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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

men for the Union Pa
cific, in Wyoming; wages for driving
for horses. $40 a month and board: for
2 horses, $50 and board; day laborers
outside of tunnel. s. a day: inside or
tunnel. $3.50; machine and rock men
So TO $50 a day; paid cash IN fun any
time; no discount; no time checks;
board as good as most s. day hotels
at $40 a week; men live in houses.
good beds. nice fires. and are treated
as nicely as men can be treated Now,
we know this 10 be facts. for we went
through with a gang OF men just to
satisfy ourselves. The company have
their electric light plant. telephone and
Feleg- aph on the works; is an i'm
tnense structure and viii last a year
net. For $50 we buy you a ticket 10
ythe main line, pass you over the Union
Pacific, giving you a thousand mile
lpass. and the best winters job you
lever had. in a valley or tunnel. Mr..
Thomas is here. ght off the works
Syou can see him at our office; ~ will
{ take YOU through next Wednesday
( morning. Kenworthy, Employment
J Agent. l34-it
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AGENTS-Our trade secrets teach You
how to make fast-selling and up-to-
date specialties. Sample free. Write
Wheaton & Co, New Bedford. Mass.
10-I-1tx
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FOR SALE
Desirable residence, I blocks north. 3
rooms, bath. closets. water closet. c-S-
tern. beautiful shade and lawn; cheap
home, s2,250.
At a bargain, residence, rooms. city
water. cellar. shade. in fine condition,
close in. s1,So.
Seven-room brick dwelling, barn. fruit
and shade; a nice place. cheap; GOOD
repair, S1.o0o.
Cottage rooms, 80 feet, east front. 2
blocks north, 500.
Cottage, { rooms. BATH, barn, cellar
choice heighborhood. good condition,
east front, $3.50.
Nice, Groom cottage, n choice loca-
ton. blocks north, east front. $40.
Forty acres, near city limits; want
offer Win be sold reasonable.
Dwelling. stories, s rooms. large
barn. 80 feet, near Washington school.
$500.
Desirable building sites in all parts OF
the city. TUCKER * DICKSON,
22 E. Dcuslss-
13A-.t
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FOR SALE-A good suburban home.
cheap; s acres. good 2-stOry, 7-room
house, stable buggy shed. cribs and
other outbuildings, fruit of all kinds.
plenty of shade. consisting OF nice
evergreens and forest trees. On new
street car line and in a frst-class
neighborhood. Must be sold. B. d.
Allen Realty Co., 10 S. Market street.
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FOR SALE-l50 feet. 7-room house. on
Short street: 100 feet. S-rOom house, on
y. M0sley; 60 feet, Groom cottage. on
St. Francis avenue; q feet. T-rocm
house s. EmpoTis; 30 feet. vacant. on
Cleveland avenue: 50 feet s-room
house, on Elizabeth avenue; 81 feet. 4
room house. on Lulu avenue; y acres.
miles from corner OF Nan anC
Douglas: : acres. finely improved. IL
miles from corner 81 Main and Doug
Wichita 20 acN in cultivation. 50 IN
grass. plenty Of buildings. good or
RI charC; price, &100; all good bottom
land. Also other good city and farm
property. ]. R. Sites, room IS. p ting
block. 1s4-ftx
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE
Good Oklahoma improved claim for
Wichita property, Sl.0o0.
Good 16o-acre Butler county farm for
81 acres near Wichita
Eighty-acre improved Missouri farm for
grocery stock. Leo
Eighty-acre farm, near Wichita, for
merchandise. 81. 501
Grocery stock for 80 acres Of Sedgwick
county land
Fine quarter section. near Benton, 10
trade for ranch.
Fine hardware and implement stock FOR
farm.
II you have anything TO exchange.
come and see US.
BROWN & MCPHERSON.
11-it
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FOR SALE-we have few choice farms
for sale at reasonable prices and uDon
easy terms. Whine & Whine. wichita,
Kan. 65-u
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FOR SALE
Three good farms - trade for city
property two in SedgWlck county.
Ia feet 5-roorn cottage, $50.
Modern home, north part Of city. OF i
rooms. barn. 100 feet east front. TO
trade for good farm
Good bargains on me West Side, near
the Friends university.
a good cattle ranch. good improve
meuts. BELLEW 4 HENRY.
10 y Main.
1-4-T+
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FOR EXCHANGE.

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FOR EXCHANGE-S2,5f stock OF shoes
to trade for Wichita property. or farm
in Kansas or Oklahoma. Young &
Ramsey. Wichita Kan. lao-atx
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FOR SALE-s43 Rgye-v.e<. roczs -
feet, e. - DeG= GoEeoz- s-.-Es
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WANTED Furnished room. By couple
with two children, age and 5; must
know at once Leave word at JaBeth
Restaurant, Sunday. l54-ltx
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FOR RENT-Some unfinished rooms.
over lie n. Market. street. Inquire be-
low 12S-tf
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" ANTED-A position entailing neither
hare work. soliciting nor selling; paying
from $50 to 500 a week Is open to
man of gentlemanly habits who can in
vest 500 to $50. Address J. Short,
general delivery, city 134-Itx
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Young nan. experienced stem
oerapher, wants position. -. R., care
Earle 1o--St&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

FOR RENT-Three rooms FOR light
Housekeeping, second floor. 81 y.
Washington. IsS-5tx
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FOR SALE vacant lots. perfect title.
III Pattie ave. t54-2tx

FOR SALE
one Of the best properties on the West
Side.
Five acres. good improvements. close
in.
Eighty acres. vacant, $50.
Eight acres. orchard, good house. barn.
close in. S1,500
Good business property on North Main.
81 $50.
Two cheap homes. II sold this week
BELLEW & HENRY, 10 y. Main.
f34-lt
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WNTED-Three first-class pressed brick
layers, at Asylum, Topeka, Kan. ChaS.
+. Sockler 131-6tx
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WANTED-Two coat-makers. CLOSER.
14-tf
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FOR SALE-One and a half miles east
Of the court house. % feet, with good,
4-room house. which cost $50; barn.
which cost 800; q dozen or more large
cherry trees. good shade; grand bar
gain at 500 And VII sell "A ots sd-
Joining, with vineyard, for 80 a.
tional z. l. Spencer. l3i-1t
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FOR SALE-A billiard table. 305 N EN-
poria avenue. 1Si-It
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WANTED-Active man for temporary
local position Several weeks. Salary,
50 per day. Address Globe Co, %
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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eg.s sssrseT g9 zeHa-I ~ 81 lrH
11s-sE
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FOR RENT-Desirable Offices IN the
Zimmerly building. Whine & Whine.
III
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MALE HELP WANTED-S12 straight
rom office: expenses extra commits
sions. Capable men and women to
| represent US appointing agents; rapid
promotion and increase salary. New
1 brilliant lines. Butler & Alger, New
Haven, Conn. $50, 1917, Il, 2l-4t
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FOR SALE-The bargain Of y. Lawrence
ave. a fine room residence. well con-
structed. nice CRATES, large barn, and
y feet east front ground alone worth
$3.50; my price for q few DAYS is g 800:
easy terms y. Waco. a fine % room
residence with bath. gas, c.stern. cellar.
large barn and 100 feet shade: 1e0 feet
more goes with the place on tax title
This is a bargain ct = SO. I have Just
what you are looking for aud at the
price you want 10 pay.
2 J. y. NcCIT-S
Phone 23s Suite y. Scheetz bldg.
I3A-ft
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-TEo sEnaii
fsrms II - and - acres ! naiie I'm
raiiwar. one hours rfde 70 Sprn Eneid.
No. Poth haxe good Improvement
good timber orchards. never tai tnE
sp~s ngs auTSElI13nEF. rD1cn lead h.s
rzeu fzEen from ore piece 21c TIE
e.her sf7axs good surface indication -
fsoth lad ard zirc Address. 70 West
FIRST street. Newton. Kan IN-itx
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FOR SALE-Railroad property. 20 feet. .
room house, No 81 y Mosley, rent
ing for 81 per month; price. SEQ F l.
Spencer. Belt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

AGENTS wANTED-Agents, 5 to SO a
day to introduce our pure super
Asbestos wicks; just out; give Ii hit
equal to electricity. For full particu-
lars address Eireproof Safety Wick
Works, 755 Lake ST., Chicago, III.
zG-N-1t
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MALE HELP WANTED-Man 10 travel
and appoint agents. To satisfactory
hustler with good references. $50 and
expenses Permanent. Rapid promo
ton. Address Manager 'Travelers,' -
501 Star Bldg, Chicago.
10-7, Il, q, 2S-sun-4t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

FOR SALE
An elegant s-room residence, 80 feet of
ground. near RIverview and Third
street; house cost $500 to build; can
sell the full property for $1,000 Prop
erty in the very best condition, insiUe
and out. and lawn
A 5-room cottage, with modern porch,
close in. S1,700.
A 7-room cottage and 100 feet of Ground.
near Central avenue, and less than u
mile east, with large barn, $3.50 only
A 4-room cottage. all on one floor,
barn and 100 feet of ground, with con-
troll Of 5 acres of rich garden land,
about three blocks from the street
cars, about mile east and north OF
Douglas avenue. A first-class place to
raise chickens, pigs or garden vegeta-
bles One can make a living off the
garden itself, and yet be convenient to
central part of the city. House alone
rents for s.; price, $500; can give easy
terms.
HARTFORD INVESTMENT CO,
Sedgwick Block.
l3!-lt
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FOR SALE-4Oo good doors, any size,
slightly burned on edges. 40 doors; can
De used fer COW sheds wind breaks,
etc Hollicke, 141s E. Douglas.
lS-wed-fri-sun
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FOR SAI.EA snap il sold soon. s. II
Just south Of the Doug. Caldwell pace.
on South Main street, l.. R Cole.
owner 90 n Main street. lA-ltX
FOR SALE-Nine acres. on rhe bottom.
one and one-han miles from the coCct
house. with S-rOon house. cemented
cellar. ciStern. large fine barn, graz
ary. hen-house abundance OF fruit.
with large blackberry patch, maple
shade several acres in alfalfa; no such
bargain offered IN the city limits; VIII
take $1,000; improvements have cost
considerable more. One-hat or more
cash. Do not walt until after ele ton,
lonk AZ II now y. / Snencer. la.-Lt
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WANTED-Salesman to sell wholesale
groceries for Chicago house, one hav-
ing an established trade, or grocery
clerk preferred Must give bond. Ad-
dress X 81, Lord & Thomas, Chicago,
Ill 10-21-2t
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FOR SALE-142O " Emporia avenue. 8
rooms, barn and 50 feet, awfully cheap
at 81 $50. Reese & Co., I12 E. First ST
Phone III E2-r
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FOR SALE-A bargain: A modern, No
2. Smith Premier typewriter, in first
class condition. at $40. A Jewett No
3, fire sale Typewriter, $50 One No.
Smith Premier, so One new No.
Smith Premier, damaged by smoke
only, SS5. If YOU want a typewriter,
visit us. Musselman Bros, 2l9 S. Main.
Phone ~ 134-2t
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FOR RENT-F'rrntshe5 room with beard
all modern Convs1lences; two gentle
men preferred A.. r. Central I7s-4t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

THE WHOLE STORY Is simply this.
you don't want 70 look old before your
time Dentistry. as Tnodcruly practice3.
adds years 70 your lfe, both in fact and
appearance-FACT BECAUSE you masti-
cate your food BETTER; APPEAR
ANCE because you have not me SUNK
En- CHEEK and I'D INCIDENT % az
sence of teeth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTBD-Christian man or woman
willing to qualify for permanent posi-
ton of trust, here or in home county.
$500 yearly. Inclose self-addressed,
stamped envelope to Secretary. care OF
Eagle. 114-20tx
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FOR RENT-Front room in THOMPSON
block. fatt No ., furnished or unfur-
nish. 14-5tx
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SALESMAN WANTED-Reliabl sales
man to sell complete line Of Paints,
Lubricating Oils, etc. Liberal terms
and good position for man Of ability.
Address The Atlantic Refining Co.,
Cleveland, o. 10-l4-12t
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wANTED-One plainly furnished room,
for light housekeeping: must be cheap.
Address IL A Merchant, City.
S4-itx
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wANTED-A secondhand, ions-oodisd
road wagon; must be in good cond.-
ion and cheap. Can az IA FIRST street.
east. Sedgwick block. Green & Hol-
lowell Es-n
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FOR SALE-91e w. Douglas, rooms.
barn, new sidewalk; abstract and per-
feet title, $3.50; SIS or more down. bali
ance easy payments. Dean Gordon
130-5t
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Tor
light Housekeeping. Aso one : eepiRE
rom. a. 2iI X Topeka avsnue.
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FER SALE-MISCELLA
FOR SALE-Gordon setter dog. ! year
old; unframed, but not spoiled. BOX
1045, city. 1S1-thu-sun2-x
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE-We viii
stake our Judgment after Is years ex-
perience in the business that the follow
Ing properties will increase 80 per cent
in one year: A 2-Story brick on n
Main east side, in ArsS block; paws
per cent net. Price. $0,ao0 A property
in first block OF Doug as, east front,
that pays per cent net; will be hand
some property within "A year a a snap.
z. Douglas ave. lots at 5000 that win
double in value in one year. A good
Oklahoma farm TO sell or exchange for
fence and water. $50 an acre NJ
W. Keohane & Co, 12S y. Main. Phone
52I lsi-1t
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FOR TRADE-A good bottom farm. IN
Grant county. .. T, for Wichita rop-
erty. 1885 Jackson avenue. lf-it1
FOR TRADE-Diamonds OF the finest
quality for improved real estate. Can
be seen at Howe's Jewelry Store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

FOR SAIE-Good 1o-room house, pay
ing 16 per cent rentals. See US. sew
eral great bargains this week. X ley
& Co, over Kansas National bank
13i-1&
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FOB sALE-sa feet -. Lawrence. avenue.
opposite R H Roys house
- feet y. Lawrence avenue. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth street east
front Barnes & Sewcomo AuElc house.
I5-sun-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

FOR SALE
Still on the market, Nos, Us and 2sS s
Emporia avenue, two neat coftases,
each i've rooms. cellar, city ydSec.
with 150x140 feet. nicely shaded, only 90
feet from Douglas avenue. $500.
73S s Emporia, rooms. hall, coed
condition. barn, 50 feet, $50.
723 y. ST. Francis. 60 feet, rooms,
shade, city water, 500.
634 Wabash. 70 feet, with rooms, barn,
shade; rents for S per month; some
what dilapidated; viii take 500
e23 y. Market, 60 feet, shade. rooms,
81 go; the vacant ground IS worth the
price. E L SPENCER.
134-1t
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FOR RENT
Six-room house. y. Market, SIS
Fight-room house, y. Market. modern,
$2S G. X. SPENCER REALTY CO.
2el K. Douglas.
i34-tf
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PERSONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.


LESSONS IN PAISTTNG-Nfy Studio,
Oldham block I23-Wed-sun-ftx
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HELP WANTED-MAIE

'WANTED-l50 men to ship south this
side OF Galveston, for railroad work;
Iree pass every night; corn-hllSkers,
farm hands, men 10 take splendid
runs as news agents; never was the
time 10 make money there is now
every train loaded. Kenworthy En-
ployment Agent 134-It
The representative., 1900-09-20
Short Memories.

To the average demagogue there Is
no better capital on which to trade
than the short memories of the people.
Upon this he can bank with absolute
security And of this the Republican
campaign managers take the most COM
plete advantage in their desperate ef-
forts to substitute the less troublesome
empire for the nominal republic, which
still remains to the people.
In his opening speech at the Hanna
convention, Senator Wolcott waxed
eloquent over the prosperity which had
followed it's advance agent, showering
blessings upon the workingmen of the
country. In this the wordy senator
banked on short memories, but must
have blushed as he recalled the follow
ing assertion made by him in the SEN
ate May 28, 1893. Let the date be noted:
"For myself, Mr.. President, still
cherish, and shall cherish as long as
1 live, the conviction that prosperity
can never come to this country until
it comes by restoration Of both sill
yer and gold az standard. upon par
ity to be internationally agreed upon,
The representative., 1900-09-20
The Dear Old Farm.

I own two hundred acres-that is,
hold the deed,
And from that crushing mortgage some
day I will be freed,
For so my paper" tells me, If I'll just
keep hard at work,
And my duty to my party" never
shirk.
1 work three thousand hours every
passing year,
And as I work the Dear Old Farm"
seems to grow more dear;
So dear I'll have to add few more
hours yet, I fear,
Or ends won't come together every
year, every year.
1 sometimes think my hired man" is
salaried too high,
Yet when 1 gaze upon his shape I feel
as if I'd cry;
And he lives in that small cabin in the
hollow there below,
And he wears the same old pantalCons
he wore five years ago.
His children all "go barefooted" and his
wife-ah, we'll, I'll vow
They never put cent where 1t didn't
ought to go;
And yet they have nothing and no
earthly chance to get
If any blame Is mine, o Lord, forget,
let me forget
No horse upon the Dear Old Farm"
slaves like l and wife;
Work, work, work is the monotone Of
LIE,
Yet alternating with our hopes there
comes a haunting fear
That some mishap may halt the work
that makes the farm SO dear.
They rave about the Dear Old Farm" !"
who never turned sod;
They sing about it's beauties who know
not that Mammons God
Has blighting grasp on every bough in
the orchard over there;
On lambkin, rural lane, on all-there's
nothing free but air.
Who are those happy people who roll
from sea to sea?
Rich dress, soft hands, bright faces,
"a goodly companie."
How do they live? What do they do,
they can rest and travel SO?
l swan I'm puzzled and my paper"
does not seem to know.
They sing about the Dear Old Farm"
in yards and yards of verse;
To me 1t but exemplifies the truth OF
Adams curse;
My pastor says there's nothing wrong
+ God has ordained it SO,
Thy will be done, o Lord, but does my
pastor know?
Eli Thorp.
The representative., 1900-09-20
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The representative., 1900-09-20
To the Point.

Mr.. Bryan declares his intention, If
elected, to call an extra session of con-
gress to give the Filipinos freedom.
The Filipino negroes and mongrels are
not half so we'll qualified to exercise
the ballot as the negroes Of the South,
and If the Democratic candidate is so
much welded to the doctrine of "gov-
ernment by the consent of the govern
ed" he might try his hand nearer
home, especially since in doing so he
would relieve a million of white men in
the South from the ban under which
his party has placed them. 1t appears
very strange to us that Willie Jennie
should allow his sympathy for the mon
grel savages in the Orient to overflow
while he is actively helping to dis
franchise his fellow citizens in Ken
lucky, or looks passively on when his
henchmen are making serfs out of more
than half the population of North
Carolina.-Frank Burkitt in Okalona
Messenger.
The representative., 1900-09-20

Il you like. but in some method to be
restored to the coinage OF the world. /"
This statement is not worthy Of COM
ment simply as coming from repre-
sentative Of silver state. Nor Is it
to be dignifed because Of the fact that
1t was uttered in the faces of men who
realized how easily its author would
trim his course to suit the political
breeze. But 1t is important as show
ing the condition of affairs over four
teen months after the Inauguration Of
the great Mckinley. MI. Wolcott was
speaking at time when every news
paper in the country was daily record
ing the lowering of wages and the clos
ing Of mills. From all over New Eng
land there arose cries Of the deceived
wOrkingmen who had been assured Of
steady and remunerative employment
if they would only rally to the standard
Of protection and elect Mckinley and q
congress to aid him. Senator Wolcott
must be accepted as authority by Re-
publicans who have lately held him up
as their chief spokesman. The words
quoted were spoken before the exigen-
cies of war for humanity" had
drawn from the ranks Of idle working
men the vast army recruited for the
purpose of land-grabbing and loot
They were spoken more than year
after the coming of Mckinley and
after many months of the Dingley bill,
with its notable failure to open the
workshops.
Wolcott is still alive, but he is not
In the cherishing business as he had
promised.
The representative., 1900-09-20

ssThe gasollne tank Of an automobile blew the
machine Is feet In the air n Pittsburg the
other day ana twp men warO badly damaged"
Imagine 4 horso doing that!'-Cieysland
Plain Dealer.
The representative., 1900-09-20

"Down with the trusts is one of the
favorite expressions of the average
Democratic politician in this campaign
and yet Jaycay Jones, chairman of the
national Democratic committee, holds
on to his stock in the American Cot
ton company, and Mayor Van Wyck, Of
New York, is the boss Of the Ice trust.
These worthless are opposed to all
trusts, of course, except the ones In
which they are interested, and Whit
ney and John R. Mclean are the same
sort of good Democrats. 1t reminds
us that once upon time a prominent
Democrat of Mississippi, and good
Methodist, attended state Prohibition
meeting at Jackson, in which he Of
fered resolution looking to the or
ganization of Prohibition party in
Mississippi, If the g. o. p. did not do
certain things p. d. q. The g. o. p.
promised of course, its leaders always
do promise anything to get the coon.
CHANGING to meet this champion of tenn
perance, a few days afterwards, we
found him in jolly mood, and forth
with he pulled a black bottle tn US.
With some surprise we remarked:
"Why, -, thought you was Pro-
hibitionist''
To which he replied: "Oh, HI!
(hic) of course am (hic) in favor OF
Prohibtin' the (hic) 'touther feller."
The Democratic leaders in this cam
paign, from Bryan down, are violently
opposed to the trusts which the other
fellows have organized and are manag-
ing, but their hostility to trusts does
not extend any farther than this
Okolora Messenger.