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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Nut coal for base burners. egg
and McAes,er coal; wood saaeu, spit and
Delivered. Sampson a Glass 'Us "iiIow
street -------------------i a
EXCHANGE-f7i0 Washlne-
ton street; exchanges guns, heaters, white
waste, drill press, FIVE barrels OF eng Ia
Oh; new ana SECOND nans goous spe,
S.sl-y seo.o e-oO-a w 100 20 1o1-I. -
FOR sALE-A gas stove cheap. go san
Jacinto street II
roR SALE-To arrive. one car fertilizer
acid phosphatos kant, bone meal, Canary
Island guano, nitrate OF soda. Reicharat
Schultz, Seedsmen, HOUSTON, Iexas. "A
HOUSEHOLD GOODS CHEAP-250 heating
stoves at s. TO Sc, cook stoves, plenty OF
them, So, Sl S., Sc to SO; OIL heaters, 81,
S. 81, $3.50, worth double now; % choice
bed room sWtoi Sll,oo, SlZ'yo 70 Sl-o' hahd-
e cost siS, Tor $2O china closet, cost $2a,
f0f sis: combination book case and writ
ing desk, cost $40. for S22.5O, oak hat rack
$50 dressing table Tor 500 mantel
teidine pea goSi ~ uli'n a t "a Si
20, 80, ~ rtcbers 10 n 81. dnner AZ 9
$50, tea sets 81 so; comforts 75c 81, si.25,
80 S.fbi BLANKETS 'Sc TO Sl'zo, oak CAP
met oisan' eSst Si-I .oa 80, coinI 'ia,ioi,
ia SOS: can III you up completely Tor
hnusekeenfng CHEAP Wright & Coombs
I4-4i6 Milan. II
oND seven-drawer singer machine slightly
uend sq0. one Fayorite nearly new. go.
one Donegic SO Inquire 2ale Clay Ii
co1IpInTB six-room bopsebold ,nrniture
So .ar, I,ice cnndIrion ,yith or without
niano No second hand dealer or paItles
hot meaning business need TO apply 2222.
this Office II
-
FOX sAl,E os., hiIs n ow
cream. AZ szl9tg oons TESS aY s,lue, -
THE me- hsd ron,n svte pu "
81 se'' p,,rnjfurs 70 100 Ia conoress ",
Cnle~so
F9 9aollls ronsress avenue. Phone lle4
,VogsE i'm bnsy. II
I.LsS, i,,le ,p,vs a.i,...~,s.s -,
wsrds Chlcatg Furniture Co., 702-4-6
Congress avenue IL
~, 49,, 1,ITcaoo iT1,r{,,re -
BATH ~ eheaP, hss IA 49, II T.,
lU.-4-o SolsI 20 --- ---- :
HEATING 10y 20 sil a C.sr
Chicago fuIn''u'e - - SS-,s---S-- :
FOR MEN-hsaY me nee nj, Rnston stnre ~ =,
per sur NVnN"' - =
FOR BOYS-HeaVy heees ine1 uIoershlrls
ard Drawers 70 matcn -oc Mohuay' The
Big boston otol t'---------------
aETTER sTILL-Ladles Fleeced Ribbed
Vest i5c Monday The Big Boston Store II
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Houston, Texas. Dear Haphlmmer;
Should women vote? No. Women should
say at home. Their place is home. What
right would woman have at the polls,
among the lowest dregs OF humanity 10 be
scorned, Kissed and spoken OF as unw0-
manly? No, they should stay at home.
Iney nave hoy duties marked out fir
them there. The cry OF the NaIion should
not be votes for women, but education i.r
them, that they may, by their sweet la
luenoe guide their husbands, brothers and
sons Alright, so that through their teacn-
ings they may teach their sons and hus-
bands how To vote for the greatest gool
OF the Nation. Woman is the guiding s-ar
Of man. She always has been and always
will be. Napoleon was not ASHAMED to De
guided in the intricate arts of war and
politics by the keen wisdom OF Josephine.
Frederick William Ill OF Prussia was not
ashamed TO ask the opinion OF his beau
tiful young wife, Louisa, in al the af-
fairs Of war and the affairs pertaining to
state. They never troubled themselves
voting and other pursuits foreign. TO wo-
man, rather they endeared themselves 10
their husbands and endeavored to make
strong men and graceful women out q
children. partly by their influence and
partly by their example and teachings. /
beautify 1t by her presence, sweeten II by
her love and sweet ccntentment Thorn
son says;
Home is the resort of Love. OF JOY, OF
Peace and Plenty
Where supporting and supported, polished
friends
And dear relations mingle into bliss"
| The above expresses my sentiments ex-
actly in regard to the home. When women
vote the atmosphere is polluted. Women
lose that air Of timid dignity which en-
dears them TO the hearts OF their natural
protectors. the men. The voters Of our
Nation are not all bad, but few Of them
can still be bought More shame TO theml
And think the remedy lies with the wo-
men. But not in parading herself on cleo
ton day. II the mothers. wives and s.
tiers Will exert themselves to pu. ify
monals the greatest goc1 VIII follow.
But do think woman should be CONVEX
SAINT with politics and the prevailing
topics OF country aud State. Well think
IL will have to end my letter on votes,s but
4 viii write again about this important
Question OF women voting. ] wonder a
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LIVE, energetic fire insurance agents want
ed liberal commissions. Peoples Fire In
surance Co, 50i and 500 Coc6rell building.
Dallas. Texas. ll-is
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ENERGETIC agents to sell the American Gas
Lamp lust out; beats everything; all bra So;
highest quality: newest designs; guaran-
teed; exceptional inducements. Bank ref
erences American lighting Co., manufac-
turors Chicago II
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POSITIONS. help; every description secured
with dispatch. International Employment
Bureau, 10lla Main street. HcustoG, Texas
phone 3s7. L.
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HELP WANTED--A good short order cook
single man preferred; steady job to right
man; state wages. Address d. H. Gold
berg Nacogdoches Texas Is
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fsed oia established house, ex
hght tseIlhg salesman; must have
kf po.,,,,yotd and be hustler; per-
d chiaioh to right man. Address
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AGENTS--Wsnted to sell the latest invention
for producing light; beats elect icity;
cheaper than kerosene. agents coming
ploney; largest factory; prompt shipments.
The Best Light Company, Canton Ohio. IL
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BICYCLE TIRES s4-50 a pat; castings. gsx
- or ia. sIs65 each, lnher tubes. tiOo:
gas lamps IL. 65. March cutnipre. Hous-
! cnean ..I-ll 49,. II
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AGENTS wANrED.

AGENTS wANrED.
OF COURSE you want 10 make money SO
do we, and we believe II viii be better Tor
both of us TO work together; Investigate
our plan; steady employment. Address
box $50, Atlanta Ga,
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ONE FISHER upright piano. $50; one Ster.
ling upright plano, Sl35; one Baldwin up
above In good order. Geo w. Suef, 500
Travis. II
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS Speciality backed by absolute guar
an;ee to straighten klnky negro hair. neat
~ all profit and sells on sight Write
Boston Chemical Co.. Richincnd, Va. for
territory and particulars IL
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GENERAL. AGENTS and mail order people
supplied with latest ana lest sellers;.w W
also. solicit buy. sell make and market
meritorious Inventions. correspondents
solicited Rapid Mfg. Co.. Chicago. IL
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M loNhL LIFE lNSJRhNS, NS"pi ~ ;,
OF the United states Of America chartered
by congress IN 1885, with ped-up capital Of
Sl.tOO,00O entered he state of Texas on
March 6, 1900, and on November J has
over s2.O00,00 Of business in force Ia Texas
wants fifty good agents; contracts direct
siCns and full renewal interes. Apply o
the National Life Insurance Company OF
the U. s. Of A.. National Lifo building.
No l57 La Sale street, chicago, Ill. u
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BIDS iARis INVITED for the construction OF
fouf hundred foot, sixty inch, three rim
brick sewer, aud Tor a drainage canal along
cordance with plans and specifications now
on file with the County Surveyor. Bids
will be opened at regular term OF the
Commissioners Court at IL o'clock NJ. on
Ia reserved to reject any and all bids, bids
must be accompanied by certified check
In the sum OF $l00,0 90 as an earnest of good
faith and performance bond Of $1,000 90
for tho faithful performance OF the con
tract required OF the successful bidder H.
II. Vasmcr County Judge, Harris County,
Texas IA
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|as rrpsi ladies' and gentlemen to
E.Hcksn galveston book, Horrors
Fuft Ivy enormous sales and
Texas = hfueger Novelty Co., New
20
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS-s Excelsior. and
Mchaels Early 50 cents fper 100. 81 per
1909 (. o. b. Alvin, Texas. MN. 6. steele.
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|nsh II, plecework for us OF home
ri; sen i materials and pay 81 to sl2
Z Manu. stamped envelope to Royal
'---oe Street, Chicago. II
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CHINA TEAS and hne brio
a-bTse TOYS, etc; aigo umbrella coverings.
Yam Tai Lay q De-. loids Preston. n
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CHRIS c.. .BEAyENs. No, 1905 Preston ave.
nue--Stationery and news depot Psetur-
esoue Galveston before the storm. Sub
scrlptions received 10 all papers and maya
Zines at publishers prices Cigars and to-
baceo Postage stamps always on hard.
Teas, eofee, spices. baking powder and
fine toilet soaps, etc. 80
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WANTED Agents: energetic. no coInpet-
ton, something new, grea; demand. large
income. Gardner-Kubin Co, Masonic Tenn
pie Co. Chicago y
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FOR SALE-Nut coal for base burners; egg
and McAlesler COAL wood saeed, spit and
delivered. sampson ~ Glass, tU9 Willow
street IA
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AGENTS. 10 sell our cut price Christmas pub
Iicaftons: soc book loo: 81 90 book Zoe 81 so
book soc: 25o book i5c: credit given
freight prepaid. on TT free. Ferguson Puo-
fishing Co., 1915 Filth street Clhcihhatl
ohio a."
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I. d. w weekly. position per-
B sins '1suting circulars. samples.
for cs oiil posting. etc send TWO
Assoc ~ lnrs. American AdyeF-
n aHon, Newport, XIV. II
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yieb 5000 tailor; VIII give him a
rpwlsv ud good pay Star Tailoring
n - ot Id, II
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FOR sALE-one "a and one u horse power
upright submerged tube boiler. one is horse
power automatic engine. one 10 horss power
Fritz engine; one 1000 light. one 500 light.
two $50 light dynaniosi one small lathe.
J.. u Miller "
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DEWEY HAY PRESs-Three men and one
uiule can press zoo bales n day; price s5s
Manufactured by W G.. Gunloek. Victoria.
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Come again and rise in matcnless splendor,
Make your pen like u point of lignt. :.
by the brilliant lette.s YOU shall in1ite.
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WitERE-iIusilcrs to tack
'asslns'a CIRCULARS, samples, etc.
tsa ri, COCO pay sun Advertis-
~ enieagh II
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DPENSHAW'S EXCHANGE-i7l0 Washing
ton street; exchanges guns, heaters, white
oil; new and second hand goods Spe-
claltv; stovo elbows 60 cents per dozen. II
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AGENTs--S2O5 a month sure TO industrious
men or women experience Unnecessary
following our instructions, exhibiting Ent
taking orders from dairymen. creamersas
chanieal wonder of the age. The Aeratlng
Butter Separator. a machine for separating
butter from milk or cream, sweet or soar,
In less than FIVE minutes; child can 90
tho work; so different from the old-iash-
iored all-day bsck-breaking churn tla
every owner OF a COW mus have one write
to6sv for SO e agency and choice OF terri,
tory Aerating Co.. Cincinnau, ONO II
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-r-lailOre -----------------------------
"a Trs,o and tllloress. Jacob
h mort Galveston, Texas, "a
"a na4... -7ss-aH------ -.
J. TIny hand. must be a good
g. age. FIFTH ward II
shi.rsy,ors' sls per week and ex-
N. sns,o advance; experience un-
"a v, Use stamp. Ives Mfg. Co.,
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED 10 receive sub.
scripuons and hll orders for 'rhe Great
Galveston Disaster" the best book pub
lished ON the Galveston storm OF Sept M
Der s; the book contains about 500 pages
and ia magnhcently Illustrated tho pho
tographs having been taken by the best
artists OF the city; The introduction is
written by Richard splllane, the CONNER
cial editor of the Galveston Tr bune; price
81 80 and 81 25 accord.u g to style OF bind
ing. agents wanted; mail orders Will re-
ceive prompt attention: correspondence so
Ecited. The J, Singer Rook Co. general
aagents, 216 fremont street. Galveston.
Texas. f+ l@ liHh ri ~ a5H "
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FOR sALE-A gas Stove cheap. 605 San
Jacinto street. IL
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FOR sALE-Furnituie lat attraetive prices,
direct from Texas factory; Encourage hume
industry. Write for catalogue, Breuham
Furniture co. H..
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remain as ever a Hap.
Bruce Browning.
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BOILERS FOR SALE-Four steel boilers, ~
feet Ions, 40 inches diameter With TWO "a
inch fues in each; little usedEhnd in good
order ano condtons guaranteed TO stand
the Hartford Steam Bolerf Insurance IN
spection and class A No. l fqr insurance by
their inspector; together WITH IRE fronts,
crate bars, ash pans, safety AID mud valves,
back plates. water gauges, etc,.- etc. Boilers
are IN pairs, and can be sean md exam
ined Mt Central freight depotnrWn ne sold
cheap for cash or on liae. CAas. 5. Morse
Austin Texas. t 'ie.,.
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FRUIT TREES and ornamentals direct from
NURSERY; express prepaid; catalogue free
capital SIS 900. Il. II. Bushway, manager
Alvin Texas.
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s--;..V WANTED TO sell imported and
Ss il., lo,,ors. principally fine Kentucky
W. ' MA blends, case and barrel
4 ~ n jobbers and saloon trade; good
Y 70 the right man salary or COM az
h, 7 Address r. 5. strader q son, 81
'ls ~ Water street, Lexington, Ky. IL
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FOR sALE-Completo houschold FURNITURE
at o bargain. call. SIS Dallns. II
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FOR SALE-Fine sidehoard, beautiful what
nots, buffet, kitchen safe. center table and
two elegant carpets, one, velvet fine parlor
suite and lots Of other furniture, stoves,
etc, ut John Seddens. 1905 Congress ave. II
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LADY cleared SEQ man slis2, las SIX
months, introducing Holidays Marvel
waterproof shoe polish self-sninlne rAsssss
ssmpies free Hc'aday Il Co. room ~
fss Monroe ST.. Chicago sole nanufass,,
turers.
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MONDAY ONLY, II set of ouf H2.60 harness
at S9,55 cash. Mosehart g Keller. II
FOR sA14E--Illesant furnitur9a at 1919 San
Jaointo street ci- G..g. Il u
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<;,iE-Nut coal for base burners; egg
<..u.l,,ster coal; wood saw ed, split and
TIA Sampson G. Glass, 100 Willow
y, II
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FOR sAI.E-5O,C0 choice strawberry plants
at sl.5O neg thousand, T. 6b. j W Mel
p ton. Arp, Texas. .ak Il
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WooD-Four-foo and sswel stRd split oak
and pine. delivered in any part OF tn
city at reasonable prices. cd Sacks, Sabine
street, both phones So II
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INh sree scholarship In engineer
M'. awnrded to few well rec
NV ~ snnlcants. American School OF
fsna asua NEE Boston, Mass.
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BIDS AND fKOPosALa.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTpRs--Con
scaled proposals will be received at the
office Of Chas. Il. Moore, county clerk,
until 10 o'clock noon, Monday. December g..
1909, for the erection of hreproot court
house for McLennan county, az Waco.
Texas, in accordance with the plans md
specifications as prepared by the Jamcs
Rely Gordon Co. architects Of Dallas,
Texas. certified check for 5000 draw II
payable to the order Of ]. ~ Gallagher,
county Judge, to accompany each prOlossl
bond Ia amount one-thlrd OF the con-
tract price, to be furnished for approval
on or before December TO- 1900 Pans and
specifications can no seen after November
+, 1910, at the office of W. c. Dodson,
6 architect, Waco, Texas and at the UAllas
. and San Antonio Offices OF the James RELY
Gordon Co. architects. j. n. Gallagher,
county Judge.
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=: I,d5le aged woman to travel and
ED-Ns .,s. also one to qualify for
n s ss manager; $1,000 yearly; per-
J. ~ rapid promotion. General Mgr
y. bldg, Chicago.
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$40 MONTHLY New paten. metallic bred
boards sample free. ii. u Forshee GO !;
oh ~
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die nower: instantaneous iishterS exc uslVe
territory given; goa man'les, y s-lAen
n,ica chimneys 81 20 per t0zen Write ior
catalogue National Arc LigAl co'' Foi
Worth Texas.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-24

tariff AMI sound money policies in.
augurated by the Mckinley ad
ministration, the commercial and
industrial interest of the country
have returned to prosperity. The
laborer is no longer idle and hun.
cry aud forced to subsist on free
soup at the hands of charity. but
he is again employed, steadily EN-.
ployed at good wages. The full
dinner pail represents a we'll. filled
larder; it represents happy and
contented home. good clothes, lgood
food. the comforts Of prosperity,
steady employment and hope for
the future. 1t is a significant and
happy illustration of the changed
conditions brought about by a re.
turn to republican policies.
The attempt Of Organism to fight
1t down has been as futile as Don
Quixote's attack upon a fcck of
w'ndmills. Labor is employed at
the best wages. Idleness has
passed away and with it the dis.
content that made Organism a
menace in 1896. Plenty of work
at good wages are symbolized in
the full dinner pail. 1t is a potent
argument against the tallacies of
of Organism; it gives ample proof
that the Bryan prophesies of 1896
were false. The motto on the full
dinner pail is 1--WE want no
change, and it is the handwriting
on the wall for Bryan and the false
issues he represents. You are
weighed in the balance, Mr.. Bryan,
and found wanting. We want no
change.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-24

b ,rd times would be indefinitely
continued. x x The distrust
was unconquerable; it was fatal"
Here, In the last days of Bry-
ans second campaign, the same
fatal distrust is again at work as
potent influence toward Bryan's
FINAL defeat. His recent utterancs s
have all the characteristics that
brand him as an unsafe" leader.
He is making an open attack upon
capital and industry by arraying
the laborer against the employer
and the poor against the rich. He
no longer makes an appeal TO rea-
son, but an appeal to passion and
to prejudice. His speeches are in
cendiary, wild appeals to class ha.
tired, and the evil passions of the
discontinued. The fatal distrust
that emphasized his defeat in 1896
is still a factor and will brand Mr..
Bryan in 1900 an 'unsafe' leader.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-24
Where Lewiston's Interests Lie.

"uSIe LeWlStOu'S interests Lie.
Lewiston's future Is tied up in
the growth and development of the
great northwest. Capital has re.
Gently explored the country and
has fully determined that it has
great natural resources. The fu-
ture looks quite promising. Mines
are to be opened, lumber indus.
tries ON a large scale put in opera.
ton and railroads built. This is
the outlook. But as Mr.. Mellen
recently said when asked about the
proposed extensions of the North
ern Pacific, wait till after cleo.
tion." There is fetal distrust
among the owners Of wealth and
promoters Of great enterprises in
the policies Of Organism. A vote
tor Bryan Is a vote to further the
dis'rust that would prove fatal to
new industries. The change in
financial and industrial conditions
from the present policies to those
advocated by Mr.: Bryan would be
revolution fatal to the inaugura.
ton OF new investments. Capital.
lists would wait to see what condi.
tons the new policies would de.
velop. We would experience in
Lewiston another period of reac-
ton like the one which occurred a
lew years since. N. railroads
would be built, no mines opened,
no numbering industries started,
Capital would be Withdrawn to
await for time to prove the new
policies inaugurated by Bryan, if
he should successful in N ,vember,
and his record as prophet is small
encouragement for the future.
Fatal doubt would turn back the
wheels of progress in Lewiston and
wreck her hopes for immediate de-
velopment from the new enter.
prises that capital stands re ,dy to
inaugurate II the country does not
vote for a revolutionary change
IN its financial and industrial poll.
cies.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

limoer Land Act June 3, 1873.
United States Land Once, Lewiston Idaho. Auv
81. 1900. ''' aug
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions OF the act Of congress OF June ). 1878
enttted An act for the sale Of timber LAMBS in the
States Of California. Oregon. Nevada. and washing
ION Territory. as txtendsi to all the Public Land
Of waha. County Of Nes Perez, Stste of Idaho has
snls DAY hled In this ONCE his sworn Statement,
Ho~-for the purchase Of the ek swK. WI sex Of
Sec. No. H. In Tp. No. 81 w B M ana win
one! proof to show thatthe land sought is more val
uacie for It's timber Or stone than TOR agricultural
PURPOSES ana to establish his claim 10 said land Ne
fore the Register and Receiver Of this once n Lew
Sson Idaho. on Friday. the 10th. day Ut November
1900. He names rs witnesses:
William e. Aytch. Of Forrest. Idaho
William n. Smith, of Forrest, Idaho.
6enjamn F. Aytch Ut Forest idaho.
herter e. Coburn. Of Forest, Idaho,
any ana al persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested TO file ther Claims 4,
ms once on or before said 18th iay Ut November
'~o' j. D. WEST. Kegisler.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-24
That Fatal Distrust.

Immediately after Mr.. Bryan $
defeat in 1896, Senator James K.
Jones. who occupied the same re-
lation to the democratic campaign
then as he does now, said: I've
would have won but for the con.
v'ction that took hold Of the PEG.
pie that Bryan was unsafe, that if
he was elected the finances of the
country would be subjected to pro
found disturbance, that values
would be unsettled, confusion and
universal uncertainty created by
The executive and the oppressive