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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20


Friend -Gptician
The bankrupt sale Of the T. W bay
stock of dry goods etc, starts today.
Come early and get your pick; prices re
away down and VIII a>toni-il you.
Special sale Of dolls ii the Fo> store
Saturday.
Look out for the sprciA! sale Of dolls at
the Fox store Saturday.
Archie Met abe departed for Reno last
evening TO attend tn Iniversi y dance.
Nick Hunmel Of the Wordsworth Dis
patch passed through to Virginia ycster-
day.
Come and see goods sold with a reck-
less disregard as to cost or value, at the
+. w. Day creditors sale
The time OF your life viii take place at
Empire on Christmas night. when the
big dance takes place.
The name Gorham OF, any kind of
siiverware stamps it as genuine. You
can find il at Friends.
While driving IA fire cart in Virginia
City Pete Henrichs was thrown from
the vehicle and badly injured.
Heavy shipments of stock continue
from many points in this State. which
indicates that Nevada cattle is III de
mand.
The old Board of Directors We're re-
elected at a meeting of the Andes Min
as oupt.
The Lovelock Land and Improve
ment Company have 200 acres of land
ready for wheat. They will begin to
seed tho ground about January Goth.
Nothing reserved, everything will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers at the sale
of the f. w. Day stock. a special invi
tation is extended to merchants.
All parties wanting something TO
nothing can get a turkey at the Capito
saloon this evening at O'Clock SHARP
Sam Cohn, who is the greatest South Al
rican salesman on earth, will tell you tb
scheme.
Butte's record of fatal accidents for tn
year 1900 considering the fact that abou
10000 men are engaged in mining. wa
very favorable. The mine inspector
report shows total of only - fataiitie
from mine accidents.
Charles Romeli. charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon. has bee
found guilty by Reno jury. 1t
said the case will be appealed and tina
the grand jury will be asked to indie
one Of the principal witnesses for pei
jury.
The Denver News. in commenting o
tablishes the fact that the short line frol
Salt Lake to Los Angelese proposed h
Senator Clark of Montana is really
Denver II Rio Grande plan, for viii"
S3,000,000 WAS voted at the last annu
meeting in New YArk
G.. w. Patterson, formerly editor
the Lovelock. New, Argus. has bee
spending few days in Ogden wit
friends. On Sunday he left for Stat
line in Southern Utah, where he e.
poets to establish newspaper and b.
come one of the pioneer pencil pushe
in that part Of the State.-Ogde
State Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
80
Those Cigars

That are being made at the Capitol
Cigar Factory for the holidays are o.
the finest material. There could not
be "a more desirable present for a gen
tleman than a box of cigars, and any
lady can be sure Of securing the best
in the market when she asks for
Christmas cigars at the factory. Leave
orders today, as the time has about ex-
pred
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
A Suggestion.

What can give my father, brother or
gentleman friends, asks every woman.
\ ny man would be glad to receive IA
handsome necktie, neat pair of sus-
pender>, or in fact any of the many goods
in the gents furnishing line that is being
offered at Joe Platt'S. The neatest stock
in this city can be found there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
Carbon photoqra nhs.

70 introduce my work, Will max o,,f
dozen cabinet photos-carbon finish
for 81 and guarantee my work to e qua.
to any ever made in Nevada This offer
good until January LIST. Ca;i an1 see my
work ut gallery, opposite mint.
O.. s. BOW.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
Married..

In this city, December Is, 1900, in the
parlOr of the Presbyterian manse, by the
Rev John w. Dorrance, Mr.. George
l.. NJ. Comstock and Miss Maude j. Gran
dott. both of Tahoe City, Placer county,
California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
For the HOLIDAYS.

| have nice line Of toilet and ira vel
ing cases, purses aud pocket books,
atomizers, writing desks, fountain pens
stationery in boxes, Eastman kodaks,
and Alfred w rights fine perfumes.
+. J. STEiNMETZ,
Druggist and Stationer, Opposite the
POStOifice
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
Turkeys.

Persons desiring fine fat turkeys t"..
Christmas dinner can obtain tn sam"
by leaving orders at the Appeal o.
fee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
y. SDDERBERG
Attorney at Ii,
PROPOSALS FOR ST pPIJE>'.

Sealed proposals for furnishing ~u.-
plies Of groceries provisions an maa'~
OF al! kin Is to bA delivered at tie" >s..
@gphaI$' Home. Carson City, Nevada. T.:
six months from and inc.u ing jaun4g.
LIST. 1901. viii Ic received u}p to nuou ,i.-
Gem ser % loCJ
All articles 10 he first class rf thr,I
kind and to be delivered in such q0an'l-
ties and at such times as the Sltper."t~1I-
dent may direct, quantity vayying each
month as required.
Al articles not satisfactory to bc 70
turned at contractors expense.
Bids to he directed TO the Secretary 81
State Orphans Home Board. Carson ti.N
Nevada. and marked Bids
The Board reserves the right to reject
anv and all bids.
! oRvIs RING.
! Secretary OF Board OF Directors.
Carson City, Nevada, Dec. IS, 1900,
! Dolls. Dolls. Dolls and other toys a.
the Fox Store.
The Carson Hay Yard has been re
opened by }. K. Schulz, and he Will ~
pleased to receive the patronag" of the
public. Wood, hay and grain for sal
! Transient custom especially solicited. ltt
| WANTEn-meu and women OF goo;
character and references, to represent IA
established house; splendid oppDrtuDt!
for advancement. Address 2. O. box l>1
Portland. Oregon.
Joe Platt. the pioneer clothier, has 81
elegant line of ties, Scarfs, handkerchief
and in fact all kinds of gents fHrni~i,
ings. They are just the thing for Chris
| mas.
If you want IA first class educator. ~
tend the Nevada business College. Car
son City. The College is recognized u
the leading Universities and Me,.i.-,
Colleges on the Coast. One OF its g 1Iu
ates has just received the appointit,.n
to West Point and passed Mol.
The Thaxter Drug Store has receive
and has on display fine line Of r,- .>
. pictures. fancy calendars, celluloid toi r.
sets, perfumes --latest odors), porrcl'l
| fancvware, glove and handi1 erctliei box
/ etc. They sell cheaper than any huII~:-
i Nevada. The public is cordially nvilt-
f to call and insl ect and price goods.
: 1t is only few days now until CHRIS
a mas and if your sweetheart or hus6lq
: smokes, be sure and get him box :
n Christmas cigars at the Carson tj-a
Factory. Emporium block. They II
made of the best tobacco on tt
market and by union white labor.
ID. Gree offers for sale well sea>"rc
u yellow pine cord wood, four foot: w..
u never been fiumed. Yellow pine s. T..
It cord Delivered Also % cords willow aiH
/ alder at 81 per cord delivered Guam il.
Y 10 suit patrons. Leave orders al CaI,~o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20

Adam Uhl has splendid lot of Christ
mas meat at his shop.
Attorney WOODBURY. is in Reno on
legal business.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
Born.

In this city, Dec. 10. 1900, to the wife OF
Z. r. Yerington. a daughter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20

Eastern advertising Agent 2:3J-2}4 ein
Pile Court Building, New York City, +.
Katz, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20

ID. Gree offers for sale we'll sea>"rcG
never been fiulned. Yellow pine s. !..i
cord delivered. Also % cords willow 9lri
alder at 81 per cord delivered. Guam =
To suit patrons. Leave orders AZ Ear~o.
Exchange. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
Meteorological Record

J. ii. smith,
Section Director.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-20
ALL SORTS.

TrIb cures bruises ami spr3iu2.
Friend -GDE.cian
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
TUESDAY, June 10th, 1900,

between the hours Of IL m. and o'clock
p. m. the following real estate named
and described in said mortgage TO Wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land called
and known by the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07

The 16 delegates who will represent
Maryland at Kansas City are as follows;
Delegates -Large-Gov. John Wal
ter Smith, State Treasurer Murray Van
diver Ex-Congressman Joshua W. Miles
and Col. L. Victor Baughman.
District Delegates-Fir District
Benjamin Brown, Jefferson d. Stanton.
Second District Charles +. Fendall,
b. Frank Grouse.
Third District-Harry Rountree, e. j
Chasty.
Fourth District-A. Leo Knott, Mar
tin Lehmayer.
Fifth District. Frank Smith, Jo-
seph A. Wilson.
Sixth District-Blair Lee, John Keat-
ing.
Eight electors were nominated, to be
voted for in November, as follows:
At.Large-John p. Poe, G, s. Hamill
District Electors-P. B. Hopper, Jo-
seph H. Steele, John Hebb, Albert S. j,
Owens, DR.. NJ @. Elsey, Thomas A. Poi
fenger.
Oscar G.. Hayden was on tbs Commit
tee of Credentials and DR.. w. B. DEM
on Resolutions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07

a. Binder Twlne for sale at Lockers.
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women ohrlstian Temperanoa vnian.

Correspondence of the Bcacon.)
Il Seems such long time since our
Union has been heard from that perhaps
there may be some who think we have
died a natural death, but we have too
many good workers in our Union for
that, and am sure that nothing is fur
Their from our thoughts at the present
time
In looking over the situation Of the
past few months we find that although
we have been unable to hold many sat
isfactory meetings, owing to the bad
weather and sickness Of some of our
members, yet the work has kept steadily
on, and we feel that we have quite an
encouraging outlook for the future.
Perhaps It might be well to recall
something Of what has been accomplish.
cd through the winter. In October we
had an illustrated lecture from Miss
Anne Boutwell, Stewart, which | think
was quite well attended, when we con
slider the stormy weather Of the latter
part Of October This lecture removed
our enthusiasm and brought more close.
IL TO our mind the great need 81 purity
and temperance teaching.
Now aud then through the winter
there has been a ncw member gained for
our Union. Through the generosity Of
kind friends we have been enabled 10
purchase a few vel selected books, &c.
for our library. Had We accomplished
nothing moro, the work We have done
for the children would reward as an
| hundred fold for all the sacrifices and
and real hard work VIC have endured
In the early spring our Union started a
work among the children % the neigh
borhoo3 AZ the present time We have
a little more than twenty children, girls
and boys, banded together in The Loyal
| Temperance Legion, singing their little
songs and learning the effects Of alcohol
and narcotics upon the human system,
their motto being, Trcnble, King Alec.
hol, we shall grow up.
on the twenty third Of the past month
we had % public meeting Of the Union,
which was addressed by our State Pres
ident, Mrs Mary r. Haslup. There was
quite a goodly number present. The
room was rendered very attractive by
many pretty flowers aud other dccora-
tions. But, prcltier than the aowcrs
and swccter than the fragrance Of the
roses, were the children Of the Legion
AS they marched and sang, with their
faces aglow with the enthusiasm %
youth, some Of them wearing red, white
and blue sashes across their shoulders
the colors Of the Legion. There were
two new members gained for the Union,
besides six other pledge siguers. The
unfayorable weather Of the next two
days rendered it almost impossible 60
meet with the members 20 plan for any
definite work But We feel that there
has been much seed sowing aud the har-
vest will come in 10y and by Priyi-
legged, indeed, are those who have hand
in its coming NJ. b, !.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07

meant business when they served
them with notice that the Spooner
bill would not be voted upon at this
session, and abandoned their at
tempt to get the bill through, more
than week ago.
In allowing the claim of Mr..
CLARK and Mr.. Maginnis for seat
in the Senate, to go over to the
next session, the Senate Committee
on Elections really turned the mat
ter over to the people of Montana
for settlement, as the legislature
which will fill the vacancy will be
elected this year, excepting twelve
hold over Senators, and will meet
next January, only few weeks af-
ter the reassem bling of Congress.
Notwithstanding the promotion
of Gen. Otis for ending the war in
the Philippines, and numerous de-
malls that more troops we're needed
over there, Secretary Root now &C
knowledges that regular troops are
to be sent to reinforce Gen. MacAr-
thur, who has been asking for them
ever since he succeeded Otis.
BY pooling their issues, those two
personal enemies, Gen. Miles and
Gen. Corbin, won their long fight
for promotion. That is, they will
win, if the House doesn't kick on
the Senate amendment to the Mill
tary Academy Appropriation bill,
providing for the promotion.
NIYIs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07

which she bore with Christian fortitude and
resignation. Her long and noble life, ended by
q beautiful death, like the sun setting at the
close of day, or, like pilgrim at the end of his
journey lying down to rest knowing that ne
has reached home at last. The simplicity and
purity OF her life kept her heart fresh and
young and her sympathes strong and active,
ready alike TO rejoice with the happy or COM
fort the sorrowing. But her character shines
forth in its purest, highest lustre, as the hum
BILE, faithful child of the church; and It Is In
this that we find the secret of her goodness
and greatness, for whosoeyer ruleth his spirit
is greater than the taker Of cities. May her
soul rest In poacer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
NeT Advertisements.


Prompt attention to all business col
lections, and criminal practice a spcci-
atty Also, Agents for the Fidelity and
Deposit Company, Of Maryland.
juno 7--tfs
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Another Cold Winter
Is Coming

and we are prepared to make you com
Portable. | have my store filled with
choice goods. The newest and latest
things in
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
OBITUARY.

Died, May 81, 1860, JAMES WATHEN, lit c
son Of j. Ford and s. NJ. Greenwich, aged 4
years and months.
just as the sun was going down
God sent an angel here,
And took from our humble homo
Our little baby dear.
Farewell little James, a long farewell,
Ills hard from you TO part,
But while you rest your memory lives
Within in my aching heart
Oh, little james. how can IL be
No more on earth your face I'll see
Your bright sweet eyes are closed in death
I'll think of thee with my latest breath.
By HIS MAMMA.
It pleased God TO call from our midst on
"Wednesday, May %, 1900, Mrs. SARAH ANN
RENEHAN, after long and painful illness
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07

UNION TRUST COMPANY,
OF Philadelphia, Trustees.
JAMES n. MITCHELL.
Is4 Auctioneer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
PART COLES AND
SUTTLE'S REST,

located in the Ah Election District Of
st. Mary's County, Maryland, contain
ing ~ acres, more or less,
The aforesaid property Is portion Of
the Real Estate OF which the late j.
Morris Long died, seized and possessed
and adjoins the lands OF Zach J.. Mat
tingly, James J Long, James J. Cough
and NJ Eyalind and Fred C. Davis. The
Improvements consist Of comfortable
dwelling and the necessary out build
ings IN good repair The soil is good
and fertile aud well adapted to the
growth Of the staple crops
Terms OF sale az prescribed by the
mortgage, CASH
ALBERT S. BEALE,
May 23-td Assignee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
PIANO TUNING,

Dir. i. BRADEOEFT, an experienced
piano tuner and rcpaircr. will visit Leon
ardtown within the next ten days or
two weeks he Is direct from the III.
ano Mandatory OF Charles N sticG, Of
Baltimore. Md Any communications
addressed 20 this Office will receive
prompt attention
June i--tlF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
JOHN P. POE, Solicitor,
100 T. Lombard a., baltimore
SALE or IHE wArluEGTOE
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

By virtue Of dccrce Of the Circuit Court az
the United States for tie district pf MHry lard.
passed ln the eaEp ~ the Union Iuisl GoHupB-
ny Of Philadelphia VI the Washington Hbd
Potomac Railroad Company, thc undersigned,
AZ Trustee named iu the said decree. WI! soil
Ht public auction at the tpuflhuuhc ip Upper
Marlboro. Prince Georges county, Mury laid,
on WEDNESDAY. July Is, 1859. az u o'clock.
tNdrON AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COM
PANi, beginning ut Point Lookout Sc thu
confluence " the Potomac river and the Chee.
upcnke hay. ia 81. Mary'H county. MARY land,
and running thence to The city Of Washington.
In tho District Of Columbia, SIS extensions and
appurtcntnacos, with the equipments thereof.
consisting OF all lta personal property aud eff
fects OF every Kind and also an the rights, no.
critics, privileges, immuullteH ana franchises
Of the said Washington and Potomac bailrnnd
Company, ana also al the rights oi way aud
land used iu connection with or for the cou-
strurtion. use and maintenance Of said rail-
road, It's extensions and branches, together
with al the bridges, eulyerts, sidetracks, de.
pots, grounds, machine shops buildings ana
other structures, properties, real and person.
al, and improvements Of every Kind and des-
criptipn thereon.
About q mites % this railroad, viz. that
portion Of IL between braudywine, d station
on the Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad. IN
Prince Georges county, ard hcchunicavtllc,
IA -. Marys county, Maryland. have been
built aud are now IN actual operation,
Terms of sale as p cscribcd by The Gecree are
ms follows viz
No bid less than twenty-five th0usand dol
lars $4,000 10 he received. OF the purchase
price, ten thousand dollars $1,000 90 be paid
In cash and the balance either ~ cash or IN
bonds % the defendant company, the dividend
on which will be equal TO the balance Of the
purchase price. deposit OF ten thousand dol
lars $4,000 IN cash, or fifty thousand dollars
$4,000 In said bonds 10 be made, II demanded
by the Trustee.
UNION TRUST COMPANY,
OF Philadelphia, Trustees
JAMES n. MITCHELL.
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COMMENCEMENT.

THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCI-
SIS Of the st Mary's Female Seminary
will take place
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 10Th,
at o'clock. The Hon Fera c. La.
trobc Is expected 30 address the pupils
Miss LAUREL n. LANGLEY.
June 7-2ls Principal
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Albert g. Boalo
vs.
Samuel J. Morgan H1l
tBfhHFinr 4. Morgan.
Ia the Circuit Court Roe So MARI County nit
ting hs "a Court % Equity. No Wv y D
Ordered this gul day 81 june, l"tb
that The Hnln made aud reported Ug Al
BERT r. HEALE, Martgegcc. in TO Rhoyu
cause, 30 ratified nud confirmed, uairss r8uee
o. tho contrary tu shown Hu ~ before ihe iHf
Monday iu July. 1901 provided q copy ~ tbia
order Do published lu the ~E ARr}e BEACON
once "a week Tor three successive weeks prior
~ tho aaiI lsi Monday OF luly. i.JA
Tho report states tho Mnd cold fur $50
ENplI D. ABELL, Clerk
ESuCH p. AUELL. Cork
Juno s-t.
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xaksr Trees Out Of Rose Bnshas.

And now Q Massachusetts Yankee
comes to the front with plan to make
violets as big as currant bushes, while
there is practically no limit the size to
which he can force rose bushes TO grow.
Two years ago Gardiner NJ. Sherman,
a mechanic Of Springfield, Mass, set out
two rose bushes of the same kind and
size in bis garden. One of the bushes
was planted in the earth In the ordinary
way The other was arranged with its
roots twined about a small cylinder oi
porous material, with an open tube run.
ming to the bottom Of the cylinder and
projecting above the surface Of the
ground Into this tube he poured daily
a solution Of ammonia, manure and sui
phuric acid. At the end Of two years Of
this treatment the rose bush planted in
the ordinary way had grown TO be three
feet in height The bush which had been
artifcially fed stood more than 10 feet
tall at the same time.
On the smaller bush during the secoAd
year there were but seven roses, while
the larger bore during the same season
more than 200 magnificent roses.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
DAN'L G. HAmrErr, Attorney.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
In the 4th Election District Of st.
Mary's County, Nd
Attorney.

DY VIRTUE Of power Of sale CON
ID tanned in the mortgage from ShirlS-
life N. Bailey and Mary ]. Bailey, his
wife, to John r. Ching executed on the
10th day Of August, 1886, and recorded
in Liber ]. +, f. No ., Folio 1876, &c !,
one of the land records of st. Mary's
County, and which said mortgage was
on the Both day OF September, 1893. duly
assigned by William Thomas Ching and
Joseph II. Ching, administrators ofJohn
f. Ching, TO Albert s, Beale as by said
record also appears, the undersigned as
signee will offer for sale by PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the Court House door in
Leonardtown, on
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Fannie p Goddard,
Ns
George Edw'd. Goddard, ct al.
In the Circuit Court Tor st. Mary's County,
No. JD2, N. II.
Ordered, this 23rd day of May, 1900. that
the Auditors Report In the above cause be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the 3rd Monday
of June, 1900, provided "A copy Of this order
be published in the st. Biary's Beacon once II
week for three successive weeks prior TO the
aad 3rd Monday IN june 1900
ENOCH y. ABEII, Clerk.
True copy Test,
ENoCH b. ARElL, CLERK.
May a 0o-3w
~. Pindnr Imlnn for anln An Lnknr,s-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-10-26

When Bryan speaking Ann Arbor Mich Thursday Octo
Der 1h the audience called How about free ser
and he replied as follows:
We favor Of the free of silver the ratio of is
without waiting for the aid other Nation ar
There free silver doctrine in all its danger ecklesness and
anacm Not syllable of qualification caution No hint of
safer ono suggestion of securing the cooperation Of any other
Nation but reckless plunge by this country sngehanded and alone
attempt to maintain silver at double its actual value!
Angry tell the truth Nettled by the timely and pertinent
question: Bryan let the completely ont of the bag Sung by the
Keen reminder be dopd his campaign and avowed the full truth
do sometimes in their wrath in their cups.
The alert citizen who popounded the question Ann Arbor did
we'll He surprised yan into declaring the truth fully and plainly
before the country As the Democratic candidate has been compelled
by hide and dssembe his love for free silver policy
be kept until the end of the campaign only required the
sting surprise of the sudden question bring the burning
inner truth of Bryans devotion to silver
Bryan loves his silver dogma all the fancay because he
has had it in silence The surprise sprung him Ann
Arbo shows how the land lies Believing free silver absolutely
and adeny Bryan will stop nothing when the oppou
nifty enforce that policy in its and reckless FORM
The Irish poet tells of the prophet of Khon who disguised his
fghtfu vsage for me making his followers think it Of
ancng beauty when the hour drop the mask he did
with frantic Joy, g "Ye would be dupe and victims, and ye
are!"
will be with Bryan victims he gets chance drop
the mask and give full vent to his silver mania