Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20

states. must nave SOlNeu tue ll"uitll of running his paper on the interest of his debts for white paper.-PirtSburg Dispatch.
 There is man in BelOit, Kansas. who SubScribeS for and reads every is sue of the Congressional Record. He must be trying to keep his mind off some terrible accident in his life Washington Post
 AS the mothers congress has given rise 10 a mighty demand for fathers congress. it is evident that the small boy will have to go into the congress business himself unless he k 10 lose his liberties altogether. - Chicago Chronicle
 Kansas has shipped a cargo of flour 10 Hong Kong Yet Bryan presumes to believe that the people of that state are longing To smother expansion and all of the business coupled with it. Troy Record.
 The foundation of the protective syS- tem iS free commercial intercourse among ourselves. and an equaliZins barrier against the products of foreign CTS who desire to compete in our mar ketS.-San Francisco Chronicle
 A speaker in ElizabethtOwn recently said that the present revival of prosper itv throughout the country was only q temporary boom inaugurated by the Mckinley administration for cam
 r1fa boom has been in existence since Me Kinley was inausurated we had bet fer re-elect him and let him pull the wool over our eyes again-EN-
 British economists have quit trying to prove that high wages and cheap production cannot go together. The object lesson in the United States sci ties that point beyond controversy Erie. Pa. Dispatch.
 
 Orator Puff. who speaks from the SmokestackS of manufacturing and commerce. will make speeches night and day all over the country in the coming campaigu.-Mt Kisco. \. Y. Recorder.
 Idaho wool growers are getting 100 per cent more for their product than they did four years ago When pOpo- crat shouts calamity to an Idaho far mer nowadays the orator usually finds il wiser and safer To take to the woods Troy Times.
 An increase of 100000 tons in the production of coal last year. over 1898, is striking proof of that activity at the furnaces and in the mills which is always a part of the republican policy Df prOtectiOn.-OSwego Y. Y. Times
 God loves the republican party. This is demonstrated by the fact that He showers His blessings upon every act of the party. Peace and plenty; Splen- did crop prospects. and republican vic rory certain and sure. Can't beat old OSperity.-KingstOn Mo. Times
 What Kansas wants this year k the free and unlimited coinage of harvest ing machines. There is q lack of per capita in these articles.-Topeka Kas.. Capital.
 Aht AAnAAAAAfAA anu NA-AA -ANO bA LAAN delegates to the recent republican state convention were able to give the name of some pOpulist or democrat who had within the year come over into the republican party on the issues of prosperity and expansion. The re- maining delegates were not reached by 5he repOrterS-Kansas City, Mo. Jour nal
 
 The Presbyterian minister back in Indiana who resented an insult to his wife by threshine tke man who offered il may not have been following closely he precepts and teachings of the scrip lures. but the chances are he could be elected to almost any pastorate in the country on his reputation as a man Butte Miner.
 At Port Huron. Michigan. q few days ago q man undertook 10 whip a bull log at the Iatter's own style of fight ing- The fight was stopped by the po- lice at the end of the third round. The decision was awarded to the man. | To those who didn't see the mill it will appear that the wrong dog got The decision.-Butte Miner
 
 How would this do for a plank in l he democratic national platform: l We deplore the conditions that have | come upon the country during the ad- | of William Mckinley. and | .ve demand such legislation as will re store the country tO the commercial . md industrial conditions that existed for three years prior to his election md inauguration. - Clinton. Iowa. Herald
 II has been made apparent by the re suit of the late elections in France hat the French republic can no longer ,e esteemed q Parisian whim The un- certain and volatile mObs of the me ropOlis may go this way or that under he lead of some general with a sharp word or some Jew-baiter with a hrewish tongue. but the sturdy pro metals are satisfied with their free government Out of 33.942 communes outside of Paris the anti-republican actiOnalS-sOcialistS and natiOnaliStS- .arried only S.672. Philadelphia Re ord.