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en- tYif Dtoenifabsmano
SbeuOur Wummien beiparer ct Gar
pigtige Sporssmaal.

Den beremte tpite Sprogforiter os
Siitoriter Sbeoopr Mommien Geot
1877 / 8aroing / Slesots, bpor Sc
beren bar lutberit Preit) bar ms label
fig i~nterpierpe at Gngelitmunosn Sios
neD Mertman, fom M / "Rortb 9mss
rican Rebietp" meobsler, bpao ben
gamle ptreoe angauenbe 5orboloet
msnsm 5pItlunb pg England, i9rlig i
Senipn til ben nup9renoe ufritanIte
Srig, pg angaaenoe 5prboloet meIem
IpItlano og be 5orsneoe Statsr.
qrOf. Mpmmien IA, at Stemnins
gen / Spftlano ~liseooerfor gn9luno
bar unoereaaet en- Ilsm Sorunbring /
be Iibite so g(ur. SlrIionerns Ell
i%punone, pg "pi begpnber at toile paa,
ON 8ritannien, ielb nadr &olonierne
tdges meb, / 2angben biz bore iIfano
til at bamls pp mso be fore Rdtioner
! europa o9 Nmerltd.
Wommien paaitdar meO 9ismard,
at gngeIitmenoene bar giort lit bsOIte
for at bIipe bapet / 2DItlanO, % at bet
bar lptteoss benz. Meo Senipn til
goertrigsn lob ban lite fin Sil6erer
bore / llpisbsp. Gen 3ri9 er lille
blot en- ulptte iom snbper anoen
Sris", idgoe ban, men ben er en-
STAN og StienbIet for England"
San forsfog, at man ItutOe "Ienos
Mr. Chamberlain til Gopentrp", -
ct gGmmelt Srotag, iom betpper, at
bopcotte BAN og uOelutts BAN al bet
gooe Selitab, og berefter "~tilItaa ct
forurettet 5olt, life alsns 5rsb, mcr
ben fuloe Superanitst, Tom bet bar
Get TIL"
9pao De 5orsneOe Slater anguar,
iaa b~etrastsr prof. NommIen benz
lpm Ell Seroensnld9f.
!San iagOe: "Saa oiot ieg tan
i~fjsnne, gisloer Monroes0 ottrinen
lite aIsne i Gmsritu, men Osiaa / Gu,
ropd. 6pao jsg mener er, at be to
Serosnspartsr lite er Iaa inOerlig for
bunone i pOlitit, iom be buroe bore.
Wen bet piI ianOipnIigOis bli forans
bret pso ben npe Singsnes Silitdnb,
iom inotrGoer, naar China brpoes
iitptter, pg pso 5sIserns at ben IpunIt.
ameritanTte Srig. Gn S%pranorina /
Gmeritas inore Politit, osri inobefat,
tet en- aspoIution / lamb og Ismilitars
Saser, er NOR fo~reituuenoe. Wautts
ben brin9e be 5orsnepe Stuter life
alene et iterre 2onoomroaoe, men pos
iao iterre Nugt % Iano aBtts. cSea
rnifsr benz aft goOt; men lea sr inocn
9rofet."
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
Tafta
.5or ivee
GOill0cr.

Syor bet Sgrite: ben Nteoicllt,
Der fan IrempIie Oct ltorIte Ins
tai iiloltGnOIge 6elbreOeller ror
fulnoeIi9e Sp9oomme er Spola
6. Einf6ams 8e9etable Com
pound
fyor oct 4nOet: Mrs. Ginfz
bam fan peO De Srepe bun bar
iamIet iammen / 9gnn, ulle, at
Ell MtiQiou Splnoer bar iaaet i'm
6elbreO tllbage ueo Srlsen al
benOes Weoicin os &aao
Sor oct SreOie: Iae Sreue,
Der ienoes til Wrs. Yinfbam,
moota9es, aabnes os b~eluareS
tun al aplnoer. Sette Saftum
beulOues al Wlapor'en os YOlt=
melteren / Spun % andre / Mtrs.
8lntbams e9en Sp. Striu efter
Ell fri So9, Der inoebOlOer oisie
Slonesbpro.
@uhper lioenoe 8pinbe opfors
ores til at itrlue til Wtrs. 9inf=
ham os faa benoes Gaao uoel1
Detailing.
Lydia E. Pinkham Mejicine Co., Lynn, Mass
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
8ropninDc q. 6. 1reus BOD

;5ru Wortba 9rsus, Gnteu sfter
afbsbe propit % Spsnepr9it til Solt,
81. 6. 9reus, sr bob / fit Sism / &ris
itiunia af 2ungebet9noslis efter Is
0uges Spgelsie, 80 aar ganmel.
SUN bar 0attsr at Mons g. Obs
Lamb pau gortpiae 9rairie, mis-, pg
bIep / 1861 gift meo gait. q. 6.
9rsus, ipm bsngans bar prGit peb
Dor 5rslIsrs Msnisbso / Gbicaso.
Sun eftsrlabsr fig 6 Bern. Gngelbert
Magnus prsus, 8aptein peb ben nors
is Slaabe, aoolpb, Sjsmanb, anuo,
peo !Sonpelsfaget, FAINT Dstrene Gns
gel, gift mso aisbmano Qsterion /
ariitiania, 2poina, gift meo 2eitnant
lltne, % Caroline Preus. Den pngite
0attsr Sophie bsoe for np9le aar
iiosn, IA 4ar gammel. Der er oa'da
ire 9jenlspsnoe Stepbsrn eftsr preus's
ferite 9uitru, Gngsl 8run, nemlig
SOban Nprbu6l 9run Preus, geItprer
al en- Spitielpgrube / Spanien, Gliie,
gift meb Or. 9ietridion / &ragsrp,
Rorge, FAINT mrs. 4nbsrion, aniat
peo "Stanbinapen."
Sru preus's TO 8rsore Snub, Boz
lat / Ghicago, og Sbomas, boiut peo
Rortb Gape g. g., Wis., sr be aloite
nulsuenbe norite Snbbanbrere til amss
rita.
5ru preus bar fsot Der / 2anoet.-
"Stdnbinapen."
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
+ie. Sesning 90. IL (tQuttreret)

SnD10lD-
On 9ur til Deaowfsns g~attonaIparf. - On
Itplis Rstsflbrtng al MRS u. 3. Gruubisn. wRsS
IL 9ttfbiasber, r.prpSuurst sftsr SptoeraFir.
enurrie mso 3~iarIiebeosn, At Suuas Sic en-
IiOsn norton SiftOris. men rsO Opbi ulcer bag
bet aorrife.
ct GfogenS 9rania en- gribtuee 3rageois fro
be fore Sfogs Norbs9RiHut'ota.
10 imaa 1rGifo. ,ftsr ben riorljsueljge iptnIts
Gort9ner Ssnrtf Wrautr.
SuIsfpeIo, Sgt
6briitina al eusrist, Guitar apoIfs Batter
en- btftordt Sftte pt benin. ~btSaotot. tgsuruaoist,
~IstitnOigs % ~uitprltss 'Osui,s sonssbatter.
Soaef, At 9otOb 9tibita.
Dir Bate, en- i~pGubsuoe gI,faUtbtItoris fra 9nStsu.
@rue Sirfss Srano ginfssas 26pe Wai 1879
al SiiorttersH 6. u. &ptrlanb.
Ger Tortauinasr, sittr ben ~bsfiSnbts fprnIts 9igttr
auguft sIont,.
Gaonfeu Srtpssobs, al abiprft SrsusUIb $50 Ell
f~OrtriuIie smassbto al ben ssuIs ~isIaabTs saga.
I~iteratur.
Sarot @asboro, al sotpb SiIbith.
Waibinaton I nv SeIpsrins - mango iprtbtt.
btbtiI u~tisnbts, iHtsresiaHts GpIpsrtugsr ON "Gar.
bets 9absr".
SuI, eitt'e s'sr ben rlsfIis Sigtsr 9oftpiscFt.
2piet paa @pH.en, en- ItbsR batter SuIsfortuniua.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16

gu iuoin sssIsr. III 9. 6Ofb.
cpft paa Spiiisiost. vi 3bsobpr GaTpart.
siifclasoen. 3aIt en- unsoomstt. at g. Ssrs'
Berg.
Glaar Der ffaI Strises til etorcbrpr. Otter
Ssrrtf Wransr.
Ell en- RoropoIfarers 1aebos. Guuuo'om
Gsosfamp. Otter .. @iIoers.
Suffer bur vi Norbnbl au,iitu.
@bbeeens @aps. nj SoBH ). G'gttst
Staftuen.
hummer GGano. III CrruIF.
GiIFoft. Sortr1iHQ Al Ghfs aubert.
epsitIars. vi Satob q. BIN.
&snr" StanIsB 90 banS s]lirtFaiGroer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
26Se a~arsana,

gtue0er-
nALFroNEs fra s)~enppHpns q attopoh,.,,
Angel Terrace.
Obsidian Cliff.
Gibbon Canyon and River.
Excelsior Geyser,
The Riverside Geyser.
The Grotto Geyser.
Pamphlet "ainah" paa Ncropror, Qs,,
Gmborb poa 2oRpftbtt,
6oSistrpg ct Gtpiie ppenior bet pprrip Ram
BORT Setiiab paa SoppsR al Runraptr p,o, d n.
Sob notr 3aost, ! 10 Sob sUt ben 8y Stunt
SItnute tsisH.
Cite feisreEees 90 natIrtro GitboaroSSu,
Ieosr, exc:
Minerva Teuace-bsrer til Bram,rbo1,rs EMIT
Old Faith, al Geyser.........,..g
Castle Well, Castle Geyser. -
Crater OF the Oblong ....... .,
Golden Gate. east entrance. commune. %
Point Lookout and Great FaIls.,......,a
Inspiration Point from Grand View.....,s
Great Falls of the Yellowstone 900.
CU1sn bisis 8 2itbograFsr cr 'aa w,o,t rerr, ,rs M
isrit al btFt.ut, at be itt sobt tan bsfl,i Sigma
bossu, % ri ieuoer benz osr'Or farFjlt g,I,ar,
Der sr 'sr'ts,Iasits ols 7tIt, postr I'll grasrosT,
tner I'll at bape en- wtapps for CpttCaurs)
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
N8dre! N8drc! yTodrc,

NJ s. Nlnslow's Soothing Syrup or 81 aonm,r,
s.Vy tuGoSi ut,eosL Tom ! opsr so Aar har pdrrt bruai
ooen nieo tuldkom men Sukces. Ne, brrcit,sS yS,,,,'
ns!. e.oeelel HHIunltruC, rormiuoi'er Sstdrsr iicr
eatnsE s'nsTisn. hsIbr'osr pirofoliE bar en- msss,
ssIass'a IRlas q 81 Oct hrore WieoSt moo oiarIl
lanse MRS Winsiaw's Soothing S,ruo' y, W., ~ .
gen aHesn SIaes priisu Ct % Gents SiniffES ivy Wv
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
Tpr Gjemmet, H sssss. Sc" VSolfcts 9llmanat.

Sra 9uumart bar ri mobaset ct fort Gpus Of "GortRutnser fro ben
bl note Solfets @lmanaf", So l % 2 On at bWit SEssr Ian M er
bploes ion &r9nte nb 8laoet. Sper al biSie SySer bar pmtrr9 1870
Silsber, pplpHuoe % noriomme.
IrRmi.
Bi bar euocl tohgere Nareonse Of 8b Nrnen, "a rt bill Ienoe en- Garaars
fMt til npe abonnenter, iaaGnse Spa9et parer Rpe Nbonaentr bill araa
fa: Secprah'Sofcn to @aHse ON rasu for ct ar, Deb arneu en- Gang ON
useu euer S82 fore Stbr, en- elore Nnrgaus al 8o &rnsn G @tOer IaRt
en- p9rbiiulo YrGmte, aItiammen for 1925.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
Zen Spreneoe Girfe.

Deb R~ormaltolen | Maoiion,
Tlinn., er orgauiisrst ct "Senut", ION
bolOsr fine Msoer bOsranosn llSs.
StOler bar MI 40 Gleoer.
SinamisTonar Snsp. 9ablsn
itrtoer fra 9autop, at bans Suitru
bar oaret megst ing; bet bsgpnote msS
Bronchitis, iroen fl bun 0pienterp os
unoer oenns SpsOom IpGpsos bun
lnnge msusm Gin % 9eo. Otter at
bare blsOet Iiot beors, ungrebes bun az
WaIdriaIfeber; og be Gmgipelisrne
pare meget uiunos % lloounftninssrs
ne fra flsrs opbobsoe 8isbielopnoer
msgst giftigs, muatte bun isnoes paa
st 6oipital. Der bIsp bun mart be-
bre igisn, men iaa blsO bun angre6et
ofglsuriIp (ganb paa 2ungsrne). Glt
bette bar 9iort bsnoe til fun liot mere
enb tt Stelet. Der er Dog 6uab ON
at bun ifaI TONNE oOsr ogiou oenns
mtgsi isnnrP9tiae Sp9oom.
gaitor SGpig fiji en- tor Ben,
osttoel al Qpple Grups Wsnigbeos
aptnbtforsning for al bare pRrst mer
BEN / oeres Wener.
Dolpsrtpn og gomitod Wsnia.
b,ber fal bpgge airte til Sommsren.
puitor y. 8. 5jslo rsiignsrsot
nplis Tom prsft for Bangs MenigbsD
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16

SnteIen: Seq la9oe / nit fiofts SrlO
til big en- 5emtrpneiebosl."
Stuoenten (puu 5~srisbeiss): go tiare
SnteI . . ieg bleo belt / baarlist Sus
mgr orb at ie big sibs iau iOa9e 2ipss
tegrl."
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16

Ia Ola Ella ffaIoe ba BarisI. Ct 0ttsiFaas
htbsbtaeos. af Gbrifttan gtuH,slaH.
2mnaosrs al Senrif sserseIanO.
@csIesSans. 9IpanttssEiHa al 9L
9rie9en "@miIg Brand.
Spor 9artbeI benter sGbIsmOft.
AIt or big forIabt.
On GiHiuabiitorie. VI CruuI'.
Bore pratocnter paa Srisrisoorr.
2tprmnatten. @t Satp6 StIbitt.
On S~nrmoantIis, sf Ell ,ustIf aop!,iH' srs
orirg,r.
On aGmHneI Siftorie. Oct fsriR SaRgl'S @
bar o9rst NUr9s. N' Z. Z.
Ten funitforftanoise Sr. pcotr. n a7oTa'
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16

8 5amuts'SPsntn9 &c. &c 10 oafre folorreoe 8tQeoer, % tuert 8tQeot
sr trutt II Folsrer. 9ct f9rte Silcoe CT ct Sruoesi8r efrr 0alsrf
2eOtma!u; eetnGlt lraStsr ira inGr @0is. cier 1Raei al VtTSbtr3;
-raBiSt ira SSistsO9tn, u8se3es al Gtersbsr3i aOrnsH r ct Seitmola&
eiel Naler; let SnOrc a az SGhr, eher lialsri al VI. Guoer; aTrla til
Srrrrn. eiRr Mtl!sr AZ Seoenann 1uu5 pan gaaprn, eiter NRderl al
aRuntbei SinrlairfBtru, cier IRaen; Nhitn hjelrr Sulegriin, etr GRr
al @lbelnt 2dren.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16

ol bore 2Giere fube at fu fubtOmmsr paa Spoe meb be iuugaasnss
Numn, al Eple be to fbfe ub8t CpIas Of $4,000. Setru8t fnssnbt
...SnSboIb..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-17
First Publication Oct. 70. 1909.
s.OTlCE To CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate ot' I"lm licklInd.
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Mary Eckluni, admili tr,lrix, III tae cstat'
Of John <l:cklun,i late Of the County ol
AcLean and State of North DAKOTA. deceased. t.
the creditor and debtors VI, aud all persons hay,
Ing claims again: It said deceased, to exhibit then
with tie necessary vouchers, and all person
indebted to said deceased are hc,eDi, not1le,
to pay the same within four months after .tht
first publication Of this notice to said admin
istratrix at her residence, In said Mclean
county.
Dated July 2a5tI. A. D., 1900
MARY ECKLUND,
1926 Administered dx.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-17
First Publican. Nov. II, 1900.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

United States Land Office at Bismarck, n, D..
November 8, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given, that the following
to make final proof In support Of his claim; and
that said proof will be made before Clerk of
court tOr McLean county at Washburn. n. D.,
OH December ~, 1900. viz:
JOHN d. CARLSON
for the SWA of Scc.i -, Twp. lac n, of Range
IS w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon anu cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Andrew Roseberg, Fred Hoover. W. Llndell
and Ole Gladin, all Of Weller, ND,
A.C. MCGII.LIvNAY
2S-2S Register.
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(Flrst Publication, Oct; q 1907
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
United States Land ONCE 1t lismarck, N. /

Oct. n, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support Of Ills claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Of
Court Of Mclean county. Mt washburn, y. H.,
Dec. LIST. 1901, viz:
Gundhild Johnson, formerly tnndhild Jensen
for the M Of NI.'4 Of Sec, I. Twp. III. n, Il. 50.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Carl o. Granstrom. AXel Nelson. Hans Fritz
and Aug H.. Wahl, all of W;.>llb nm. n. ~.
A.(.. CGIjLivItAY,
tEs az XIV l45g tlfH.rister ~ =.
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Il .rs srsan.ds xosaar,isPsbi,n. Il
sI1.naslatqa IL Ns',srf I N KnTA.
FTssastus4ss besstofslsshts u,nftspit stateas IL.
sssssto y p,esipeIrt.sils1s 4 sIpssesh.aissy NJ \:
NJ a hASad soonspistc COPY q M 81,
Utpplssd essaaSlS Osassssl x,lst q
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-17
NORTHWESTERN TRAVELLERS ARE
as NonrH-wEsrrns ADvrsT'sFRs
because
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
Is the Shortest and .Bsst Routh to Chicago
and the East
% VIA

~ .Ef.g.s H FLE rIE4t
Minneapolis ard st. Paul;
And also, the equipments of its trains is
the most modern of the car builders art
embodying all the Injuries, comforts and
necessaries of travel.
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED
goth Century Train.
is electric ligh.ed both inside and ont, an
equipped with handsome buffsts-stnok
n x-library car, compartment and stand
ard ~sleepers, free chair car and mOderf.
day coach; and on which no Extra Fare is
charged. II makes connections ut Mr.
eapolis and 81. Paul with NOrtheri
Pacific, Great Northern, and ''Soo-P acific'.
trains; and leaves daily Minnsa polls 1884
p. m. st. Paul $40 =. IN; and arrive. Chic
ago $500. m.
For berth re.s,vations, rates. foldes
and ilipstrated booklet Free Eth, Fin
eat Irain IN the w..rld,'' call AZ or address
iI.icket Oticea 1Al8l NicOllst Avenue. Min.
.neapolia:s 30 Robert 1t, 81. Paul. 4O6 Wss.
superior st. Duluth, of: addt.sr I. ~
Trasdale, General Psss. Agent. 81 Far
MINI.
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Delinquent Tax Sale.
STATE Of NORTH DAKOTA. loo
COUNTY OF MCLEAN. -"

lOCNTY OF MCIlEAN,
ONCE Of County Auditor. / =
Washburn. n. ID. November .. 1900.
l. August f. } johnson, County Auditor Of Nc
that the annexed list OF real property has be.
come delinquent by reason Of o n.llayment of
taxes for the year A. d.. 1899, ami will he sold as
vertising and ether costs accruing said sale
commencing at Q O'clock II. III. Tuesday. ,.>ecem-
Der -. D.. 1850. and closing 1T 1 "'Glcck y II.
Of said day. and continuing further frMm day to
day until ali lands and parcels of lands have
been offered for sale; said sale TO lie made 1T my
office III the court house, in the town OF WASH
hnrn. County Of Mclean and State OF Moth Da-
kOtM.
Witness my handIand seal this 9th day OF No
veMber, A. D. 1850.
tsEAL] AUt uST T.. JOHNSON,
County Auditor, McAenn county. N. d.
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1
NOTICE
That Ne Taxes fer the Year i,eessaA Nv
#&3 fs&sN fTG "A 5S%ss
Due and Payable.

newl and personal taxes, fur the year 1870 arc
per- saai taxes gsssD Ssc oue'. deSnqa;en MT February nrna y'i !.
1901. A penalty Of 3 per cent attaches On real
estate taxes Febraory,l, March !, and June !,
1901. and an additional penalty Of per cent on
added to personal property on February 1, 1901.
and interest thereafter Ut the rate Of one per
cent per month. All delinquent personal prop.
erty tax Is placed In the hands Of tic sheriff for
collection MS provided by law,
The rates for taxation for the several funds
~ OS fnIlnvcC sesti ErEFget yES % s-H4CE9,
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18
HOW HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

In 1S4S Calhounites Declared the Con-
stitution Followed the Flag Into
New Territory, While the Van Bur-
ems and Tildens Protested-Demo
crafts Condemned n Fire in the Rear.
The New York Democratic address OF
1S4S. written by Martin Van Buren
and Samuel j. Tilden. said. in referring
to those who attacked the adminlstra-
ton while the country was involved In
war with Mexico:
However we may differ Mt home, ev-
cry lover of his country must desire
that we should be known abroad rs one
and undivided; that being Mt war the
only question would be. how 1t might
best be brought TO an honorable conciu-
sion."
Further along insthis address II was
said the men who attacked the Presi-
dent In time OF war sought to wound
the executive administration through
the bleeding sides OF thta country"
When Tilden and Van Buren laid
down these doctrines they We're trying
to do what many old-fashiored Demo
Gratis have sought in vain 10 accom-
plish In recent yehrs-save their party
from destructive element bent upon
rule or ruin. Calhoun and his follow
Ing. In their effort to push slavery Into
the new territory acquired from Mex
leo, insisted, just as anti-cxpansionists
do now, fhnt the constitution followed
the nag. Said Van Buren and Tilden:
1.-THE doctrine Is therefore plainly
stated that wherever fhf flag Of the
Union goes. II carries slavery with IL;
II overfnrns the local institutions no
matter how strongly intrcnchcd In the
Legislation. the habits and affections OF
the people. II freedom be their forum
ate condition. and establishes In Its
place slavery; II repeaIs the local laws,
II they guarantee personal freedom to
NIL. aud authorizes slavery"
TiIden and Van Buren thcrcupon
made an exhaustive review OF the
question. and utterly repudiated the
doctrine OF the constitution following
the hag. and showed that Congress had
full authority 10 rule new territory rs
ii thought best. Tilden and Van Buren
said in further review OF the Calhoun
dogmn:
nowhere found In the constitution.
repugnant TO IT'S spirit and abhorrnt as
we have shown IL To h. to the prtnci-
pies and convictions OF the illustriour
men who framed II. we are called upon
to Interpolate this new theory upon the
constitution as n sort OF mystical com.
mon law. not implied In any particular
part. but 10 he Inferred from the gen.
ernl nature OF the instrument"
Thus the anti-expaunsion dogma OF to.
| dny has John q. Calhoun for its author
and originator, while such northern
Democrats as Samuel J. T1lden and
Martin Van Buren, condemned II then,
as thousands OF old-fashloned Demo
Gratis do now.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18

which had always been, us. he himself
had been, the champion of political lib
trty,' in the past, and is right on all
the other questions that are at stake
in the coming election, and is fit to be
trusted with all new questions that
shall arise. ON the other hand, Mr..
Aryan thought the whole transaction
wro@g, makes some thin and frivolous
excuses for his conduct, and the party
with whom he acts; and the men who
surround him and Will surround him
as his counselers are men who have
been the opponents OF Righteousness,
equality and civil liberty always in the
past, are wrong on all the other great
questions that are at stake in the pres
ent election, and are not, In my judg-
ment, to be trusted with new questions,
however important and vital, that are
to come In the future.
say to the lover of liberty, say
to the antl-imperialist, l say to the
man who thinks the Republican party
has made great and grieyons mistake.
you cannot look for correction of that
mistake to a candidate or to party
who, whatever they may think or the
principles applied to the Philippine is
lands, mean TO apply those principles
in their worst form to citizens OF the
United States.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18
SIDE LIoHTs ON "sINcERirY."

In 1896 Mr.. Bryan was much
alarmed over nm expected fall In prices.
'The law upon which we base our
fight" he said on August q. 1890, to
the farmers OF Newton. Iowa, 'is as
sure ms the law OF gravlfation. II we
have gold standard prices are as GER
tam 10 fall Ms the stone thrown into
the air"
In 1896 the average price on the
farm OF Iowa corn was IA cents. In
1897 II rose to II cents: Ia 1s0S to
% cents. and In 1899, the last year
for which average prices are obtain
able. 1t was still - cents. In 1896 the
average price OF corn on the farm for
the whole United States was 21.5
cents. In 1880 Il was 30.3 cents. on
June l, 1895, No. 2 corn sold on the
Chicago market ut 2TI4 cents. On
June /, 1900. the price was 3Ii5 cents.
And the prices OF the other farm sta
pies show similar increases. running
all the way from eight per cent. on
eggs. thirteen per cent. on whent,
twcnty-thrce per cent on. .o9ts, twenty.
six per cent. on butter, fifty-eight per
cent. On hogs seventy-six per cent.
on wool and it9 per cent. on fax seed,
to f5i per cent. on broom corn.
These facts are too much for even
Mr.. Bryan's powers OF misrepresenta.
ton. Therefore he has shifted about
and Is trying 10 make n virtue OF he
lying his former predictions. In 1890
he complained Of the low prices. Now
he complains OF high ones. As q
mountebank performance this change
is not SO very important. but II serves
the good purpose of exposing the trus
nature Of whit some persons see 1T tc
call Mr.. Bryan's Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18
ALWAYS LATE.

The country IL waiting to hear Mr..
Bryan, or sGsne other Democratic lead.
er, dcnounce the government for nc.
guIring the Hawaiian islands. 0ppo-
sItlon 10 that expansion was favor.
lite Democratic policy n few years ago
A Democratic president threw the II.
lands away once and received the sup.
port of Ills party in the matter The
islands lmve since been annexed. hui
in this matter, as II 40 common, the
the Republicans accomplish the De.
mocracy ind0rses after few years
In few years more they win indoree
tho acquisition of the Philippines
Boise City statesman.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18
SENATOR noAR

Has No Confidence in Party that De-
nies Seif-Government at Home-The
Real Issue Is the Preservation Of
National Financial Honor.
am asked to state briefly why
think anti-imperinlists should vote for
President Mckinley this fall. There
Is, In my Judgment, such n thing us
imperialism, and such n thing as anti
Imperialism. The imperlalist says the
Philippine islands are ours. The anti
imperialIsts say th6 Philippines Is
lands belong to the Philippine people.
The imperialists says he will establish
for them the best government we think
they are fit for. The antI-imperinlists
say they have right to establish for
themselves such government as they
think good and fit for themselves.
1t Is thoroughly unmanly and un-
American to take to the woods. Either
President Mckinley or Mr.. Bryan will
be chosen. Voting for a third party.
under the circumstances, Is no better
than not to vote at all You may Ms
well leave yoursvote with the census
officers as to leave 1t with the election
officer, unless you vote for one or the
other OF these two men.
Now. President Mckinley made the
treaty, and Mr.. Bryan, when Its defeat
was assured. came to Washington and
saved It. These two great political
leaders. between whom you are to take
your choice. are equally responsible
for everything that happened 80 fa-
When the treaty became the law OF the
land, the public faith was pledged to
pay S20.OO0,Oo0 for sovereignty over
the Philippine islands. and thnt Con
gress, and not the people, should dis
pose OF Them hereafter. II became the
constitutional duty Of the President
until Congress should act or declare
otherwise, to reduce them to order and
submission. Tho Supreme Court of tho
United States so held long ago. The
only difference up TO this point between
President Mckinley and Mr.. Bryan II
that President Mckinley believed he
was doing right. belonged to . party
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18
MONTANA.


his disbandng the Silver Republican
party Of Montan
McC
Cavalry.
H.
Matson.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18

many men who have never voted any
thing but Democratic ticket, but who
will vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt
on this issue alone.
GEO. L. sHOUP.
Boise, Idaho, Sept %, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-18


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