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OCEAN TRAVEL.

TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGER AGENCY.
White Star Line, Cunard Line,
American Line, Anchor Line.
mys-s2t' A. L. vELATI. Agent. 14os1a G st. n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICES
CuERBOTIkG. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Kaiser VIM. d Cir July 3Trave. July %
Lain. July !eiSaale.. July 81
kaiserin Mar. Tn July II Kaiser VIM. d CIR. Aug.
Departure 10 AN.
TWIN-SCEEW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN.
Bremen. July 5. 10 am Bremen Aug. 8. 8 am
X. Luise July 10. 10 am X Luse Aug; %, 10 am
CHEkBOt'RG. PARIS. BREMEN.
G KuIfurst June % neon Barbarossa. July IL 10 am
NEDFrERRANEAN SERVICE.
SIYRAl TAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Aller ..........J June 80 Kaiser VIM H.. July Z
Departure IL An.
OEIRICHS & CO, NO BROADWAY, y. !.
Apply to E. +. DROOP. 925 Pa. ave,
fe7-ly Agent for Washington.
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In front Of restaurant on one of WASH
ington's side streets hangs a sign upon
which appeared painted in black letters on
the white glazed surface the words:
Dinner Is Now Ready"
To hungry man this is tempting salu-
tation. A mischfevous small boy of artis-
tic proclivities neatly changed it to read:
Dinner Is Not Ready"
And the proprietor, when it was called to
his attention, said he did not think 1t was
as mealy joke as his customers consid-
cred it
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Hotel Carleton. Spring Lake beach.

Those who are considering as to the most
pleasant manner in which to pass the sum-
mer will be aided in solving the problem
by addressing G. D. Russell. proprietor OF
the Hotel Carleton, at Spring Lake, N. j.,
where sea and shore combine to make the
resort delightful.
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
SALOON PASSAGE, $50 AND UPWARD.
To Paris and return first class $3.50 and upward.
SECOND CABIN. $50 TO $3T. 50.
Storage Passage:
Rome $3.50; Furnessia. $24.50 Other Strs., $23 Co.
For Book OF Tours and further information. apply
to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Gen Agts., IT 4 10
Broadway. New York. g. W. MOSS. 1927 st.
pw. or f +. DROOP g. SONS. g25 Pa. ave-, Wash.
snl3-7St
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Leading House at Ocean Grove.

Extensive improvements have been made
to the Arlington, leading hotel at Ocean
Grove, N. j., so that the famous house was
never before so well fitted up for the COM
fort of guests An orchestra is among the
attractions of the house. Special rates are
given families. C. H. Miller is the proprie-
tor
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plimhim mon Hotel. ocean CITY.

Ocean City. Md, is rapidly growing in
popularity. and favorite stopping place
for the refined visitors Is the Plimhimmon
Hotel. which is perfectly equipped and To-
Gated directly on the ocean, Mrs. r. T..
Shreve will send booklet to applicants.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

sxEcUT1vE OFFICE lcoM,ltss1oNERs OF
the district Of Columbia, Washington, June q.
square 1925 without the fire limits, the present
boundary line Of said te limits On street frop
32d High street 34tht street is hereby elm
mated and the following substituted therefor, viz:
Beginning at S2d high and U streets. thence
south along 32d street to T street. thence west to
34th street, and thence north to U street. HENRY
B. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING
H. BEACH Commissioners. d. c. 1t
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The location of the Hotel Hygeia is at the
corner of New York and Pacific avenues.
Atlantic City. 1t is close to the beach, and
is known as a first-class family hotel with
moderate rates for guests.
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smedley House, Towson. Md.

The Smedley House Towson, Nd, six
miles from Baltimore, has long enjoyed the
reputation of being desirable place to
spend the whole or any part of the sum-
mer. All the advantages will be made
known on application to Miss Garrett, 1000
I street, this city
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PALMISTRY,

Is FAN 81: i rH is D:.sr p eas
18th NV, Sd door above Palais Royal,
CENT down two steps. je7-16ts
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OFFICE OF TIE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia Washington. June 10. 1900
Nctice is hereby given that the Commissioners
have caused to be prepared blank schedules of
Personal property subject To taxation, required
by section 10 of the ret of Congress approved
March ;. 1877. imposing personal prop
erty in the District OF Columbia and that a copy
of such schedule will be delivered 20 any citizen
applying therefor ut this cticc. The law provides
that said schedule shall be properly filed sworn
10 and returned Ia the Within forty five
days after this ncticc. II. II. DARNEILLE. AS
SCISSOR District Of Columbia Irlc6t
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Red Star Line.

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Every Wednesday at IL noon.
westernand. June p Noordland -. July IL
Kensington. July Friesland. July Is
Sailing at southampton.
Piers 14&15 Mr.. Office. 73 Broadway. New York
Philadelphia office. 3O5-3O7 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 st. NV. or
G. W. MOSS. Agent. at Sanders 4 Stayman's. 1927
ST. NV. se27
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OFFICE Of TIIF. ASSESSOR uF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Washington, June 10. 1000
Notice "f expiration If liceiisrsNntice Is hereby
given that the 3otll day of June. 1900. will
pie all licenses issued by She District Of Columbia
10 The pi"lTiet"rs Of all backs. cabs, omnibuses
and all other vehicles for the transportation Of
passengers for hire. Thcs, licenses must be
promptly renewed by all VII" desire to continue
business after that date. ii. ii. DARNElILE,
Assessor II. {. je16Gt
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Posse.se. variety Of Advantages.

FObSeNHeB variety OF Adv6ntW8eB.
The Hotel Bellevue, which is situated on
New Jersey avenue, Atlantic City, Is the
fourth house from the famous boardwalk.
Its various advantages will be made known
by G. A. Windeck If q postal Is sent to
him.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY

EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION
viii he held in Washington, in the rooms of CO.
lumbar University cor 1bh and II streets, June
% to 30 inclusive. Candidates must present them
selves punc;ually at s AN, the day of their
first written examination. je224ts12
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American Line.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALLING WESrBOUND AT CHERBOU RG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN
ST. Louis. July : st. Louis July %
New York. July II New York. Aug. 8
ST. Paul -. July 1S st. Paul. Aug. 10
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PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING. FILING AND HAUL.
Ing brick. WIZARDS Hotel Apply GEO A.
~ lI-Eis CO.. 500 lith ST. jc.o-tf
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR L. S.
Census Office. Washington. ID. C.. June 49, 1000
TWO oci.oCN IN. II Ne TWESrY- sen ESTIi.
1900 f"E the purchase and removal # 400. more
or less, wsite pine wooden boxes that have been
used for the shipment Of census schedules. Crcu-
lar giving further particulars to the boxes to
he sold and the conditions governing the sale
he bad upon application 10 this office. The right
M Is to ni, reject any and all bids r
the Commissioners Il. c. Washington u. G..
At Tins ece until Twrv ss ~ ON M' Ir%E i TwE%
Tn,sENENIH 1900: for repairs to and changes in
on q street between list and 22d streets north
west Washington. u. e. Blank forms of pro-
district Of Columbia. and bids upon these forms
together with all necessary information, can be
consulted at the same office The right Is
be i,closed in sea!ei envelope indorssd: PRO
p"sais for repairs t" and changes in plumbing in
fh Fiji sb"' J1& " H mnSf LhxsxG NA n
LEACH Commissioners. u. c. jc1SGt
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia Washington. June Is 1880.
Municipal Hospital site will be received at this
9tles. until TMElyE O'Clock NJ. on TUESDAY.
y
Columbia a sit" within the District for Municipal
Hospital for said District. Bidders must in
their proposals the price per square foot
for which they will sell smaller portion of the
ground So offered. Ne proposal that does not
embrace an "iIer To sell tract Of at least five
acres i'll area will he entertained. \ certified
check for thousand dollars ,$1 900,
banking institution in The District Of Columbia
certificate IF the collector Of taxes that the
bidder has deposited said amount with him must
accompany each bid Il guarantee that the
bidder will complete the sale Of the ground if
his bid should he accepted. The right reject
and, Ill is .ly r-.,I
+. MACFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING
II. BEACH. Commissioners of the District Of Co
lImlia in1S6f
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE oFNTHE COLLECTOR OF TAXEs,
District Of ColurnSia Was5t6eten. D. c.. June 1s,
the District of Columbia hereby notified that
the yearly tax imposed by act of Congress ALL
DOGS owned bept in said District will he due
and payable on JULY SECOND. 1900. Upon pay
ment Of said tax tags will be issued as provided
in said act. BY order of the Commissioners E.
g. DAVIS. Collector. d. c. je2O-7t
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
and Review. Washington. D. c.. June 16 19OO-In
accordance with the provisions Of section IL of the
act of August IA. 1894. list will be completed by
July j. 1890. of all real property which shall have
become subject to taxation and which is not on
the tax list. and value affixed thereon according
to the rules prescribed for assessing real estate.
This list will include all structures and addi-
tlons to Improvements OF old structures of over
$500 in value which have not been heretofore as
scssed This office should he notified as to the re-
moval destruction of structure since the last
assessment. liz order thai the may he deducted
from the :alua tion 1t stands on the tax list
Complaints az TO said assessments only be heard
and determined between the first and third Mondays
of July. 1900. II. II. DARNETILE, Chairman.
je19-6t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR OLD MATERIAL. IN WILL
lard S Hotel. consisting of uurs. windows. Iun-
Der, plumbing fixtures radiators piping marble
tile and wainscnt. iron. etc. etc VIII begin
wl:ckins Monday. Address GEORGE a. FUL
LEX co. trs 18th st jc2u-tf
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TIE '.iN';LEsiEE." on ROCKVILLE ELECTRIC
,ailwaS and Met Br Of =; and q s RS ea xa
dress FRANK REPr, Prop. Randolph, Md.
Fer EENT'-ONE LARGE ROOM WITH BOARD,
$50 per mcutil It, ,ar1y Of two; Chevy Chase
cprs; g'-'i shade: home supplies. Address K A.
c.. Star Office je2.
TIE EvER.REENS FALLS CIlIRCH VA. NOW
frst-'lass table: dane ing pavilion, tennis court
Special terms t" yoang people Mrs A. Mcsween.
jc22tf.4
THE KUHIMANN HOUSE is NOW OPEN FOR
ion: r"I terms apply Krill.MANN m9g !.
Round Hill. Ioudoun Co.. Va. 1e2l-3t
wANTED-SUMMER RoARDERs AT GERMAN
town: Md: beautiful rooms; good water: very
hsnlthy: short walk 10 station; e%nvenient igr
BOWMAN, Germantown. Md je2o6t'
BoARrERS WANTED . FRONT ROOMS: NEAT
and hndy ynrd inats ars WALL o. Of \, pest
Barlrursyille. Orange Co. Va. je.o3i.
THE MArLES:,' LARGE BRICK HOUSE;
shaded lawn: wild" halls and rorches: milk ice
Mrs II. Z. DEAHL, Berryville, Clarke Co, Va.
COUNTRY DELIGHTFULLY."- STU .,TED
South river and Chesapeake hay. !Annap-
oils: good bathing and firs,-class table Mrs. s
J. JACKSON. Elgswater, A \. Co. Md je19-et'
PAEONIAN HOUSE
cold baths; Two daily mails: terms S. to SIS per
week. address \. G. yAN nEvANTEls., Prop,
IN THE MOI MAINS OF VA. ONE or THE
most delightful nd teaithfu sections: all
re'enccs desired: excellent table. COED beds and
every comfort t" guests. Address u. J. TANEN-
NER Ptilcmpnt. Ioudaun Va. jel:'-12t
RURAL HOME, on WEST RIVER. 8 MILES Be
lov Bay RitGe: good shade: large lawn: cxcellcnt
table; fruit fishing: grabbing: rowing: sailing:
fine salt water bathing: write for catalogue. Adj
dress Ms NJ. NOVEL;, Shady Side, Md.
je11-52t.5
GRAND VIEW HOUSE. MTS OF MD. NEAR
Iiarper's Ferry: convenient to i. o.. Il. and ..
depot and churches. hot and cold baths: dancing
and fishing: Special rates to families: ice and
milk WM l. lIENkEI, Knoxville. Nd ie3$w'
SHADE. AIRY ROOMS. EXCELLENT WATER
ice, fruit Instrument in house Reasonable
terms y" children waited +. \. BUCHANAN,
Opal. Va. je13-w m 1871
BOARD AMONG THE MOUNTAINS OF mary
land g miles northeast Of liarper's Ferry. For
circular address ". L. EorELEE.
jel1-m.w ,f.13t-4 Brownsville Md.
FEW SELECT BoAEDEltS IN REFINED FRENCH
family ctupyins delightful summer home: shade
trees fruit; pure water five minutes walk from
electric cur for one fare, with two fares two
minutes walk: r. and o. train, If desired, as
Convenient. CEDAR CROFT Brentwood. Md.
je92w'
BEALL FLACE-oPEN JUNE /. DELIGHTFUL.
summer resort: modern convenicnces: cool
weather: SHADY grounds: terms reasonable. Ad-
dress Mrs. RICHARD BEAI.L. FIostburg. Md.
ie5-1StH
THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOEMERLY
The Eckingtor'',. Sd and I SITS. ne. will open
to summer boardcrs June l.. Rooms may he
engaged my1-52t"
LINGANoRE HILLS Inn. NEAR FREDERICK
Situation high: large lawn. shade. porches. fish
ing. boating: refs. exch For booklet address
Miss f. NJ. HRoWN. Frederick. Md. my4-4m4
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RADCLIFFE COLLEGE.

EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION
And the Harvard Examination for women will he
held in Washington, at the place and time and
der the regulations stated above for the Examina-
ton for admission TO Harvard University.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

AN EIGHTH GRADE TEACHER WILL COACH
pupils during July for the High School or the
grades. Apply 2l1O 18th st. NV. je22-2ts
SUMNER NIGHT COURSE AT SPENCERIAN
College-Rapid. legible, beautiful writing: short
hand and tyPewriting thoroughly taught by up
to-date methods summer nights three nights
per week at Spencerian Business College Terms:
Per month. So; for penmanship alone, per month.
81. Academy Of Music bldg, entrance 403 9th
st NV 1,
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PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING FILING AND HAUL
Ing brick. Wizards Hotel. Apply GEO A.
FL LLER co. 500 18th St jca0-if
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THE EtERGREENS. FALLS CHURCH. VA. NOW
"icn: . acics in shaded lawn and fruit airy rIhs
frst-class table: dancing pavilion, tennis court.
Special terms +" yo.ing people. Mrs y. McSween.
i,.2-fft
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TIE ..iN,;LusrIE." on ROCKVILLE ELECTRIC
Iailwa! and Met Br. Of Il. and .. Il r.: tath
huf and Geld water. lrrge lawn. well shaded 40
dress FRANK REPP, Prop, Randolph, Nd
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Fer EENI-oNE LARGE ROOM WITH BOARD
S,,N per mcutiI ,arty Of two; near Chevy Chase
cots; g'-i siiade home supplies. Address Il A.
c.. Star Office. je22S'
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THE KTHIMANN HOUSE IS NOW OPEN FOR
guests; bath room: good table: !, mile from sta
lion. For terms apply KUHLMANN HolSE
Round Hill. I4ou,o,In Co. Va 1e2l-3t"
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~ =. DALES. PH.D.. 322 c ST NW-CLASSI-
cal teacher: pupils thoroughly prepared for any
college; twelve years successful experience; will
niShel ie21 -0ia
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summer resort: modern convencnccS: cool
weather: SHADY grounds terms reasonable. Adj
dress Mrs. RICHARD BEAIL, FIostburg, Md.
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NEW EASY FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSES;
practical conversation, good recommendations; IL
private lessons now; also classes Of all grades.
MILE. v. PRUD'HoMME. 307 st. NV tear
lines). je6- get
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FEW SELECT BOAHDENS IN REFINED FRENCH
family occupying delightful summer home: shade
trees fruit pure water: five minutes walk from
electric car for one fare, with two fares two
minutes walk: r. and D. train If desired,
convenient. CEDAR CROFT Brentwood. Md.
leg 2ws
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

PENNSYLVANIA, CONCORDvIIILE.
aplewood s Sss of iss sss to sS anss
with energy, to wake up boys to duties of life
Prepared for business college. New gymnasium
Under ID years. $3.50 Location beautiful elevated
healthy. No tobacco. JOS. SIIORTIIDGE YaleJ
A. NJ, Prn. je13-w. f&m.9t'
AKERS
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THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOEMERLY
The EckngtUrJ. Sd and I SITS ne. will open
to summer boardcrs June 1. Rooms may he
engaged. my1-5ot.
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WANTED-SI MINER ROARDERS AT GERMAN
town: Md: beautiful rooms; good water; very
healthy: short walk 10 station; convenient for
oficsholars: terms reasonable. Address T. H.
BOWMAN. Germantown. Md je2o6t'
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LINGANORE HILLS Inn NEAR FREDERICK.
Situation high: large lawn. shade porches. fish
ing. boating: refs. exch. For booklet address
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSICNERS DIS
trici OF Columbia, Washington, ID. c., June 8
l.s~-N"tice is hereby given that the Commits
si"nors of the District If Columbia intend make
the following named improvements, which, in
their Judgment, necessary for the public
health safety comfort. Assessments for
half OF The cost of the will he made pro-
yid.d in Public Act No III. approved August Z,
1884. Parties who interested in the proposed
work are notified thai TIE said Commissioners will
give hearing al The District huiiing on WE'D
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

arises solely because Mr. Harris
took care to see that his par y mons
mated him-the result being the
defeat OF Smith The latter has no
fault to find with the manner in
which Mr.. Harris has performed
his duties as an officer of the
county, but simply because Smith
was defeated and Harris was not,
Smith holds Harris responsible.
Outside OF taking care of the politl-
al affairs of George Smith. that
gentleman has title concern in pol'-
tics. He shows had judgment in
b lting the. ticket. He MT only
d strrvs him,ef POLITICALLY in his
own party. but in whatever party he
may jim IN the future
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

1t is doubtful if any young man
in the legal profession in Colorado.
could have assumed the onsrous
duties of the prosecuting attorney
ship of so large district as is the
seventh judicial district and per>
formed the duties of the office with
such credit to himself, as has Sans
uel G. McMullin. His mistakes
have been numerous, but not harm
full or momento'us. He has been
quick to recognize them and has
been anxious to avoid making
others. The man who don't make
mistakes is man the maj jority Of
the people labor 10 avoid Ii is the
prig, seli-conscious and overbear>
ing, full of mistakes himself, who
has the least charity for the miss
takes of others. Mr.. McMullin is
not prodigy and has never posed
as such, but he is fully able to per-
form and does perform the duties
of his office without fear or favor,
and is, at the present time, more
capable of performing such duties
than ever before.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

All the essential virtues that are
contributive to an ideal mani rood
might be centered in the personality
OF Lem B. Brown, but at this crlti>
cal juncture in the states history,
it would be almost crime to elect
him to membership in the state
legislature. 1t becomes necessary
at times to burn up or destroy
beautiful structures standing in the
pathway OF the fire-hend, in order
to save some great public edifice.
In this case the candidacy of Ed
ward Wolcott threatens disaster to
the greatest product of the state,
and in order to aid in saving it, MIR.
Browns defeat must be consum
mated. Judge Ong will vote
against the senatorial candidacy of
E O. Wolcott, this we know be>
yond doubt. AS well do we
know that Mr.. Brown will vote for
him. Don't let friendship tor Mr..
Brown make you cast ? vote to
destroy silver forever. This cam-
paign is not a campaign of senti>
ment, but one frought with the
greatest principles since the aboli>
ton days. Keep your head clear
and be immovable in your deter>
mination to defeat the blacklist
traitor who ever despoiled Colo
rado~-E. O. Wolcott.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

Brown is the protege Of c. F. Cas-
we'll in this city. 1t was through
Mr.. Caswell that L. N. Farmer was
turned down in the convention and
Mr.. Brown nominated in his place.
Ever since Wolcott has been in
politics Mr.. Caswell has been his
representative here. and it is foolish
to talk OF what L. B Brown will do
in behalf of labor, against corporate
power. If Mr.. Brown ever intro
duces an employers liability bill in
the legislature, If he happens to be
elected, of which there /, no posi-
bility, the bill which he would in
troduce would be dra Vn up in the
office of Wolcott & Va,lle, attor
nrys t,r the Rio Grande road.
Mr.. Browns candidacy, in so far "a
it represents labor, is Mi. He will
not have as much chance a> will
Judge Ong to IegisIate for his TEL
lows. And the m '>r important
matter before ihe VOTER, now is to
discriminate who is the friend of
labor-Judge Ong or Mr.. Brown.
The latter dares not deny that he
is not Wolcott candidate or that
he will not vote for Wolcott if cleo,
ted. If such be the case it must be
patent that he will never be able to
do anything for labor, SO long as
hls patron Wolcott serves the Rio
Grande road as It's attorney.
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His name is on top of the street car
jefferson on Banks.

81 have ever been t 81 emy OF banks,
not OF those discounting Tor cash, but Of
those ioisting their own paper into cir
collation., and thus bnnishng our cash.
My zeal against tn nse institutions was ,
warm and open at the establishment of
the Bank OF the United States, that | was
derided as maniac by The tribe OF
BA ANK-MONGERS who were seeking to
tilch from the public their swindling and
barren gains Thomas Jetfers son in n
letter to John Adams, January "a, 1914
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30
Every scheme known to politics

Every scheme known to politics
is being worked by Wolcott to
secure legislature which will re-
turn him to the United States sens
ate. The Maloney ticket has been
engineered in his behalf, and that
putty>faced and lvnk>headed states,
man is being paid a big price to
work in Wolcott's interest. All
their Vaccinations, however, will be
in vain, as the fusion ticket will
carry this state with whirlwind OF
votes
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

To a man almost, the laboring
vote in this city will go to Samuel
G. McMullin, for district attorney
Mr.. McMullin has always had re
gard for the RIGHTS of labor, and an
attentive ear has always been given
the legitimate complaints arising
from labor circles.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

Commissioner Harris has never
been given the credit he deserves
for the work he did to secure the
beet sugar factory. He worked
tirelessly tor this big manufacturing
enterprise but people are apt TO
forget what has been done in the
past. Whatever Mr.. Harris faults
may be, he has been an aggressive
and pushing public officer.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

The stock in trade of the Den>
yer Times" for campaign purposes,
is to accuse Governor Thomas OF
boiling Tom Maloney's democratic
ticket. If nothing worse than this,
the Times may rest easy for
Governor Thomas welfare.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-30

Judge Ong has as much capa>
city to work for labor as has l. B.
Brown. Mr. Brown was selected
by the corporations, and it stands
to reason in the mind of any intel,
ligent workman that Mr.. Brown
cannot serve two masters. Mr.