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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
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Es NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. TEL 81.
RESIDENCE BARGAINS.
U~.gooseven rooms. sewer, water. gas,
l6I Corby street. snap.
taEe home. $50 Decatur street
G.&00o61 u. &th street. one-half block
frDm car line. seven rooms, all modern.
fine OAK finish, choice home.
tAho4oQ-siN rooms, strictly modern, fine
brick harm, paved street. stone walk and
iron fence. one-half block from motor.
A-Bo0-north Of Park, Hanscom Place,
sight rooms, strictly modern. very hne
repair, good plumbing. me furnace q
BARGAIN.
B,z0N1IM South s1Et Ave. ten rooms,
handsome interior finish, hot water heat
best Of plumbing, well built; an actual
bargain at the price.
~nEN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Ny CIGAR tobacco. lunch counter ana
pool room al 18th and Ames Ave. one
Of the best business ocadon m the city.
party wants 70 leave city VIII Be sold Al
. bArERtn ~ II HOlbrook -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

a.OsaOo-e-room cottage, good repair. 3
blocks from car.
S76aO0-e-room cottage, new roof, newly
painted. 3 blocks from car.
G5OO0-s-room house, good place for dairy.
S3o00a2 vacant lots. Walnut ELL. large
piece Of ground, just the thing for a
home.
SOC. feet on n. Path, at Locust
street. Buy before street is improved, cut
II into lotB and double your money. =
These prices nave not been advanced. All
are bargains and can be bought on par
tial payments. G. E. TURKIN9TON. 6OS
Pee. RE-2Sl 3
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

"
ALFALFA LANDS
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
THE ALFALFA LAND MEN,
FOR SALE BY

-
T. A. Burnett. director Of Nebraska Ez-
pertinent station, says: II NehraHka
had 5N acres OF Alfalfa meadow for each
as q live stock state. and every acre Of
this land would produce twice as much
profit as land tn corn"
ALFALFA LANDS
DAWSON COUNTY.
16O acres at N2b0 No. ass Forty acres
ready to seed. balance hay. Nile from
10 acres at pan. No. 1Sse Part in al
tslfa; al cultivated: good buildings; all
so acres at x6W No. r1o VIII cost $
100 acres at ns1n no. zsss. Mne from
town; ten acres waste land; balance
I'D acres At SS25. No. 200. Raised good
corn last year; ready TO be seeded 10
$40 acres at H7.&. No. 2sm- Level and
some already in %alfAlfai all ready to
Gao acres at slEoo. No. gSs4. Finest kind OF
Alfalfa land, mostly ready to seed;
$50 acres at 5000. No. 2sss. Not an acre
waste; All ready 70 seed; in grain hast
year; no buildings
and 80 acres ready for alfalfa: a hne
farm. close 70 Lexington
1s0 acres at 5000 No. 2seS Wei fenced.
soil. mostly cultivated.
40 acres at s1-m. No. 2o09 Rundown
buildings: nice creek: mostly ready 20
seed: fine place for an alfalfa feeding
go acres at s.2OO. No. sos Wei fenced.
falfa 100 acres pasture.
$50 acres at $3.50 per acre. No. 2eG. Soil
is the very finest, tenant cut 8 tone Of
alfalfa 10 the acre from IS acres last
year. well improved
15O acres at S26M. No. 200. No buildings;
finest kind of soil, al under ditch. all
cultivated.
IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
240 acres at $500. No. 2Ss5. On north side
Of Platte river. 3 miles west Of North
Platte; side track on land; irrigated and
level; should all be in alfalfa
SEND FOR ALFALFA FACTS"
II you want to join our next excursion
west send In your name at once.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
THE ALFALFA LAND MEN"
RE-ss4s
IMPROVED farm. 500 acres. Il mile north
La Platte. sarpy, county; easy terms:
hotel. Omaha. Neb. RE-MsOO Is
WILLIAMSON, fFa arash sir. e. l'O'
RE-sp
FOR sALE-rwo houses. southeast corner
9th and X streets, South Omaha, s1.fOo:
28th and u streets. South Omaha, large
DQllQlnSs TtuIt eou per monLn. price KAN.
corner Esd and p streets, South Omaha. s
rooms. price 5000. W. T. Graham, Bee
Bldg RE-9zs 10
ERo0M, all modern house. West Farnam;
sdl east front. lot. pavement ali paid;
owner just completed house and com
PEELED TO leave the city; must sell. 5000.
HARRISON & MORTON. N. Y. LIFE.
RE-Mg76 -
A CHOICE home. built OF pressed brick.
interior beautifully finished. square mo-
sale tiled hall, porcelain bath, steam heat.
barn, carriage house. shade trees, large
lot IS feet front; very fine residence loca-
ton; close In; this property cost the for
mel owner over AS,O00 and can be sold
81 q decided bargain for cash VIM. X.
Potter, receiver Omaha Loan and Trust
Co., 203 Brown Blk RE-MIs
FOR SALE. 94h-acre farm, five miles
northeast OF Council Bluffs, SIS per acre.
Osborn & RoosR, Weston. Ia RE-Ma0
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARM for rent; good s0-acre farm. A. J.
Pierson, BU n. 10Th 81. l46-gs
ro1 aENr-HotusEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Z. A. Burnett. director Of Nebraska Ex-
pertinent station says: II NehraHka
had 5O acres OF Alfalfa meadow for each
acre nov planted IL could lead the world
as q live stock state and every acre Of
this land would produce twice as much
profit as land In corn"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

aEoRGE a WALLACE. real estate. mort
gAgea. rsntals. Insurance. Brown block
HE-fS
I HAVE Z Of the nnest lots An west Far
nam district on Ath st. north 81 Par
nan. SsH SCI shsss or sSile e yosr
81 vary l0H prtcea see ne before you
I'd o. Hamilton. builder, N g.
I'M 81 hE-AlS II
SPECIAL BARGAIN: choice la-Acre farm
niles from Shelton. Neh., web i'm
prDyed; tWo sets OF buildings l0 bearing
Apple uo1Gs Can EiFo possession nghf
away Prise, ~ On easy terns DAVID
Nssb. shelton. heb RE-A10
~ You want one a the incest Nroom
homes IN Hanacom Place ] vii give yea
bargain Owner lef1 city. Mnsf sell
~ 6hnrUOoa 81 y. Z. l. Bag
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

NICE HOMES. NORTH SIDE.
Aalo are q few specially attractive houses,
ali near the 1fth street car line:
SIX ROOMS ON n FLOOR only G.SA.
Nearly new. and a pretty place South
EIGHTROOM MODERN HOUSE, on
Maple. q very desirable place al a very
e~eseszzsls price Owner leaving city.
ANOTHER EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE also
on Maple. block east Of 24th, with a
nne mante1 ana crate Price. 500
We have lots o. Others.
PAINE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Main Floor New York Lfe.
RE-1Es
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

FARMS.

s-acre tract, hne bottom land emooth an
level. g7O.0o. one-half cash. Snap.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

In addition to the above we have a long list of i'm
proved property and fine residence lots. Call and get on
of our catalogues.
H OMAHA REALTY COMPANY,
1901 Douglas St, Upstairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

& SON

Have bought 10 acres IN HALCYON
HEIGHTS, only three blocks from stree
car, south of BENSON. No city taxes
VIII subdlvide into two &acre tracts ant
sell next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
Gay for only $3.50 for each b-acre tract
members of Real Estate Exchange.
A p. Turkey q SON,
444-445 Board of Trade.
RE--MRa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

xxDe FEET. fronting east on Miller park
boulerRrd and west on 2lth street, 5000.
8 ACRES North 2lth street. this side Miller
park, snap, xz.S5o
DACREs on paved road. 7 miles out, good
Tor truit gardening or dalrytng. I.zN.
10 ACREE II miles out, 1880
I'D ACRES near Bennington, $4,000.
4Ae ACRES near Elk City, S9,E0.
90 ACRES near Gretna. S1h,0o.
CITY PROPERTIES.
II PER CENT GROSS INVESTMENT,
within Z blocks OF court house. rental
a PER CENT Gross INVESTMENT. two
troom modern houses. near 18th and
barney streets. A.o0.
q III CENT GROSS INVESTMENT. ;
houses. near &sh and cHss streets. price
s6nck stores, nats above. 10 blocks from
). o. rental a.zsS per year. price su.o00.
l4s south 18th avenue, b-room house. lot
sex1eo; obtain order from once 10 inspect:
n W. corner 18Th and Center. s-room
house. lot Uxifo feet, SNAP, $500.
Q-room frame FIAT building south part Of
- rental SD yearly. price &.50.
u south nth 81. 6r0om house. lot b0x1G
feet. asphalt paving paid, G70a
ia and u5 North 18th 81, lot eox140 feet.
paving paid. cheap az E.7n
nSfpum modern house within II bIocks west
e. city hall. rental $50 yearly, SNAP.
~ Pierce 81. with house, price n,s5O
- Franklin 81. Groom house. high and
eFn4ly. near car lins, a-GA
10 Grant ST. 9 rooms. city water. Q.0a.
f1zlU feet near 18th and Chicago, N.30.
. Feet east front on North 11tk ST. near
JOHN n FkANzER OPP OLD p. o.
RE-HF- q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

FOR SALE my substantially built DWELL
ing of seven large and beautiful rooms,
well located north. near 3 car lines. with
gas. porcelain bath, sewer. hot and cold
water, etc; large barn. with city water.
First conner gets II at ESQ. Improve
ments alone cost S,5Oa. Address V 81.
Bee. RE-4m Q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

FOR RENT. Groom house. city water. Ils5
s.. 18th ST. SIS.
House Of 5 large rooms. city water. corner
18th and Pierce. S4.
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1900 FARNAM.
9oT o
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Attention
Farmers

Choice 50 acres improved, IA miles from
Gretna, Sarpy ounty, Neb-, for $500 II
taken quick. J. H Johnson, y. y. Lara
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
24O acres at $500. No. 2SB5. On north Hids
Of Platte river. 3 mites west OF Nortl
Platte; side track on land; irrigated and
level; should all be IN alfalfa
SEND FOR ALFALFA FACTS"
II you want to join our next excursion
west send In your name at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

$50 INVESTED In our company pays big
statenent shoNfng how SO earned $40.
Seymour Coles q Co. St James Bldg.
New York city. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

HOW 500 averages $50 monthly profit II
you are looking for n speculative, sound
and very profitable investment send Tor
particulars showing how we make &o0
average $50 monthly in a carefully tested
and thoroughly proven investment. NO
sensible investor can afford to overlook
this opportunity, as Il iE the most sue
cessfui money-mnldng proposition ever
offered. Highly indorsed by all. Ray
mond g. Co., 1896 Nassau St, New York
YES -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

RESTAURANT, one Of the finest in tbs
city, doing elegant business; best location.
hrst-class furniture and fixtures. Tor sac
reasonable. Owner going east. j. H
johnson, N. Y. Life. H-A6
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

land. $3.50.
10 acres west Dodge St. on macadam.
level. H,I6O.
10 acres 6 miles from P. O.. $500.
THE BYRON REED Co. az s. 18th ST.
RE-s900
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

40 ACRES 2 miles west of Benson; ali
under cultivation; good buildings; just
the place 10 make money.
II BYRON REED CO., az 8. r ST.
RE-aeS 8
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

An ENERGETIC man with good business
EXAMINATIONS can secure managerial pO-
eiuon with Ohio corporation C~apitRlfzed
for t250.O00- must come well
and be able 70 take stock in company
during term OF engagement, from 1000 20
Gy60o; same 70 be taken I'D at expiration
OF agreement This company Is composed
81 the representative business men OF
SALARY, G.600. and liberal COM
mission Address Howard y. Kemp. Sec
Rotary. sphar Bldg, Columbus. Ohio.
Y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

@20.15 IN cash on every account OF
$500 invested with us from August J.
1901, TO February Is. 1909, inclusive.
Smaller accounts earned pr~oportionately-
Dividends paid promptly every two weeks.
Send for booklet and official reports
showing you how you can double your
once and be in receipt OF a constant in
come. American Ctock Co. uncD. Mas
sau-Beekman Bldg, New York, y. s. A
Y-22e p"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
THE ALFALFA LAND MEN"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

AN investment of $50 averages 30 per cent
monthly: no chance of loss: full informa-
ton sent showing how 10 make Idle
capital earn a good iDcomet profits paid
semi-monthiy. Stewart z. Jackson.
Downing Bldg. New York Y-2f6 y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

9 45e-s IT. west front on Nth. near Daven-
port.
. sOO-se n west front on 18th. near Ban
croft.
70-@ n. north front on jackson st.
near 18th.
sOo-N. W. corner 18th and jackson. esz
12-
n.50-EAch. two lots facing south on Far
nam. between f1st and 42d.
8 soe+s n west front on 18th. near Dor
cas-.
n.4gA@ n east front on 18th. near Center.
) Sb-N e corner 18Th and Decatur. 60x
9p-s. e. corner ssd and Parker.
$o-N. r. corner 22d and rankin sta.
u.SoC@ n north front on Cunning St,
near 9TH.
. 7OO-e IT south front on Pierce St. near
. 15e-subJscf to taxes. n. e. corner Blonde
and 90th sts.. 36x1S.
) 1bo-2Sh n south front on Burdette, be
tween 18th and a6th.
: 160@7 n north front on Patrick ave.
west of 18th 1t.
: 15o-EAch. two lots. a. n. south front on
Burdette St, between Ath and 9Bth
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
TAX DODCNC IS STEALING.

Chicago AHieFlran.
Men long ago found out that the,
could not eoanIve at the breaking
It one law without weakening all
laws whatsoever
Cheating the community Of it,
taxes and burglary are on an exact
moral level.
Bribung public officials to be Grim
inals Is a somew hat dirtier and lower
crime than picking pockets or steal
ing doormats.
We may be perfectly sure that #
we proceed on the basis of punishin9
burglary aud ignoring tax-swindllnp
we shall not only have great deal
Of tax swindliHg, but a great deal Of
other crime too, for that has been
the uniform experience of society.
The example of lawbreakers that
are left secure against punishment
because they happen to be prominent
or have influence is one Of the very
worst that can be presented to any
community. II lowers the entire
moral tone, affords plausible pre-
text to those that are continually y
preaching disorder, and gives text
to the bowling anarchist.
The just and equal enforcement Of
the law is the foundation Of demo-
cratic government. When we get
away from that we get into a state
where differences Of wealth and
social conditions are recognized
which is an organized arlstocracy.
Something may be pleaded .,
times for the common thief de
fective education in bad surround
ings, lack of opportunity, poverty ol
starvation.
Nothing can be pleaded for tn,
rich, easy-living. well-edueated tax
dodger who swindles the communit,
not because he needs the money, bu
to have little more to waste upol
his extravagances.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
ThS Big Stock Show.

lhere Is unusual interest this year in the
International Live Stock Exposition which
"Opens in Chicago Nov 18th continuing pu-
IL Dec. 9th. According 10 reports from
Chicago, the entries already exceed all pre-
vious affairs OF the kind and there Is every
N ni,cation that the show wIll be the great
est ever held IN this country. Special at
,eation is being given to the range cattle
feature aud western men are more than us-
ually interested. The Denver and Rio
Grande has made an open rate ot one iare
plus ~ Tor the round trip from all points
on the system. Tickets viii be on sale
Nov. 3oth and Dec. LIST and 2nd final limit
leaving Chicago ON return, lec. sth. A
large number OF stockmen have already
announced their determination Of visiting
this bug show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
RAILROAD NOTEH
To Ca..-.ss CA<-S

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sseE sicss. agsst % ~rsss sor particulars
10
tsEoatsE \ AIIEks.
e,enesai Agani b'srilagI,.n Eoass. ps,.ses
G to.orallo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
THEY DISAGREE WITH HIM.

Labor unions make the venerable
president of Harvard very tired
He remarks that
1.-The object of the union seemed
to be to work as few hours rs
possible. produce as little as possible
during that time, and to receive as
much money as possible for the ser
vic given. This attitude was IN eff
feet nothing more than a constant
fight against the development of
manly instincts. | have a profound
contempt for any man who does not
choose to labor every day Just as
long as his strength would permit .
President Elliot is a sample of our
modern Cleveland Hanna type of
Americans. Is there Or is there not
danger Of Imperialism with such
crossbrained thinkers in high
places?
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
Ca Rate to ChieAs~

The lenver and kio Graade will make
a special rate Of one fare plus " for the
ronnd trip TO Chicago fos the International
Live Stock Exposition, Nov. 3hh and lAsc
lst and 2ud, with n final limit leaving
Chicago Dee. sth The International Live
Stock show is the greatest in tine world and
this year it is promised that it will be
larger and greater than ever before. Spe-
cial attention is being paid to the range cat
tie exhibit and with the unusually large
premiums being offered, there will be a
strong competition from the west and m pre-
than usual interest in the event. See your
ticket agent and engage accommodations
early.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
RAILROAD TAXES SETTLED.

The ss.st .easepf ns..sss e.sfse rhf
ess4s s.s>-.,ssss- ssa sns h a X y.
railroad sss e4-.t~ In fal IT the
1871 tsx wisl D. S.rloas-ls reg.sa--c
IA the es,s.nas- II ~aeasea to ~ sEe
v.srs II ss~sse-s Jaag ascrt ~nep ths
rosa- hsd ~ ~ tse rhFes; .sd sserS
ee.sss ssxrs1t ~ss i.Asls to g. fes
Years snvs.d. tue sceeols h. ss-
y-ssassd AID ee.4Ufy ha.nee generally
asm,rslExed 10 t..Ae ~esi coasla s~
xossen- At .e.S>s that y the Jsaa
mes; 1t the con- aa.--sessrs say.;,srt-
ed ~ nearly al business a.eu. Tn.
sms1ut paid u about xsyo greater
Hnsn ths, road : tax IN 1870 u r.
~ large a proportion IT increase a
the g-sple It the coants pad eve'
1880
" tn all this the NswslC Aapso>
t~sl'eses ., ~ hoid-uv game par
aud ssmple GA the part Of the rail
roads. u deserves no better name
han eemmoa robbery.
THIS question # railroad taxation
Is one 1T the great problems If ths
sation. II must be- settled pretty
soon aud settled right. We shai
nave more to say or the subject from
tIme to time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
Iasernsssoaal Stock Sho~.

Ihe International Lave Ssocs show .;
Chicago up-ens November z'th and eo..
sIBses until D,scsaal,a 6th. Reports iros4.
thicago are thai Il vii b. tise greatest show
ever held ia this country sad probably The
grsaies; va the world. tNira eiiofts sre be.
Ing nsae to accommodates ths large naa-
0er oi entries Inch aEe greater shss year
snan ever ueiore Ihs Harrington Route
vii make a slrsoial rate oi one lsEe Plus ~
tor The round srip ior stockmen desiring 10
-aie November 30th aud D'sceaIber lst and
Ind PIMA limit icaying Chicago Dscem-
Der sth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21

Record Stockman.-A.M NJ. Carpen.
ter, . popular Colorado stockman, sr
rived At the Denver yards from Gun
nison with several cars of stock cattle
that he has placed on sale. He says
that the ranges are in very poor con
dition on account of the drouth-tbe
worst that he ever saw. The round
up has just commenced aud shipments
Of cattle to market will oe heavy a.
esttfeDes are compelled TO send their
cattle out Of the country as there i.
no feed. Ranges that are usuall,
saved for spring have been used and
are nov barren Of feed, besides water
is SCARCE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
Vulcan Locals.

Times.
The Telephone was moved into the
Times Office Sunday.
George Rine berger and family
moved into his house on Capitol hill,
Monday.
II. F. Bender moved into the Hine-
baugh house next the boarding house
Sunday.
Harry Weiss has improved the ap-
pearance of his residence by replacing
the plain door in front with g,ass
door.
A. Hartman was out from Gunnison
last Saturday TO inspect the Dutcn
Girl clsia ard was we'll pleased with
the showing.
W, II. Turner completed his annual
work on Beaver creek properties and
left for Hueblo Tuesday, Before
leaving he informed a Times repre-
sentative that he would return in Tho
spring and continue development work
on the Beaver, sinking the shaft to the
level Of the creek and opening up the
ground TOR systematic exploitation
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
Winter Resorts

in the South, Southeast and California are
most conveniently reached via the Colo
RADIO Il Southern Ry. and connection
through Fort Worth, Memphis and by
way of the new Dalhart III Paso Route
Especially low round trip rates will be
quoted and sleeping car reservations made
on request. Write to
L. r. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21

MANY people have been waiting
for just this season for the buying Of
things they have needed for some
time, perhaps, and which they must
have now IN order to insure comfort
and protect the health. There is
much in every stock that is worth
presenting to the people in general.
There is much that makes the peo-
pie feel that the goods are going to
be desirable and well worth the price
asked for them Every merchant
has some way to get at the ideas of
his customers and every day there
are new ideas to give to the buyers
that will make them appreciate the
goods and the way the store is pre-
senting them. 1t takes persistent
study to be able to give to each ad-
vertisement the timely interest
which will make each buyer recog-
nize his needs and each Garner of
wages understand that the place for
buying and the place for saving is
the place where an effort is made to
move goods and to provide things
which will move.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21

Education" says the Montrose
Enterprise, is a PAM acea for all the
ills of the race" Isn't that claim
ing too much. Education never
made a bad man good or turned a
wicked heart from evil. That is
education in its commonly accepted
sense of book knowledge. Education
of the heart is a different matter
but that rs unfortunately not much
taught IN schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
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set its seal of approval on the Thrioe-A
Week World, which is idely circal.
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the Union and wherever there sre peo.
pie Who eau read our mother tongue.
This paper for the coming winter
and year 1908, will make its news
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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21

This week we enclose a slip to all
subscribers, containing complete elee-
tion returns of Gunnlson county
precincts this year. Preserve it. 1t
may come handy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21

The forces Of progress will never
ke successful until they get together
aud stay together. This idea of
half dozen little parties in Colora-
do, one crying for this moon and
another for that while republicans
rule the roost strictly for corporation
benefits is absurd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-21
BADLY MISTAKEN,
Delta independent.

Delta Indefendent.
The nonsensical clacque of the
democratic boosters about Wolcott
lost John Griffith many votes that
would have gone to him. Ed VOL
colt has not been, Is not now and
will not be a candidate for Teller
seat in the United States senate. the
maudlin rawlings of the democratic
editors to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Sol Do you still stick to that
idea, brother republican editor?