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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
Net q el of New \ cas inle
Net a~rt cf Op- port. ,. lOce
Tot ! req of ll.I I-iIns
36.sO7 acres

TA-- O t'e Nev Year nde aaf.-1.- Q @ I-:. tr e. and ;S q. 70 ft om .e The vel O. he 0l.t L -s to C,tcud o SS GCc e., s,-, 1t from $ ov, J sa,-. Ofthe v,0 lode ap7 .-e .- , d eC. ',.i- o iJ oll r1 " ..-D0l % tt from the dIs- The -t-us are bounded on the north by fhe L, ,e e1 e. .I-v-y number ll-5. and .-i'a ~c- ,- luMb-- Ii-". Ol tSe northeast 5r Uni C ~ Jos 'G. on the sOC,h by he Calieo~uita,i Lc-' -.,aic= io1es. ursu-vey ed. and on ne w-t l- ed states land.
 Notice ol tle ios ion of the Opportunity cliin IS secordcd il tue Oafice Ji J.t= recorder O. Ngvl..i cOul v. Ari-cna. in book B of 1 mes. pee S4. records of the aforesaid cauaty and ter-i,ory. Notice Of the location of the Arroyo ham is recorded in same re coids. il 1Oo, a of mines, page 3S2. Notice Of he location of New Year iode is recorded iu saue records. il book t0 of mines, at pages -:'S--Ga.
 Any and oll persons claiming adversely any DOT, oa of the sid New year, Arroyo. and opportunity mining claims. OF surface grourc. arc reguled ,o file their adverse .,.t.i-- s'it 1e Ser O. tb- tuite Sites Na ArI1oua. vitlI-
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AREAS.

Total net area of AIa-rmoth lode 14.SS acrez Total net area of O, cen 'oie.--. I..'J acro- Toi.II net are, os ,- .;z.f- lOde.... 7.57 aC re- Total net arel O; t'o1hcr loCe.... .C.54 acres Total arca Of R'bv lode
 .0.o6 ac ,s. les c.J.3et W'th
 C Y lode O Is s-'-
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 Ruby lode .0.53 acres
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 sE. .. 3 u'- corner N. 7-v t''S, i.t'.. ttv. ..es Ic-ai'or- -st --eo .,. is set or1 iuot f1 i.r r.. .f sic es 1u't a'o'-. ac@ No. -i'tJ GHd s3- e -H8 No. .-t.S>. t-1-s p'ace. ra. co B. IT,. F TO. ,-. O"T u'l -~ -..1 -e-. rec, 'c 1.',e. j;. bsdrs p = d-- -o a.le L-.- .. -'-.- at the lt 1t o., aulches . fl, 'o. Ter No. . --.---. ,t -.s n V co .r, lOca en-
 Ihe1ee 5-te e0,.,sa o..I .sio ;r.c. E. mC- 79 s1.e- coJ-se g.. ae o.c.s.r- Q. -. s - -l-r O tIe '1cy io
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 --..s ...7 G-.- ap ...l i.- e01 -as. 10 7. C r. Hrr.. vj.cit D .'-c |. C. - TO O. ''iiie kic. CIT D. ~a 2 ccuc :.ff Tod Co .Or-'~r NC. :. .r1 e-s of begii Q g -rz-l of cSt@ .o NDr Ala-- Co v' ;qtiou ta dees--- c~ss. 4 o' Ci r', i,.--0.-0z acres.
 THe E -',e' v-ir runs 6; t.-- -I1 F J-O f.etacC <. go d0-. lI min v ,--- set from tie d'-cov-iy ,c7 cl 10. 1.
 1ue e. im is bcuud1d on the east Litj'e Ai-,7r 'ose. surv~v Nc. south bv ". =. ia d. on thewes. lode. Tcfl. aId or tre .... ... ,. and.
 .oi'ee Of Inc 'ae. 1- of ihe .e-l claiu is ocC,j . ill lre -oriel's t''re Igvl- r.'- corr ip HoC- .r G. n-lcs N.v-.d pi o-r--aly apT ip- 'rI Of O'1ir O. su-.a-e LOT z ..r - . .o 4.o ( IT | f.-1 - .t -ct. lr @ Duh i.. io1 f1s .-. o, t'l0y " be b;-r-d " vi,,,2 o- i..- D oti-'1.s Cf ,.'. s-a .a,e. < ..EOEG-tE =. rtT ". IT,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
QUEEN LODE.

Beginning at corner \ O. i. identical it. southwest corner Of location, where a Grd- ite stone 2lx10xS iLches is set 12 inches in the ground wiih mound Of s-Ones alongside, stone cniseled Q 1fSt on side facine claim. waence |. <: VI. No. f4Sl bears north 62 deg 70 min est 374 : feet. An rak tree s I1~res ih dia3ater ba4s1 and slric ,i E. T. ! O. IsSi tears south B. Gec 45 nm west I0 .ee,. An OJk tree inches il li- ameter Dla,sd and scrbed D. T. l c. i4sl bears north 53 deg 9 mn west .eet.
 Thorce nCr,h 57 deg A m'n east 56J ye, to corner No. 2. iden5ica, wi.i. t.e corner of the 'o.2 iDn.
 Thence u;Fth F q r Rest 1O .e. Co iOca- tioG mouG;aeut Gt .'ou,a.' east eu Cf claim. Same course 70 Zee. oto -nrr .. g. identi- cal with UO uer e .ue o.st tlon.
 Thence soGih = de @ al.r 9 -.t 5'sj feet to corner N. f, 'de-., cal with inc corner of the location.
 Thence south r C5sy 70 mir es=. 5S f,,. to corner No. of i'p-,i--,ih !, le of tlis -ur- vey. Same course .-2 f'et 10 % 'ou WOll,- ment al center of west end O. Ci9j@.. 1,;n.t course 7S feet to iOcai 70 mo t'.,'H g c"f- ter of east eud Of Nai.s..-o.h o.'e O. th' survey. Sa7,e cOnr-e - fCc,, O OC Ter 70. 1 the p ace Cf E.. .-.tUA.
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 $ Je- " fl0 f to cor ,,o-2- rE c~C---, oS Opportunity .oGe of
 52 dec GO feet 10 cor NO. 9. .i~s i~ also Cor Sa. - oi tie Opportunity C' "a sG~ e. % -atical win the cOr of ( ir~" -n-
 Che- Q - "s dec- e TO io to cor NO 4. i5s1- tic "A wi,d tue cor of inc ic,ctiOn. Th1nea n 52 deg v % fs 70 cor NO. I. t.e p'5ce of beginning surrey O. exterior bound a.-es.
 OPPORTUNITY LODE Beginning at cor NO. 7. lie ~ cor e he claim, which is also the -- coz c. Ire ,,5ly Ve1r lode of thissufy cg .iCeat.-7 7.' 4 t' '.-c~ Ul th2 location doscr' ud SbU e is-1tNa of TicOlder0rl and Dividend --;-.'zs l-s n deg 42 min " l5ri.7 f,- tbeice S e 3 Hin w 5.I.4 feet Co cor NO. 2 .ci with " cor of tis ci4im-
 Thence s = deg e co f- ;O ,Jt V'. g. rh- -ccu f3 ds,; 5S Hil e 8 tt .5 -a-r- 2. y.i.'cl is also cor SD. 8 r SsV s,ar i,. Q. 70. I- the place c -----T l---.cs C. es- je CT to-. lL.
 Ao~y. O LCDE Ee1i1 z ,t lc- Nv.I. nvc tcf the Q ,..,.f- il- a - .. tt- 0 t1e O. Jt'Ou. G-, is se, ir se &, -r-. e.a a.-- de ,S ,o.'tG lnor 1l t-s-.. ed \ so. I-i''~ N. -'e oI D -ae m5' Bi: A-c ,lo. ~-p1 g5 .lJI est \ -v SOL. ..S .ll,i- t.. IEi'. ,..I '-.,. i1 , t;.. 1Ctz -..e 'e
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-OCE.

Re;i it..- a. e--,- 70. - the 70 70 Ot i-- ..-., e f, .-sn. ,ol-- ,, ,-h"l l. s"s i2 'nchc .,t'-s c15rl- 'a'- F. 4s> oJ 70 S'de fgein- $ -lasnP 2 e'..a-io '-f = -'o1 = elon.. - y.al, D.. l.. M 10. .s, Oe1ts po-.ul2t a@.."' '-t 5-0g feet. A1 oak tree :" i- ,.is ,'77oi snd .clibed B. z. 1R. 19SI. b.. f,c. ai Gc. es-t = feet. An cal tree i0 -.' a ''u-.-c b'gz-d aLd scribcd p. 7. i'. I.1 be,rs sC..-I .6 ceg west ieeI.
 Thence sou h si [ @ 3g min oIs. 70 feet to loc.it .ol H5"- 'r, q. re.. -r r- O. end of clain S.. e cO-rse - ,css b '-lcc No. 7. iCsuti... ..i.ii co,1cr O. the ioc.t'io".
 Therce -o 8 q D. 70 rr;I v7't 50 f-et to locatiOl r'O,---ei'C at @ et O. ,-' de line of cl:..4. ,1n,e s.r e % ice. Q coz ner No. $. idC.-i c,.I WI the coli icr of the To- cation.
 Thence north S1 deg 20 min west 80 iee' to loclt!on mOn,umout at ceht5r O: -Orju enc line of claim. S;, ne course GO feet tD cp-- ner No. h ca liue 2 of Gorher lode O. this survey. ide teal ,..th corner of location.
 Thence ro-;h deg % min east 75O feet c. location .-o1i' uelt at renter of west slde line Q, io.'a. S 'e course 15O feet to corner No. and ;ne p Q Ot besiuu'lg.
 Magnetic vaIia ol . deg 45 min east.
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.- Isis c. Is % non poisonous e-- rs-J I remedy for GuuOrrhua
 - Cu--s N. Cicrt. SpcrmatOzrh os, EtaI.- 5Fa--.N | Whites, unnatural dl--
 .gar--. .st 1 chlrg-s. or any iufiamu
 I'd. z rot tl si-l-tu-1. ton. irritation ulcer - -.f Prevents sortaEi-n- tiOn oe mucoIs mcrl- l-J -.rry,ys Nsr,rcst q, brlues. Non-astringent "a elgrys,T1 n EzEzf Sold by Frtlz<iSsa- S.zsA S-or sent in plain wrapper. ,N.s.trsS .<sFes by express. prepaid. iur =, s<>-..-.5sfs,0ta "a SI0o, or bottles, S3.75
 .4secA " Circular sent reIues..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
MAMMOTH LODE.

Beginning at corner No. l, identical ith the southeast corner of locatioc. where a granite stone 24x16x6 inches set F inches in the ground with a mound of stones along side, chiseled 1 NJ. HIS, on the side facing claim, whence U. s. L. NJ. No. 14S1 bears north 59 deg 40 min west, 423 feet. An oak tree inches in diameter blazed and scribetl B. T. NJ. 14S1 bears north 56 deg 30 min west IT, feet. A pine tree IS inches in di- ameter blazed and scribed B. T. 1 NJ. ItSi bears south "A deg i5 min east S.6 feet.
 Thence south 7S deg co min west 250 fee! to corner No. of Grizzly lode of this sin veo. Same course 300 feet to center north end monumet of Grizzly lode of this survey Same course 53i feet to corner 10. 2. i6enti- cal with the corner of the location.
 Thence north F deg co min W SO feet to monment at center west end of claim. Same course :O0 feet to corner No. 8, identi- cal with corner of location.
 Thence north 78 deg % mir east l05i feet to corner No 1, identical with corner of the location.
 Thence south I2 deg % min east 222 feet to monument at center of west end of Quesi, lode of this survey. Same course 7S fec to location monument at center of east end O this lode. Same course 222 feet to cor, No. of Queen lode of this survey. S,.~e course 78 feet to corner No. 1, the place o beginning
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
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First publication Oct. 24-W
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 United States Land Ofic. DroScoft Arizoua Ortobnr 3O IsGr

Prescott. Arizona. October go, 1SOJ. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intcn- ton to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made be- fore the Register and Receiver at Prescott. Arizona. on =. iurjay. Dscc a .cr &. le0. viz: Thomas ". 6irg. H. r. 10 |, for the NE. ol Sec s. Twp 15 \. 4. 3 V.
 He names he following wi+.io=F-s fo u.o.r .,- S1a iu ion Q. siC --l .'-:
 .. '-. StOsrn @, .o.r O. Soar. AC- .. -t =. :Z: ohn 2.
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GOP'ssR LODE.

Becip--og at co--i- 70 .. ideu ic3i Wit tho nc ,re; -o;rc os c. on Ere 70 of R-;'1 ioe O, this .---- v.ere - to'te rock = '-' +r hes 7l .0r grGnJ1 ;- ll os 5.oncs 10 s.ta -.. -. C. I-.- ,O. I4sl boa.-s -n.t.. iar 4t li'- east feet. . 3 re u iI.h-s n d'i4'---t blazcd @ S. r. [ q. 1t>l b-.,- south 60 C-@ -s cct. / o.-.sl-ce .fi inches in diam D. ed g, Le1 5. T.. 1 c. 14S1 ears g-'. .,:t.s wss- lt Get.
 Thence south 8 Ter 9 n,in =et ...J feet tc location mOuI ,-' e. sfCI ci ce1tCr ct cast side line e ,r.- 70 %. .-a. lUrse ..Di feet to corner 70. { O l.'',y ioc5 Q tb's slr- vey. Sa.pe cot' "o6 ret tO co~'e" No , idcntiCai VI rtcs 's io -a' -r-
 Thence SC. s O. .sg ves :-J 'l-- -C .t+- tio0 mo','ii.eJ.' O; e,orc7 as ceu'"- o ss"ir end line Of i'd- 'o'e. Sg- C..'->e ,-J e-t to cosno-No. g. Cci-i.c- v.. ne eo -c-o' the loCar'oG.
 Thence Dotc 8 deg 3J .hil cast 751 fC~. tc location mo- .'-lt 2. cr of vet r'. line of lb;s cia'm. sane D"'se 70 Fee 9 corner 10. i identical wan tne cor--- Q location.
 Th-uce north 10 6oc cos. s. fe,. ;o lo,-- ton iaolu-l -u' a. Ce.-e" ot -7 . end ire c, tbs lode Sane coi-. se S,J ,eet 10 % CT No. tl.s place O. .'e-'4 '1c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
tTZ Y GT

Be-,.r~;--, e -- @ ,--3 -t- 5 the uor ..c-t co. c tre ., q. O-. t".- a graui,e store .0y tt-c i-, .,s scr '., irci., in the @.OU v.' q mC d O. stones aiOaSs s. s'- ,iseled G. 1iSi on the s'Ve Et claim whence an oak troe6 6 I.-- ,r duet !, blazcd and scribeI 2. r. . lf5i. bear north 55 deg wes .ee.. ..s @ k tcee 70 inches in diameter --,o -. 8, ised B.T. . c. 14s1 bears north .'Cca '- mi cast G. feet.
 Thence south :5 ,Ju al Hy-: 7S5 -t to corner No. identical wi . tne cO,ut" o. the location. Thence north 7S O9 east lOS feet to corner No. Of 5Oi.1 i..-e of this survey. Sane cOur lo3 feet 9 D. cation monument at centet of ~Ou-h q line os this lode. Same Co. 70 70 i- Q 70 corner No. 3, identical with corner O. 'oc-,- ton.
 Thence north B deg 20 -r l east 7S5 'e- to corner No. 4 identical with ne corIcr O. ,ue location.
 Thence south IS - Q min west 2C0 feet to location urovr -t -cli O nC-- -h end of claim. S.ae yot tSe .11 feet 10 corne- No 1 the plt.,- Oi ap.--r o.
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A MERRY.
 !...CHRISTMAS

We are not making any claim to to being headquarters for Santa Claus this year, but we are con- stantly adding to our already large stock of Staple lines of goods which embraces everything in the way of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
NO. 4s8 Application for a Patent.
|. z. Land o6cc, sse colt, Ariz.

Notice is L .,5y riycr ti'o ,c. C. Eansa-. whose pJ-to'fice a,l1 '.-- ..5 I-,s, ,Ott. Ari1oIJ has this Gay i..d his JUr -at.on Tor p1i,rt for the number of i'1ear fc-t. r--Fcc, ivoly, as shown by plat and field notes, If the Grizzly. Queen, Mammoth, Ruby ard Gopher mines or veins, bearing gold. a- q silver, with surface ground 60 feet in width each, situated in HaSsavampd Mining d's- trict. County of Yavapai and Territory Of Arizona. and designated 5g the field DOtes and official plnt on file in his office as survey No. 14Sl. approximately iu township iz, north of range No. 3. west of the Gila and Salt River meridian, said survey No. lis1 be- ing as follows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02

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Total De. a-ea of

Total net area Ot Arroyo i,.. e.-.... 12.2S6 a Total are c, Se" Tea- To- a ..... -0.656 acres Less rtH v ia
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02

Jerry Simpson might give MT. Bryan few pointers on how to head of the rush of intending subscribers to his paper.
 The certainty that the senate will act favorably upon the army reorgani- zation bill, already passed by the house, has caused large number of applications to be filed in Washing ton by young men who would like to hold heutenant's commissions in the enlarged army. It is understood that President Mckinley will give the pre- ference to those who are now officers in the volunteer service.
 Surely Germany goes out of its way to be ung,acious when it refuses to allow hermetically sealed cans of American sausage and other prepared &saks to be sent through the mails |
 itizens. The expense of this i ..<-s-S transportation would have
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
BIG BUG SHELTER,

Prescott, Arizona, July 5. 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
Application for a ?. ea

F. $ publication. 2. Nov. 7.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02

First gurncarion 0 ctober.24soo. W
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Is.@sa acres

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anNfFsTr.n NINE

r.-t--.N Oct II.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-20
Democratic State Platform.

We, the democrats of Iowa, in con-
vention assembled, rereby reaffirm the
principles of the democratic national
platform adopted at Kansas City, July
&, 1900, and without surrendering our
convictions OF abating our loyalty to
our national policies, we believe this
campaign to be particularly one that
should be confined to state issues.
sResolved, That the fundamental
principle of democracy, equal rights
to all and special privileges to none, :
applies in full force to the subject OF
taxation. The democratic party be-
lievas that the burden OF taxation
should be borne equally by all taxable
property. We pledge the members OF
the general assembly to formulate
and urge the adoption of such law
as will compel the burdens of taxation
to rest on corporate and Individual
property alike, without favor or ex-
emption of any interests.
sWe demand economy In the admin
istration of state affairs, the repeal of
the mulct law, the enactment of To-
cal option law, the abolition of offices
Of state printer and state binder, and
the contracting for supplies for the
state with the lowest responsible bid
der.
"We cordially invite all honest men
of the state to unite with us in secur-
ing.the enactment of these principles
into law"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-20

Wilkins would write story about. Her
father, miser, wa murdered and she
was accused of the deed, stood famous
trial and was acquitted. The murderer
was never found; it has been suggest
ed that he may have been revengeful
sailor getting back" at Andrew j.
Borden, the murdered man, for the
part he took in 1858 in Furnishing the
mutineers on the schooner Jefferson
Since the trial Lizzie Borden and her
sister Emma have lived quietly, devot-
ed to art and music, spending much
money in quiet charities
There's queer twfsttn most at the
Bordens. s.4ala thew BORDEN, the csnr
trail figure of the cohtroy ersies about
the cotton trade, is IA silent man, all
most morose. He has four times proved
himself benefaotor on large scale.
Once when he built fine boys club
house for Fan River youth.
Again when in 1898 he met propo.
sition to reduce wages by raising them
ten per cent.-though even the work
men were ready to aoespt 6xe pc,
cent. cut.
Again when in 1so0 he bought $3.50,
900 worth of cotton cloth in one pur
chase to keep the market up and t.
| prevent wage cut. He had done pre-
cisely the same thing in 1897.
Yet, though the men trust and re
spect him and are grateful to him, he'
i not a popular character Nohadv'.
dream of calling him Matt"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-20

force of circumstances which no
party could control, accepted and
adopted the old democratic policy Of
territorial expansion, it entered upon
policy which is the enemy of tar
if policy. Expansion and free trade
go together. A severe blow was
struck the republican policy of pro-
tective tariff when Dewey's guns in
Manila bay gave to this country the
Philippine archipelago, and whom the
war with Spain gave us Porto Rico
and paved the way for the ultimate
annexstion OF Cuba. Free trade has
been established with Porto Rico,
and free trade with the Philippines
must follow. 1t is inevitable. Ex-
psnsion is an entering wedge which
must eventually drive asunder tho
tariff wall erected by republican Leg
islation. The tobacco and cane and
beet sugar and rice and fruit grow
ers may succeed in delaying free
trade with the Philippines, as they
have delayed for time free trade
with Porto Rico, but the time is not
far away when trade will be as free
between the Philippines and the
United States as it is between the
| states of the American union. And
the time is coming when there will be
free trade with Cuba also. The logic
of events will force free trade in 9th
er directions"
The only way the people will ever
get any relief from the tariff tax and
the extortion of the protected trusts
is by revising the tariff on the demo
cratic principle of tariff for revenue
only large enough to produce what
money the government requires
economically administered. Protec
1 ton is the mother of trusts and must
90 the way of all monopolies.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-20


"oh. you're quite right" said the
second man with an embarrassed
little Taught. mine is bust
ness view. My shop overlooks
Erie Basin, and I've made about
$4,000 renting windows to people who
want to look at her hauled out. If
next years race is on the other side
I'm that much out"
The interest in the big visitor is
almost incredible. People with no
idea of the points of yacht stare at
the naked hull of the Shamrock, or at
some abstruse move in her equip
ment, as if they knew all about it..
It's the sporting instinct.
Some 20 men wear the Upton uni
forms, upon the Shamrock OF her
tender, the Erin. They have good
deal of time free and roam at will.
They own the town. They aren't al
lowed to pay for anything. AT Coney
Island a group of two OF three is
sufficient excuse for thousands to
gather. They are piled with ques-
lions about Shamrock. They couldn't
answer II they wished The sailor
men know only by shrewd guess
work the dimensions Of any sail or
spar. II they knew they would not
tell. You couldn't buy one of them
with big bride. They are all
sports too, and they came here fol
the sake of winning quite as much as
for the money.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-20
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

IF Hanna is elected president the
,nonogram-initials of the United States
will more fifty than ever constitute the
dollar mark.-St. Louis Republic.
"A Terre Haute man is prosecute
ing two fellow worlmen for provoke.
They called him Mark Hanna. The
plaintiff ought to make out his case.
indianapolis News Qnd).
The kind of reciprocity the farm
ers and manufacturers need is some
thing real and practical. They are
tired of paper promises and orator
ical fustian and ombast.--Philadel-
phia Times.
Within the republican organizar
ton and acting as strict partisan, no
man can strike really effective blow
at the trusts, which have the support
of the administration, of nearly al
the recognized leaders of the party
and of perhaps not less than 90 per
cent. of all the republicans in public
life. On the other hand, the demo-
cratic party MS practically unit in
opposition to the Observation-Disclosures
Times.
The republican leaders know
that they have good cause to fear the
resentment of organized labor. They
cannot point to one instance in which
their party has stood on the side of or
ganized labor as against the exactions
and expressions of the trusts. The
steel s+rilse-.s. agican yY. injurious TIC
I the republican party. 1t is SO beoSoes
organized labor is fighting the trust
in that conflict, and the republican
i party is the creator and defender Q
the trusts.-St. Louis Republic.