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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-06-07
WAR IN TMN CAMP.


The Gold Democrats right Tovne.
dispatch Bureau, Postal cable Building ,
WASHINGTON. May D.-That there Il q
well organized movement among the old
line Democrats who were In control OF the
party prior to tho national convention il
1896 is no longer douh1d. This conserve
tive element will be vii represented at the
Kansas City conventioa.
Minnesota. it is said here today, il
counted on as one Of the akates that will
be In part represented By the Gold Demo-
Gratis. It is expected " tho Kansas CITY
ans that Michael Doran will. be one Of the
delegates at large and that there will be
goodly number Of other Gold Democrats
from Minnesota in the dAanAtion. It is
further stated that Michael Doran viii not
oppose Bryan's nomination., but he Will
fight the Endorsement Of Charles A. Towne
very hard for vice president. In fact. the
anti-Towne Democrats are depending on Mr..
Doran's election to prevent Townes nomi-
nation for vice president.
It Is said here today that Gov. Lind
is placed in 8 peculiar positton. He wants
to have Minnesota send = selid Towne DEL
egafiCn to Kansas City, bp6 he does not
relish the tdea pf going 'up against Uncle
Mike Doran. WHO, aft1ouGA he has been
rather quiet for year a. two in politics,
andsvigorsas as eith1e David 4 Hili Or Rich
ard Croker. Minnesota Dsaittcian. speak
ing Of the Democratic sttu111on In Minne-
sotA said today:
s'There is al old time Kafsnny row i'm
minent among the fusion zorces The state
administration u. really 4etvesn the devil
and the deep sea. Th4 allied forces. In
Guiding the Populists. Free Silver Repub-
licans and Bryan Dem6cratAy must stand
by Charley Towne IN theif state convention.
Otherwise it will play havoc With the vote
this fall. On the other hand the old lina
Democrats, the men who built M and MAIN
tained the party in Minnesota Tor years are
again coming to the front Their strength
and effect was seen and felt u tho recent
st. Paul election. They will consent 20
stand for Bryan's nomination this year. but
that = al the conceeolen th1y Will mako
e ths radical element IAeH Nant ard
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-06-07

Will insist on real Democrat Of the old
school for vice president The fight that
Doran, Winston. John g. Brown and Col.
j. J. Thornton will put up is bound to
make It highly interesting for the allied
forces In Minnesota.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-06-07

Debases the Rich, Degrades the Poor
Mr.. Rockefeller lives on the eighth
floor Of his Office building in New York
walled in, living prisoner, and no hope
from any pardoning power. He does
not disclose his identity when he ap-
pears on the streets of New York. He is
not on terms of peace with himself His
brain is thronged with all kinds Of prob
lens. He does not enjoy life. He is
not happy. With all his millions l re-
gard him with compassion. He was re-
Gently looking for man to take charge
OF his interests and agreed to pay the
right man million dollars year. There
is an opening for some of your enterpris-
Ing men of Whatcom. A million dollars
a year! Do you know of tramp who
would do the job? would rather be on
the highway with an appetite. There is
some possibility OF escape for me, but
none for him. When he appears on the
street he is protected by guard. In
his fevered vision he sees the dagger Of
an assassin. Vanderbilt was unable to
digest an oyster for IL years. Com
modore Vanderbilt lived to be SO years
Of age. His son. who was born rich.
died at 63; he did not live out the meas
ure of his years. His son, grandson of
the commodore, died few weeks ago at
IS. Excessive wealth is just as demoral-
izing. just as degrading, as abJect pow
erty-From e. v. Debs' speech at New
Whatcom, Wash.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-06-07

Extract form the great speech Of
Judge Samuel w. williams, Of
Indiana, delivered at Cincinnati
May 10, 1900.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-06-07

because he was Democrat. Suppose
that the Democrats refuse to nominate
him because he is Populist? Again
we ask: What will become OF Billy?-
Fergus Globe. ],
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-06-07
Dead Shot Catarrh Cure
DEAD SHOT

@AD snOs neMEOH CO., Boston 6look, mlnneapos mlnn.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-06-07
KANSAS CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.

for the sixteenth judicial district. Instead
OF keeping the appointment to himself, Mr.
Stevens writes to the Representative an
open letter to Mr.. Austin wherein he re-
minds Mr.. Austin that II he had read the
papers he would have known that he, Ste
vens, was delegate to the Cincinnati con-
vention. In the course of this communica-
tiOn Mr.. Stevens gives Mr.. Austin some
good advice saying: IF you are Demo-
crat. make a declaration to that effect,
be not ashamed Of 1t, because deceiver
Is worse than thief; a thief one can
watch. but decetver, one never knows
when to mistrust him.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-05

Dolls, Dolls Of all description 1T
the Holly Pharmacy.
]. L. Wilson returned from Lamar
this morning, where he has been
repairing the -four mill for some time.
II you once read a Household you
will take advantage Of our most lib
eral clubbing offer. Call and get .
sample.
Frank Akeers' who spent last sum-
rner with his brother here, il now
clerking for another brother at Elm
dale, Kansas. Frank ordered the
Chieftain sent to MIN that he may be
posted on Holly affairs.
Mr.. Mccoy informs us that there
are about $50 people now at Carrizo,
the copper mining camp, and others
are coming In all the time. Many
contracts for buldins have already
been let. Stage routes have been
established to various points. Mr..
Mccoy will depart for that place next
Monday.
Any Binders repaired for another
season, or any kind Of machinery re-
pair take them to Ed Tuttle's black
smith shop, also best machine oil
betting canvasses also furnished at
reasonable prices. Leave orders with
b. F. Mcclellan.
County Treasurer-elect w. w. Rey-
nolds was In town the latter part OF
last week arranging to take charge of
his Office. Next TUESDAY the other
onicers elect will occupy their res
pectiye Offices and the old efiicers will
seek some other employment. Az
Assessor Mcdowell is the only one
reelected. 1t will be almost u clean
sweep. /. y. Merrill Markham returned
Yesterday to his work at Holly. He
remained, however, jusa as long a.
the young ladies' who were spending
the holidays at home. Ysrv strange
coincidence.-Lamar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-05
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/ ~ xirss u Il ~ ii ls = "a ~
~ 1pas0eroRy ~ ~ rs - 1gS1ss
'should b very cgsI1l Il f1Iotr S11a;
and aetionk The GID With 633dy
w1ss and carcieeB arfitnS cc171 ~
b expected 70 wtsld sny inhue1oe ~
good over her geutlenaau coGnpanfea,
md II she b his ci,oice fos : Ui1s.
how could she ever win him ovee ~
the right. It should not b, that !
girl = expected 70 be better thsn :
boy, but society hes been rsinninG pn
tlat plan for yoars, and no diEersaes
'how I'M > Sonne man has sank. ~
\ deserving II the psirest and ~ enill
ths country can atlord. and when he
secln wife, be sseIn the best. 30
girls always be on tbs lookout, ana -
nand ~ whole life frUm your In
tended Is he does from yuu. and II y0a
demand snd except no other, your life
will be far happier and coutentmeut
will be In the home.
And girls, don't make . practice of
chewing gum. 1t 10 70 vulgar, and
unbecoming. Not long since / NV :
young lady who holds position Of
honor in the High School literary Of
her town, sitting in the church one
Sunday night, and chewed gum,
through the whole service, and /
thought the high school scholars were
not well educated in manners, or
they would not have chosen her ~
their leader. For who likes to zee .
girl or boy in society with mouthful
Of something chewing, and chewing,
as II their life depended on their
doing good work on their '.chaw?"
It's outrageous and shameful. Then
when you go to church, don't sit and
litter. and litter. and twitch around
and move about. 1t makes all around
you uncomfortable and nervous and
has demoralizing influence over all
Of your associates. Just as soon as
a Young woman begins to laugh and
joke in church. then her escort will
begin, and how often have noticed
II she never begins or stops soon and
settles down into good behavior; that
her escort will do so, too.
Now girls. you know every action
and move of yours is watched and
commented upon, and please rule
YOUR wavs so that your inf uence will
be for the good Of all mankind and
may ynur children rise up and call
you blessed for your goodly ways and
behavior. LUCIFER.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-05
WANTED!

Reliable man for manager Of Branch
Once wish to open in this vicinity.
Good opening for an energetic sober
man. Kindly mention this paper
when writing.
A. T. MORRIS, CINCINNATI, O.
Illustrated catalogue 4 cts. postage.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-05

s.--=.sss..s z.-A.-.z-s
a..aa...1 =.
The sEtaE Brand'' alspas ~ het(oe
~ WHI1x'A ;3
Mack Newusn cane down non
Tribune, Monday.
SEE WHITE foF oil 1t 30 cents snd
gasolins 1t q cent?.
S.F. White was transactinR busi-
mess In Lamar Tuesday.
George Webster, went TO L. Junta.
Tuesday, in search Of job.
Eugene Richards says there h mot :
house In Holly thst can be rented.
Remember the Holly srharu11uy
carries the Largest stock Of Holiday
goods.
VIC. Simpson, left Monday, for
Pueblo, where he expects to remain
for some time.
Mems CASH Arctics sl.ss st
WHlrK's.
Cali and zee what . liberal clubbing
rate We offer. You can't AFFORD "
n,iss IL.
Presiding Elder Harris preachee one
Of the best sermons ever heard in
Holly last Sunday evening. The
house was crowded.
A party was given Monday night in
honor of Miss Bessie Carlton, who
was home from La Junta college
spending the HOLIDAYS.
Fer Sale Cheap.
Span of mules, harness and wagon.
Will sell on twelve months time with
good security.
SEE WHITE.
Matthews at Coolidge has Just
opened up complete line Of dry
goods. boots. shoes and furnishings.
All new and up to date. When you
want good substantial article give
him call.
New, Novel and Nice.
Canned crab apples. Try them at
WHITE's.
L. Manville, one Of the contractors
! for the new school house, came down
fran Lamar on Wednesday and is
putting a force of men at work on
the building.
The meeting Of the cantaloupe
growers held last Saturday was the
most business-like of any meeting
held recently. The matter OF making
= contract for this years crop wa
fully discussed, resulting In leaving
the whole matter In the hands Ol
w. n. Wiley, our member Of thu
marketing committee Of the valley
The members expressed the utmost
confidence In Mr.. Wiley's ability u
secure the very best contract possible
In this they acted very wisely becaus
Mr. Wiley has greater interest II
the success Of the melon business thar
any other single individual and thi
fact coupled with his recognized
ability to get what he goes after
makes him the best man that coul,
be selected to represent the Holl
association on the marketing commit
tee. 1t is believed by many that
proper and united action is taken b
all the associations Of the valley,
cash contract can be secured equal
as good as that Of last year. But
q few Of the associations contract O
y commission basis 1t will be imposs
BILE for the Others to make a cash cor
: tract. The kind of contract depend
entirely on how firmly the vale
stands together.
Three Mes On Fonr KheeIs
Throp mon m fOlr wheo1a iS JarOvn
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-05
"Thsf AwfsI DnlI Ti.e"

Just after HOLIDAYS that merchants
dread so much DON'T cOME AT
WHITES we make prices that make
things 20. Mems cash Arctics el.30
ut WuITE's.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-05
Local and Personal.

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Smoke the advocate" At WHrrs's.
J. L. Wood was in Lamar wednes-
day.
The '.star Brand" shoes arc better
at WHITES.
Hammer Paint. the best. at the
Holly Pharmacy.
Mrs. L s. Millinger returned from
Pueblo on Tuesday.
J. l. Banks squared up with the
Chieftain this week.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Simpson visited
friends in Coolidge yesterday.
The Holly sche6t began work again
on Monday after weeks vacation.
The weather this week has been
exceedingly pleasant for the time Of
year.
Olof Engstrom, chief clerk for
S. F. White & Co., is new subscriber
for the Chieftain.
G. B. Stewart, Of the Granada
Times, was transacting business in
Holly on Saturday.
J. "A. DALEY went to Coolidge Mon
in the interest Of the clothing firm for
which he is salesman.
Matthews, the Coolidge merchant''
will pay you scts. Hpound for dressed
turkeys Il. e. dry picked, heads and
feet on.
Chase Mcpherson, who is attending
school in La Junta, came home to
spend the holidays, and returned
Monday night.
WY DO Yon7
Pay IS cts. for corn meal when you
can buy it new and fresh for 30 cts.
at WHITES.
II you want to buy a good sewing
machine at less than wholesale price
call at this office. Will trade for y
good mich COW. *
seSfS. ss,.a
We say without fear Of contradic
ti0n that Empress" Is the best fioul
on earth. Try free sample al
WnIrE's.
E.J. Baker, former resident o.
Holly, came In Yesterday. Mr.. Bake
now lives at Rocky Ford, bit is travel
ing for the Jewel Refining Co., Of
Cleyeland, Ohio.
DR.. C.S. Wilson came down from
Lamar yesterday and Is doing denta
work. The Doctor has made severa
trips to Holly and his work has: prov
en- entirely satisfactory.
You oos'f Sec
Any Of those delightful little Christ
! mas cards in the kxwsPAPRRs will
WHITES name to them ordering yo1
to "come and settle." You 20 tier
and buy $500 shoe for 500 and pa,
cash.
A large head OF water is now run
Ming into the huge reservoirs Of tn
Great Plains Storage comp any, and /
the weather continues favorable Their
will be an ample supply to meet al
the demands Of the farmers durinl
the coming season. 1t is conceded
by all that with plenty Of water 70
crops there is no danger OF failnr'
and II the reservoirs are Il He'd thi
winter we may, look for a crop tina
will beat the record this year.
The Star Brand" shoes are bette
-at WHITES
The rabbit hunt Of last week wa
participated In by ~ hunters. Is
rabbits were slain, but we are IN
formed that they were not all killed
as several Of the rodents can still b
seen running at large. G. S. Thorn
berry proved to ba the best hunter,
as he brought In IS rabbits aud one
large eagle. The captains were G. S
Thornberry and Albert Dober. Ar
oyster supper and dance were given
At the residence of 7. w. Robson las,
Saturday night. Most all the young
folks of Holly went out and had {,
most enjoyable time.
7" get your watch. clock OK tewelr,
repaired in first class shape take it /,
Applegate, at Lamar. All work. guar
anteed.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-05
rhree Mes On Fear wAeeIs

Three men on four wheels is Jerome
K. Jerome's rather eccentric title for
the series OF humorous stories which
he has just completed for the Satur.
day Evening Post, of Philadelphia.
Every one who has read Three Men In
u Boat-and who has not?-will wish
to follow the misadventures Of Mr..
Jerome and his two companions on
their tour through Germany astride a
tandem and a safety. MIR. Jerome's
nit is no less keen, nor his humor less
kdndly. than when he scored his first
great literary work ten years ago.
The first story Of Mr.. Jerome's
|sEies will appear in the Post OF Janu.
.Ary8. 1t has been superbly illustrat.
in half tones by Mr.. Harrison Fisher.
Eff. o. G.. tomatoes and corr
start 1t the top Of canned vegetables
At WHITE's.
Some of the young fellows Of Cool.
adxe painted the town last Friday
night and later the artists we're arrest.
ed. Attorney Tapscot went up at
their urgent solicitation on Tuesday
and pleaded the case Of one of them,
and saved his bacon. Syracuse Journ.
Il.
Mrs. Mable Smith leaves today for
her home in eastern Kansas, after q
pleasant visit with her parents and
friends here.
We sell best Colorado oil at 20 cents.
gasoline at 25 nts.-WHITE.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-04
A GORGEOUSLY BOUND

Work of art has just been issued at an outlay of over SIOOO0O. for which the publishers desire q manager in this county, also a good solicitor; good pay to the right party. Nearly 100 full page engravings, sumptuous paper, H. luminated covers and bindings; over POO golden lilies in the Morocco bind ings; nearly 50 golden roses in the cloth bindings. Sell at sight; presses running day and night so great is the sale. Christian men and women mak- ing fortunes taking orders. Rapid promotions. One Christian woman made clear $500 in four weeks taking orders among her church acuuaint- ances and friends. Write us It may lead to a permanent position to man. age our business and look after our large correspondence which you can attend to right at your home. Address J. A. Knight, secretary. Corcoran building opposite United States treas. ury. Washington. D. c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-04

Speaking of the lessons taught by war, d writer in the New England En- gineering Magazine says: In short. the fearful cost of territorial acquisi- ton in Africa and Oceanica has taught physically the lessons which the Hauge conference put morally and intellectu- ally. The world has gained, from the sufferers by the Boer war and Span ish wars, sthe Knowledge it rejected when formulated in the abstfact by the peace& commissioners. War and conquest do not pay. The apprecia- tion If the fact is more vivid than ever it was before, and out of the turmoil of the close of the nineteenth century has come firm and stable adjust ment of ideals which holds high prom isn for the unbroken peace and grow ing industry of the twentieth. sq Rus sia. long regarded as the menace to European diplomacy, under the young czar. shows unmistakable aspirations for peace and industrial development. The German emperor has changed the role of war lord for that of the pro- moter of enterprise and the foster father of commerce. What the preach CTS of peace could not impress upon the nations, the precipitators of war have written in blood and fire, and the lesson is learned.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-04


 There is no doubt whatever Of the recent prosperity of the bank looters, both inside and outside of those insti- tutions.
 The Carnegie4Co in 1892 represent sd an actual investment of ten. millions of dollars. The stock of the company at market quotations now represents S40S, 100000. The company paid more than $40, 100000 in dividends during the 4past year. The shares of q par value of $1, GOO are selling at S1.500. It is no wonder that Mir Carnegie sticks to the. party under whose protective policyshe has become the second rich est man i'll America. Great is q pro- teetiye tariff.-New Haven Union. The young Duke of Manchester has made q sordid marriage, andsa vulgar western millionaire is making an eY- hibition. of himself as the delighted fatheri flaw of this titled pauper.- Bat 1nure -sorgifd. and vulgar than either Of them are the New York newspapers which exploit the arrival of tie duke and his bride. Manchester and Zim- merman. with their detectives and the NewsYork reporters, constitute an "ag- glomeratio as Barnum would say. of vulgarians unriyaled in the world. . Hartford Times.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-04
HAVANA HEALTHY.
Losyest Death Rate Recorded In Ten
 Years.

HAVANA, Dec. 4.-Major Gorgas, chief sanitary officer of Havana, in his report for November shows that All dept1s occurred in the city from all causes, this being the lowest number for the same month during the last ten years. The deaths due to yellow fever were 54, or 20 below the figures for Oc- tober. Thirty-seven yellow fever pa tients are now under treatment, four of whom are Americans. z.-r
 One hundred and ten thousand dollars has been appropriated for the purchase of 5000 cattle and 800 brood mares to be distributed among the farmers of the provinces of Santa Clara, Puerto Prin- cipe. and Santiago, where they will be sold at cost and on easy installinents. Senor Lacoste, secretary of agriculture, during his recent visit to the United States made inquiries as to the classes of cattle best adapted to Cuba and de, cide1 in favor of Kentucky stock. s
 La Lucha cautions the Cuban consti- tutional convention to proceed moderate a1y and not to make mistakes which might cost Cuba her independence. 1t advises the convention to send three conservative men to Washington to, confer with the federal authorities regarding the future relations between Cuba and the United States.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-04
Notwithstanding, his previous humil-

Notwithstanding his previous humil- iatlng experiences in that line, Secre- tary Root has again smothered an inn portant public document on the ridicu- lOus ground that it is q confidential matter not intended to be made public. The document in question is the report made by an expert accountant from the treasury department, who was sent to Cuba at Secretary Roots re- quest to go thoroughly over the ac counts of Rathbone and Medley The real reason for not making it public is that it shows the stealing in Cuba to have been greater and more SyS tematic than anybody had supposed. A similar report was made by the ac- countant to the senate committee on relations with Cuba, which has been trying so hard not to comply with the senate resolution directing it to inves- tigate Cuban finances. If these re- ports are not made public there is like ly to be some plain talk in congress on the right of an official to suppress a report made by minor official under orders and under public pay If such reports are not public documents, pray what are?
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-04
The reassembling of congress. say

The reassembling of congress, says a Washington writer, found the Cap itol full of ugly and sensational .ru- mors connected with. the 1sthmian canal question. Some of these Aru- mors make charges entirely tooS sefl- ous to be repeated without proof of their trnthfulness as to what has been accomplished by the lobbyists. em- ployed by the Panama Canal Co in their efforts to delay congressional ac- ton authorizing the construction of the Nicaraguan canal. But there are same facts which speak for them selves Sometime ago it was an- nouneed in semi official manner that the report, of the canal commission would be strongly in favor of the Nicara qua route; now it is allowed to become known thatsthe report of the commission will not specify a prefera ble routesi5t will give ts estiInatessef the cost of the canal by the Nicaragua route, and the cost of the completion of the Panama canal, together with the terms upon Wnlcn 1HlS government can secure control of the latter. and leave congress to decide for itself. What brought about this change? That is the question that the rumors deal with. The president of the Panama Canal Co had a long conference with the secretary of state. and, of course, everybody knows what the gentleman is in Washington for. Although the Nicaragua canalsbilL which passed the house at the last session was, by reso- luton of the senate, made q special order for Wednesday of this week. q program has been arranged by which the ship subsidy bill will be used to side-track the canal bill, unless the program is upset by q majority vote of the senate. The Panama Canal Go has caused one, great national scandal, which disgraced eminent Frenchmen, and from present indications it may cause another that will disgrace some prominent Americans.