitable as home or r, invest n IT.
"f Duncan ST. he. bet. 18th and 18th SITS; six
rooms bath: ami; rents for 1880: goo O. In n
p nei4if JAMES F. SHEA, 6is La ave- .' NV
FOR sALE-owNER WILLING TO SACRIFICE, IF
sold before 18th inst. his elegant residence in
the fashion ,ble neighborhood Of s.. n. H; ave.
a aRe and Cherry sh heat house $50 IT.
front by good depth to asg Fer terms rms es ap
Loans and Insurance, 1908 Pa. ave. 1t
FOR sALE-To SETTLE EsTATE, 1928 AND
1890 18th st. ne: large rooms and bath; lot
no17.st R. W. WALKER & SON. 1905 NV.
THE cfTY'.; MOST BEArTiFrL SECTION,
18th. AS ~ . GIScIN y ,II STREE sE
G GdEyE ESGATFo 70 3 sorM chR
convenience; handsome three-story ard cellar
ceptIon hall. diniHg room, buffers pantry and
kitchen first floor seven he'd rooms tall largel;
Eas and electric lights finished in oak and hard.
wood: handsomely decorated throuEh.ns lots 2o1
1s2 & 's f. w. esy Gfka Son Il
FOR sALE-ro coLoRED PURcHAsER-sR
bay:window brick, with cellar and all mod imp;
good location NV; price. s. go: $500 cash: bal
an Fox s@ sA@a eo.s e" g. s1ies house. with
cellar and all mod. img located me-; price.
wHsH E sT e1 1SD 81 suB 81 REAL Estate
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IGi: REST-R. W. WALKER 4 son. 1905 F ST.
81: 18Th l2r 2b $500 ITO + st, So 90
ISL .nnat III. h 90 50 I'D NV, 9r&h. 80. so
HIS list l2r 2b So 90 AL 7th NV Gr&b. 1900
CALL. At OFFICE FOR COMPLETE BULLETIN.
o.G-> IA, th-tf
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FOR RENT 3o2 18th ST. Sc, TWO STORY AND
cellar brick dwelling. ! rms. bath. ami $50 90
~ Myrtle 81. ne, rooms and bath. $50
&lS "a. aye Sc. 5 rruIns wa ter ..-.----. $50
kigeW0.d, II. c. fine, weil-bult frame
dwelling. I MONS, Natcr...- 10. 90
JAMES +. SHEA 643 Louisiana
nO1T-If
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME
ONLY $3.50.
New: built by owner for his home: NV on q
lettered St south of 8; the lot cost him $1,000;
house cost So, 700 to build; with a frame stable;
rent all the time for sos a month.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX sos f st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17

LOST-THURSDAY EVENING, SILVER LOCKET
with monogram l.. X. b. side and lady's
head with three turquoise set around the neck
the other: has photo inside Reward If
turned to the BUREAU OF INFORMATION at
the PAI.AIS ROYAL 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17

FOR SAIE-A FINE RFSIDFNCE ON THE
choicest street on Washington Heights (WOULD
EXCHkNGF>. n double house: steam heat; IA
rooms: lot bn41fn: beautiful view over city and
river to Alexandria; magnificent home; can be
bought very low
1t STONE 4 FAIRFAX, SOC F st.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-ON NOV. Is, ABOUT PM, ON Pa
9th St. stalSkn fur boa. Liberal
reward if returned Star office. It,
FOUND A BICYCLE. OWNER CAN HAVE
by proving his property and paying
penses. Call tevening Sunday at SOB st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17

For EENT-l322 l. ST. NV; II ROOMS AND
Tile baths: sanitary plumbing; admilnb.y located
Tor Physician boarding house; near Dewey
Hotel Apply to WILLARD REED. Kellogg
I!dg I4l6 F st. NV. nUl4- w&s-9t.
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4 "A
House on Mass ave. ne; eight rooms and
bath; kitchen on LIST floor. Price, 81 500
B. II. WARNER COMPANY
no17-3t a16 r or nv
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LOST - MONDAY NOV. r. LADYS SIDE
pocket book. containing silver watch and god
chain s. As in money. also key and small h,ok.
Reward il returned to 203S 7ih st. E.w. no16-3t'
LOST BLACK SETTER DOG: WHITE Front
feet; white breast; answers name of Bruce;
tag ISL. Reward II returned to 1926 l. W.
nolG-2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

rsicE, 21os 1st st. NV, 10 r,oms ss5 90
Frame, Des Moinys ST., Tcnleytown, fur
mace, latrobes, bath. etc, S rooms. 25.O
w. " ''S'''@'" "'e'' '' '0''' % so
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-10-11
Senator Hanna's Epigrams.

SCASsIOI KAdAAd . 'AIpAS TAknS'
Boiled down, it is free silver and free
trade on one side and prosperity and de-
velopment on the other"
ut is business proposition, whether
or not the people of this country are GO
ing to undermine the basis OF our pros
perity"
Free silver and free trade would con-
sign this government to oblivion"
There is not principle or policy dis
cussed in this campaign that the people
do not know more about than does
Bryan
Bryan was nominated because he was
the only man on whom all elements OF
socialism, populism and anarchy could
unite.''
"Will the people of this country swap
Mckinley whose record shows what he
has done, for Bryan, whose record shows
nothing done?"
"Bryan puts his issues like game
cocks into tho pit, one at a time, and
fights them one at time for all they are
worth. His imperialism rooster has been
everlastingly thrashed, and is dead"
"lf Bryan is elected a hurricane of dis
aster will sweep the country and carry
away every vestige of prosperity"
"What a remarkable arcobatic feat
William J. Bryan performed when he
proposed to extend the Monroe Doctrine
to the far East. Think OF it! Talk
about Imperialism! What could be more
imperialistic than main taining an army
and navy in the east to protect Agun-
aldo ir his proposed governments"
Cali that any man needs to inquire oi
himself today upon the issues in this
campaign is what is my best interest
what is the best interest for my wife and
children? what is the best interest for
my country? and he will vote the repub
lican ticket"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-10-11

The man with the vote may be king,
but his reign is awful short.
The defeated candidate will gain ex-
'perience. He will learn how.people can
lie.
The man who changes vote may ac-
complish good or an evil, but in any
case he wields potent weapon.
The self will of man is more powerful
than logic.
A whole lot of people talk only to keep
their tongues in practice. The shrewd
man is he who knows when a man means
what he says, or what man means
when he says.
The tax payer who says he will not
vote is like an employer who never en-
qures OF the kind of men he pays to do
his work.
Judicious fattery makes the most of
us feel good, but it takes a leader among
men to administer the dose jndiciously.
Rub up against the stranger. You
may learn that he is lousy, but even that
is something.
The aspirant for public favor must not
be offended if that inquisitive body turns
the x ray on his life.
There are one or two men in this
glorious west who would like to vote to
throttle land shark or two.
Now is the time when we all can in
terfere with other peopels business and
| call it our own.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-10-11
Pontlera Items.

4. D. Jones who recently purchase d
the properties of B.. Jones and E. Ell.
Morrison will take up his residence in
town soon.
Mr.. Roub and family will move to
town soon in the hope that school will
be established here, and we
trust that the county superintendent
will help us out in this macter, as a
school is badly needed.
B. r. Fowler has sold most of his sheep
and we understan that he intends
taking trip east with his family, for the
winter and will buy more sheep when he
returns in the tpring.
We are getting all kinds of weather.
Mr.. Mclaughlin is putting up new
house, nea- town.
Several sheep buy ers have been
t through here lately.
Il. w. Luce has taken a band of sheep
from A. Harris to run for year.
1t is rumored that A. Harris viii soon
open up the new store, and it is to be
hoped that he will, for the opportunity
of purchasing supplies near home is 8
great advantage.
John Zimmerman is boring a we'll at
Prescotts' ranch, and number of set
tiers are arranging to engage his ser
vices.
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THE ROUNDER.
A. q. w ARNE
Clerk of the Board

1t has been mighty bad weather for
canvassing OF late. The Rounder will
strike a ranch with fair 81 zed ''micky"
intending to put up for the night and
make sconvert. Everything will be
lovely until bed time. Hs will eat the
best the rancher has, drink up the liquor
and talk politics, then go to bed in the
best room in a happy and contented
frame of mind induced by the sup per,
the booze and the Consciousness of a
duty we'll performed. In the morning
he wakes up with fungus like decayed
mushroom in his throat to hear thu
rancher coughing and choking around
the corner of the house. phe bottle is
empty and it is storming in a fiendish
manner outside. The ;ancher looks as
glum as he feels. The food at breakfast
can't be eaten and the coffee tastes like
greasy dish water. There is no getting
away 10 a poison factory on account OF
the storm. The rancher goes out to feed
the pigs and cuss the Rounder because
he has no moro grog, blames him for the
storm and swears by the gods of war
he'll not vote for a blooming candidate
that he said he loved the night before.
Therefore the Founders position is here
by declared vacant.
He will hereafter take up his perman-
ent abode in a nice warm saloon ard
annoy the public with profane and loud
mouthed howlings whenever q subject is
started that he knows no more about
than u yellow pup. He'll stick in his
CAB where he can and if he can't he will
talk louder than the exclusive parties
Lots of profanity, good deal of obscen-
ity and a little frothing at the mouth
will get away with most political argu-
ments. Then he'll get money to blow in
Some chump of candidate, who would
not make a good scavenger, will be awe
struck with his oratory and slip him a
five to call up the boys" While the
Rounder vas plodding along from the
last ranch he was fred from, toward
town, he thought few thinks thusly:
There are more big heads than those
ruup.pg for Office