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Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-19
BUSINESS POINTERS s.

Paints and oils at Globe Drug Store
 Take your prescriptions to Globe Drug Store.
 E The finest baths in town at Towle's barber shop.
 Gold beer and fine lunches at Blume's Butlett.
 A new assortment of pipes at G. s. Van Wagenen's
 Blue Grass whisky, l3 years old, at G. s. Van Wagenen's.
 G. s. Van Wagenen. agent for Tom Howe O. P. S. whisky.
 O. D. Taylor is the sole gent in Globe for Cyrus Noble wilst,.
 Blume's Buffet serves the best lunches and drinks of all kinds.
 If you want good beer try the San Antonio, the hest beer brewed.
 You can find almost any domestic or imported bottle goods at Cafe Royal.
 Quinine Sherry is fine remedy for dysentery and Malaria. At Cafe Royal.
 For anything in the hne of wines and liquors call at G. $. Van Wag snen's.
 Dr. Preston, dentist, crown and bridge work. Teeth without plates prices reasonable.
 If you want to buy orsell realeState see Edward Week. Office in brick building, north of court house.
 When you want anything in the way of stationery, drop in at the News Depot. We make a speciality of that line, from dainty papeteries to account books, all sizes.
 Wall paper from cheap prints to the dnest gilt, embossed and ingram. The only place in town where you can get che celebrated Renown DC cigar, also ill the leading brands of cigars from ic up to soc each. The News Depot.
 am prepared with nice line of samples and can give satisfaction to those wanting neat fitting suits at bot tom prices. G. $. VAN WAGENEN.
 When you want modern up to date pbysic try Cham berlain's stomach and liver tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price p cents. Samples free at Hitchcock $ drug store.
 Starvation never yet cured dYSpep- Sia. Persons with indigestion are al- ready half starved. They need plenty of wholesome food. KodOl Dyspepsia Cure dlgeSts what you eat so the body can Dc nourished while the wornout organs are being reconstructed. It is the only preparation known that will instantly relieve and completely cure all stomach troubles. Try it if you are suffering from indigestion. It will certainly do you good. II c
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-19
The Kentucky Liquor Store

handles straight Kentucky whiskey, bottled goods a speciality. Family trade solicited goods delivered. Telephone No. l3.
 J. T. BRoELEs, proprietor.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-19

When you want modern up to date pbysic try Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price p cents Samples free at Hitchcock drug store
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
Atchison in Brief.

Miss Fora Rucker entertained Messrs
Nelson, johnson and Edwards at Four O.
clock dinner, Sunday.
During his brief visit in the city Mr.
W. II. johnson was the guest Of DR.. W.
II. Hudson, his former teacher. No 9TH
er visitor has given the Doctor more gen.
uine pleasure than did Mr.. johnson.
While strolling down the street the
other day, your correspondent noticed
at the corner of Fifth and Kansas ave-.
a large sign, "Dardis' Music Store"
Our curiosity aroused, we entered, and
to our surprise met former acquaint-
ance, Prof George Dardis, who for some
years travelled with the poet. Whitman,
and won for himself honor and fame as
a constructor and operator of pipe or
gans. Mr. Dardis drew up his arm chair
and settled himself for long chat, but
owing to pressure of time we were fore
ed to deny ourselves the pleasure, and
explained that the visit was solely to get
an interview The Professor was re-
luctant to grant that, but when we in-
formed him that the interview was for
the best Negro journal in the West, he
talked freely. The music store.is cred
it to any race of people or to any city,
and in it can be found all classes of mu-
sic from the latest rag time to the
most classic, and the choicest makes or
styles of pianos ard organs.
Prof. Dardis is the organist of St. Be-
nard Cathedral, in which he placed its
N magnificent pipe organ at a cost of
$1,000. In reply to the question as to
whether the people of Kansas discrimi-
mated against him on account of color,
Prof. Dardis said: II have been estab-
lished here over two years. and sell
five pianos to my competitors one"
This the gentleman proved by his bill of
laden. THE ENTERPRISE man is glad to
know of the success of his old friend in
such a short time. 1t clearly demon
strates what a colOred man can do with
little pluck and energy.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
Lincoln Briefs.

John Harris Of Omaha, was in
the city last week, visiting his
sister, Mrs. Glass and mother.
Chas. Potter has been quite Ill
for the past week.
The infant son of Rev. and Mrs.
Jeffress is lingering very sick.1
Rev. Beasby, now of Nebraska
City, is in the city assisting Rev.
Jeffress in his revival meeting.
Last Sunday, was covenant
and communion at Zion Baptist
Church. A large numder of the
members and friends attended
and were thankful to God for
life, strength and health. They
renewed their covenant for an
other year.
A surprise party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Barnett on A ST., last Friday
night, in honor of Mr.. Barnett's
mother of Jacksonville, H., who
has been visiting in the city for
sometime.
Mrs. Barnett will leave for her
home in Jacksonville, ILL.,, after
a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends.
Williams and Walker the two
famous colored comedians will
appear at the Funke Opera Houoe
Friday and Saturday, jan, 10Th
and 2Oth. Theatre going people
should not fail to see them.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
Correspondence.
Continued from first paue.)
Cheyenne Wyoming.

C1pY6n00 w yVAAo
Mrs. r, NJ. Montague who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. l..
Pearson, left for Omaha, where
she will remain a few weeks "a
waiting the arrival of her hus-
band. From that place they go
to Boston to make their future
home.
Mrs. Pearson and daughter are
in Denver, the former to remain
a few days, and Miss Emma to
enter the Manual Training school
Mesdames w. NJ. Ashford, and
Webb. and Misses Ollie Hopkins,
Brown and McGinnis entertain
ed a number of their friends at q
lunch con New Years day from
; to 9 p. m. at the residence O
Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs. Nj. Tolson is on the sicl
list.
Mrs. ]. w. Price entertained {
number Of friends New Year!
day at an elaborate luncheon.
Mrs, Benjamin who has beer
sick for sometime is still indispos
ed.
Rev. c.. NJ. Smiths baby has
the whooping cough.
The S. S. elected officers fol
the ensuing year as follows; Mr.
E. Lando;, supt. H. G. Jefferson
asst supt.; Miss Lena Hopkins
sec'y; Miss P. Jefferson, ass
sec'y; VIM. Ashford, treas; Miss
Palmer, librarian; Mrs. ]. Price
chorister; Mrs. w. Ashford anC
Rev. C. M. Smith bible class
teachers.
The literary society is being
we'll attended and many new mem
bers have been enrolled. J. w
Price is the president.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
Tuskegee, Alabama.

Among the exhibits that Tus-
kegee sends to the Paris Exposl-
tion is the wood work of a mini
ature two horse wagon. 1t was
made by student in the division
of wheelwrighting and does him
much credit.
Since the ent ering of young
women into the division of hortl-
culture notable improvements
have been made upon.the campus
The work is indeed creditable
and deserves mention.
For the accommodation of the
new students most of whom are
Young men, two buildings, one
brick and the other tframe, have
been fitted up. Both buildings
are heated by steam pipes, sup
Piled by the machine ShOp.
The schoo, received last week visit
from Principal E. L. Blackshare of the
State Normal School at Prairie View,
Tex. Mr. Blackshare made quite an in
structive address to the students anC
teachers.
The students working in the divisions
of carpentry and machinery have JUS
completed the construction of a dadC
and cut off machine to be used in the lat
ter division. Students always make, as
far as possible, all tools used in the vari
Gus shops.
Work being done by girls in the divis'
ions of sewing and millinery is of SUI
perior quality. The garments made are
readily disposed of among the students.
teachers and town people.
r. c. Fairchild
The enterprise., 1900-01-12

TNTHE JUSTICE COURT BEFORE
lBrice Crawford, Justice of The Peace
in and for Omaha, Douglas County, Ne
braska.
A. Hospe, plaintiff, vs.. Joseph II. St.
Clair, defendant. ~
Joseph II. ST. Clair defendant. VIII
please lake notice that on the 2Sth day
of December, A. D., 1899, w. A. FOSTER
Justice of the Peace in and for Omaha
Douglas County, Nebraska, issued al an
order of attachment for the sum OF SoO'5o'
in an action pending for him wherein A.
Hospe was plaintiff and Joseph ID. st;
Clair was defendant; that property OF
the above named defendant, consisting
of merchandise, tO-wit: cigars, DOCKS
stationary, etc., has been attached under
said order.
The defendant will take notice Tn al
said cause was continued to the 10Th DAY
Of February, 1900, at9:OO A. M. at which
date and hour you are required to appear
and answer in said cause.
A Hospe, plaintiff,
Per Chas. w. Edgerton,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12

home a distance of three and
miles | have been gradusDv
ing ever since. l have only been lp,e' l.9;a
treatments about two or three ,i, '
week. l have been afflicted fen pc
eighty years of age and cousid.,
quite spry under the circum,,,..
am we'll and cannot say too mn.S I, i
the wonderful power of Vital NJ.
ism. Sus4
l. NJ Rapp
Prof. A. NJ. Molock began ,r.,,i'.
my son for eIzems May 8lst, Isgo
had tried everything, many doctor, =,
spent much money. 1t was maIign,,'
case OF two years standing. He tra
well. M. c, Case, 1924 U street
Prof. MOlock commenced t,.,t,.
for womb complaint and fenals T,
ness March 25th 1899. | was s,n..,'
to die at any time. Was abIa to vo,t
three weeks and have been vo,L;
ever since. Lizzie Kemp, s023NS1
Words fail to express the gratitu5.
feel to Prof Molock for the good h. j
doing me and my confidence in thu on.
atiVe powers of Vital Magnetism
daily growing. / have been afflicted a.
er thirty years; have had all kind, u
doctors; taken various kinds Of p,,,,
medicines, but could get no relief NJ,
suffering was so intense that Off,
wished myself dead. l have been al
ing magnetic treatment five weeks u
consider myself almost we'll and wob
not be where l was FIVE weeks ago ID
all the money in Lincoln.
Mrs. NJ. F. Bevelle,
1905 W. St. Lincoln, N.AI
WHAT MRS. HOLLAND SAYS
My catarrh is relieved and my suus
en- and uneven temple is restored SOns
thing no doctor could do.
1905 W. street.
Miss Elsa Herrling, Greenbush, Shd
boygan, Co., Wisconsin, Sept. 10, laj
II commenced treatment with Pud
Molock, August IL, 1899. Had no appd
tite, was nervous and weak. Ny yspPsttk
Is now good, have been walking ihr
miles per day for two weeks and II
more like myself again" Miss Herrliu
took treatment at Lincoln, and VI
treated by Mrs. Winifred Warwick, %
Of our lady attendants.
RHEUMATISM CURED IN FIVE
TREATMENTS.
Miss Susie Christman, sl6l, So "
st. was cured Of rheumatism in fT
treatments.
Mrs. Belle Christman, $50 n. 10th u
Baby cured of canker sore mouth az
fever in six days.
Lincoln Nebr., Sept. IS, lSs
have used many remedies and mud
doctors medicine that afforded me Ted
porary relief but Prof. A. NJ. MOlOCk
Magnetic Healer, of this city, has efed
cd In my case a permanent cure OF hsd
trouble which has bothered me sin |
girlhood, indigestion, constipation Of
most serious character as the bOW4
were semi -paralyzed, and displacement
the womb with attendant headaches eiI
That he has saved myself and the lVI
of my two children is but one more fsc'I
of many l could state if called upon
will swear to any of the above and
of it. i'll.
Winifred S. Warwick,
eG7 South 18th Stree
"Search tbs Scriptures" John o.
"Study to show thyself approved uAI
God. 2 Tim. 2: Is. Fear thou D0'
Isa. Al: 10. We shall do the same W
Jesus did and greater things John I
IL
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
FIVE WAYS Chat we know
GOD HEALS.

1.By Herbs and Mineral Substance
Gen. l: $3.50; 2; 4-26; 3: 1-24' 81,
Ps. 1o4: IA; Jer. 8: 90; 46: II; 81 g. Ht
21: 1927: %; IA.
2. God heals where two are NSi''
Matt. 1s; 10: Aark 9:11-23; Matt o'O-
Ps. 1903: 3.
8. By amounting with oil(e1ercl's
power) aud prayers Of faith NeIecuI' ~
faith on triar; Mark 8; 23-2o; Luke y
Ps. lO3; 8; James 8: IA.
4 In answer to direct prayer WV
desire of faith-A trusted desire NJ ~.
8. 5-12, II; Ps. 1903: 9; Hos. u. 4 =
., 4:4;2 Cor. ST.; Isa 3d. o. J'i T..
IA; Matt. o: 8; 81: % John Is; q ~
II: 20; Mark Q; 1928 II: %
S. Through others by laying
Magnetic Healing) hands--the VI NJ,
NATURES powers. Luke II; %, 90 NJ,
10: 8; Jno. is: 7; Mark IS; l1-lo ., 81
3. 15' Matt. as: 18. 25: %, 8: %. 81 VI
II: 20, 1s: 10. 6; 88. 8:s-ls, Jno, %, =. I5i
III Chron. 1912; Jno. 5;24; hN
Ps. 1888; 8 Heb. 11:6. lO:So'
AN. RvoUs WRECK NO NoS1| o.at
Icommenced treatment WIN I wsl
M. Molock on the 9th of July. .toI
nervous wreck. The nerves o. had inl
ach were semi paralyzed. ! af1iciel
gestion very badly; had been .o,s, . ID
or OF 4 years; had tried ten doc'O,v yav hOrs
spent all my money, Sol9 w hut
cows, hogs ana everything ut be-
clothes for medicine, witnOIS an
cured. And now, after mcn'r1 and
weeks l have gained IL POUNDS
much better everyway D,oce N
]. D. Standby, University flA'''
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
OF ADMINISTRATION IN

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN
IN the County Court of Douglas County,
Nebraska, in the matter of the estate OF
Ottilia Albiez deceased:
All persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified that petition has been
filed in said Court alleging that said de-
ceased died leaving no last will and pray
ing for administration upon his estate,
and that if they fail to appear at SAID
Court on the Gath day of january 1900,
at 8 O clock A. NJ. to contest the said Pc
tltion, the Court may grant the same and
grant administration Of said estate TO
Edison Rich or some other suitable per-
son and proceed TO settlement thereof.
Irving + Baxter,
County Judge.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
Petttrrew.s Homestead Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Senator
Pettigrew today reported his free
homestead bill, which has been a sub
ject of much discussion in past con-
crosses. 1t was reported on the last
session, but failed to meet the wishes
of the house. Whether this bill will
have any material effect upon Flynn's
Oklahoma free homes bill cannot at
present be decided, but it is believed
that should Flynn be able to get his
bill through, it will be amended IN
conference so that it will not conflict
with PettigreW's bill.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
FACULTY.:

A. h. MoLOCX. D. NJ, Pres. and Mgr.
Prof. A. n. PETERSON. Vice Pres. & Sec.
MISS A. L. JOHNSON, Treas and Matron.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12

Prof. MOlock is man Of wide exper-
ience, having served with honor in the
9th Q. S. Cavalry, studied medicine,
taught public school, served as stenog-
rapher for Theon Cummings, NJ. D., Phi.
D., lecturer and scientist, and later as
his secretary and preparer of manuscript.
He has also graduated in shorthand from
Denver Business College under j. E.
Barnes and Bryant and s.; alton, Business
College, Buffalo, New York, under c. L.
Bryant; was for several years interpreter
and translator Of Languages, and in
1892 was teacher of Spanish in the Colo
RADIO Business College at Colorado Springs
Colo; graduated from the Boston Home
College under the eminent scholar, Sey-
more Eaton and from Christian Univer-
sity, Canton, Mo. he has also complet-
ed courses Of study in the American In
stitute of Sacred Literature, Chicago,
Ill, Prof. l.. A. Harraden's College at
Jackson, Mich, and The New York
Institute of Science under X. La Motto
Sage, NJ. A, Phi. D., LII He is doc
tor Of Magnetics Of the Western Univer-
sity, Chicago, Ill and graduate Of the
American School OF Magnetic Healing at
Nevada, Mo-, under the great "Healer," !"
s. A. Weltner. This study has cost the
Doctor twenty years time, much care and
means.
Prof. A. N. Peterson is . graduate Of
Prof. J. r. Herrin's Institute of Denver,
Colo; Of the American School Of Mag
Aetis Healing under Prof. s. A. Weltner
and of the Lincoln School of Magnetic
Healing.
Miss A. L. johnson is . graduate Of
the Lincoln School Of Magnetic Healing,
q lady of experience and well qualified
for the position of Treasurer and Matron
which she now holds
THE SCHOOL.
We teach the art of Magnetic Healing
to others. The course of study embraces
Vital Magnetism, Personal Magnetism,
Mental Science, Phycho-Therapeutics.
and Suggestive Therapeutics. The
course embraces the practical treatment
of diseases, and diplomas are granted
upon written examination. to those who
attain high degree of proficiency. Call
On or address for particulars, enclosing
two stamps for reply,
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
MANY WONDERFUL
c. u r { S
IN LINCOLN, BY
Prof. A. M. WOlOCk,
MAGNETIC HEALER.
WHAT LINCOLN PEOPLE SAY.

WHAT LINCOLN PEOPLE SAY.
CURED BY VITAL MAGNETISM.
Prof. A. N. Molock treated me 20 min
utes for a sprained back oa May 81 |
could not turn in bed then Dressed inn
mediately after: Albert Wilson, 300 N.
SOth st.
Prof. Molock cured our baby Of two
DAVIS fever. In. 30 minutes after treat
ment the child was ou: playing; was
nearly unconscious befoe.
Mrs. Lulu Toltson, 228 So. 9th.
Prof. MolocK, by vial magnetism,
cured me of violent Headache In two
minutes and squandereC nervousness of
several years standing a a few weeks
1907 South 11th stree, Lincoln) and
felt the current at tbs morning and
feel it now at 10 a. M, here in LeClair,
Iowa, June 9th.
Miss Amy L. johnson.
MRS. J. w. SMITH TESTIFIES TO
WONDERFUL THINGS.
l commenced treatmnt of Prof A. M.
Molock Aug, 22nd, 1,99. Had female
weakness, ovarian ans kidney troubles,
and constant violent headache which
made my life miserfble. have been
treated by Prof. Molo;k; have gained Is
pounds in months My pains and
aches are all gone andI am a new wo'
man.
Mrs. ]. w. Smih, Havelock, Nebr.
RHEUMATISM, INDIGESTION AND
NERVOUSNESS CURED.
On the 10th day O June / was hauled
in my buggy to 3rof. A. N. Molock's
Office and took my trst treatment. Two
days later / took Dy second treatment
and to my surprIs was able to walk
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
Lincoln Institute, jefferson City.

Lincoln institute, JeuerSCn Clly.
Several new students came tC
us after the holidays.
Friday, January, 5th, was OBJ.
served as Book Day" A fine
musical program was rendered,
after which, the following ad-
dresses were made: "Book Day.
Prof. ]. H. Jackson; ga Talk on
Books" ProfS. nDamel and Gar
nett; "How to Read" Vice Pres.
B. F. Allen. The students and
faculty contributed many valua-
bic books to the library. The
"Buskins," the dramatic club un-
der the direction of Prof. B. F.
Allen is reading Richelieu.
A small fire, the origin Of
which has never been found out,
broke out in the ladies dormito-
ry last Friday morning. By
quick and skillful action on the
part of the young men it was
soou extinguished.
Everything is getting in ship
shape again, the holiday fever
having subsided.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
A. M. MOLOCK, D. NJ,

President and Manager of the
Lincoln School of Magnetic
Healing, and A. NJ. Molock In
frmary, ia E. Walnut street,
Des Moines, Iowa.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12

eease in Russian Cereals,
ST ErERSBURG, Dec; has I1;[rhe nnb9
Centrh Agricn tural bureau mas ;n.rposo poU
lished repor showing oaIs an an'io1s1 o1s1
1888 y an bcrease of II pc per &C cent n
upon '.rs,l e Of the list five years.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
'e Lincoln School Of Magnetic HEIDI
A. Nj M0LOCK INFIRMARY
Incorporated Under the Laws of III. e,o,..u
Incorporated Under the Laws of the Stat. of MAJ,

Il Every known disease treated without u.,..
ai magnetism Patients treated by both surgery "
Methods and the effected are only ese ent au
peCia attention is given to each patient Vital miracles
wonderful curative agency healing power M
N la's-lt is life itself and fail No mo maa
ialeo to cure you write visit the Indrmarv who
Magnetic Science before you despair Remeb ~ ecala
u otner such expedens The faculty made up Of dr
i the most eminent schools and colleges of
aenal Science, Suggestive Therapeutics
tc ''Ono- lherapeuts
board and rooms may be obtained reasonable rates w.
The enterprise., 1900-01-12
DROBATE NOTICE IN THE MAT
Il Ter of the estate of Henrietta Adair

Il ter of the estate of Henrietta Adair
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the credi-
tors of said deceased will meet the adj
ministrator of said Estate, before me,
County Judge of Douglas County, Ne
braska, at the County Court Room in
said County, on the end day of Febru-
aIy 1900, on the 2nd day of April 1900,
and on the 2nd day of June 1900, at 8
O clock A NJ. each Gay, for the purpose
of presenting their claims for eXamina-
ton, adjustment and allowance. Six
months are allowed for the creditors 10
present their claims and one year for the
administrator to settle said Estate, from
the 1st day of December 1899
Irving F. Baxter, County Judge.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-02-10
THE Sta TIE ca MP4/GN

The Republicans have put out
all accounts thePopulists will have
one of their own, nominated IN
their own peculiar way and formed
of real Pops. 1t is therefore clear
that the opposition to the Denoc-
| racy will be hopelessly divided, and
| that Mr.. Heard will receive the
largest majority ever given to a
gubernatorial candidate in Louis
lana.
The Wimberly or regular Re-
publ1cans held a convention in New
Orleans and went through the usual
form ality of nominating a ticket
with Mr.. Reems, of New Orleans,
as candidate for governor. The
ticket is about as good as the
average Republican ticket in Louis
lana. The Wimberly people are
the old-line Republicans who openly
advocate equal political rights tor
the negro. Although many Of the
delegates in the Wimberly conven-
ton were negroes the nominees are
white men.
The other wing of the Republican
party, lead by Warmoth and Her
wig, combined with the Sugar
Planters and held convention at
Alexandria and nominated a ticket
with Mr.. G. Taylor Cade, of Iberia,
as the candida ate for governor.
Judging from the newspaper ac-
counts of the convention the War
moth gang swallowed up the planters
and ran things to suit it's own ideas
of politics. From the published
reports it was a very tame affair,
twenty parishes being unrepresented
and most of the places on the ticket
filled after many Intellectual attempts
to find men who would accept the
nominations. This Discrimination
to run showed plainly that there
was strong conviction among the
faithful that there was no chance to
land.
Capt. Cade, the nominee Of the
Alexandria convention, claimed to
be Democrat until the last State
election when he joined the Pharr
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-02-10
DEMOCRACY FOR EXPAN "
SON.

The Democratic party is not OPP
posed to expansion. 1t advocated
expansion in the past and it is not
opposed to expansion now. But it
wants the country to expand i'll the
right direction. When Louisiana and
territorial enlargement but it was
an expansion of Republican institu-
tons as well. The people who in
habited Louisiana and Texas were
not semi civilized tribes such as are
found in the Filippines.. And the
territory annexed was contiguous
to the United States, whereas the
islands in the Filipino group are
thousands of miles away.
The expansionists make the disin-
genuous plea that Jefferson, the
founder of the Democratic, party,
was an expansionist. So he was,
but he was not the same kind of an
exPansionist that Mckinley is.
No word of that great man shows
that he was in favor of going to
Asia for territory and of making
American citizens of some ten mil
lions of people who have not yet
become sufficiently civilized to wear
clothes.
In his speech delivered in Con-
gress last Monday, Champ Clark,
the brilliant Missouri Democrat,
said that he was not opposed to ex-
pansion, but that he was in favor of
taking every foot of the British
posses sions in North America.
The Democrats are not opposed
to the right kind of expansion, but
they want to preserve republican
form Of government, which is i'm
measurably more precious to them
than all the riches in the Philippines
which were SO alluringly described
BY Mr.. Beverage, of Indiana. In
the words of Champ Clark, Demo
crats .sthink more-far more--of the
liberties of their children than Of
IN che trade Of al the earth"
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