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, 1903-03-26
A Remarkable Case.

One Of the most remarkable cases of
a cold deepseated on the lungs, causing
pneumonia, Is that of Mrs. Gertrude e.
Fenner, Marion, Ind, who was entire
ly cured by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure. She says: 1.-THE cough
ing and straining SO weakened me that
I run down In weight from 14s to 80
pounds. tried a number Of remedies
to no avail until l used One Minute
Cough Cure. Four bottles of this won
derful remedy cured me entirely Of the
cough, strengthened my lungs and re-
stored me to my normal weight. health
and strength" For sale by Laramie
Drug Co.
, 1903-03-26

few, it was quite natural that he
should think of Miss Barth more or
less. He had, to tell the truth. rather
aualyzed her. She was amiable.
though with a pretty spirit of her
own. Clever in many ways and we'll
read. He liked to talk with her, for
she was sympathetic and had the rare
and precious gift of a sense of humor.
Yes, he liked her better, perhaps. than
any girl he had ever met-but-and
that was a serious matter-she had
absolutely no appreciation Of china
beyond mere prettiness. and she vas
siockingly Indifferent to intaglios and
worries and bronzes.
NO" he said to himself, ait would
never do-never in the world"
But it showed that at least he had
considered it.
Nevertheless he continued his visits,
and his liking for her did not dimin.
ish. Once or twice he found the man
named Symes there, and on those oc.
casions he went away feeling vaguely
depressed. At last he invited Mrs.
Barth and her daughter to inspect his
%curios, and they came.
1t would be hard to say just how
many times HOLSTER was chilled and
disappointed by the girls attitude to.
ward his treasures. On the other hand,
1t may be said. 1t would be hard to
say how often he experienced differ
ent emotions altogether. But he had
kept back until the last the Venetian
vase. He banked on that.
Now come over here" he said. az
you don't like this. -" and he
showed it to her.
Genuine admiration sparkled in her
eye. oh" she gasped. THAT is love
~"
She stretched out her hand to take
it, in much the attitude of the Eve.
and in that instant her foot slipped on
the rug that covered the polished floor.
There was a slight crash, a musical
jingle and the vase lay shattered in a
thousand fragments.
For the smallest possible space OF
time HOLSTERS face changed. Then
in perfectly even tones he said. as she
involuntarily stopped, Take care. The
glass might cut you" Then he add
ed. meeting her dismayed look with
a reassuring smile. Its nothing. 1t
was a pretty thing. but I've lots OF
pretty things, though l really don't
believe you think so. Please don't feel
badly about it or l shall be sorry in
deed"
Two days later Hollister was in the
Barth parlor, and Mary came to HIM.
holding out her hands impulsively and
with actual tears in her eyes.
"Oh, Mr.. Hollister!" she cried. II
want to tell you. That vase-I saw
Mr.. Binney yesterday and he tod no
that he believed it was dearer to you
than anything you had. And | broke
it! And you were so kind and good
about it! l can't begin to tell you
how 1 feel. /"
He took her hands in his and drew
her gently toward him. LET me tell
| you something" he said in a voice
that shook slightly. ut was a thing
/ cared for-perhaps as Binney said.
But when it smashed l give you ny
word l did not feel a pang. Do you
know why that was?"
She was rosy red and her bosom
rose and fell quickly. mo-" sh. re-
piled.
at was because l knew then what
was the dearest thing on earth to me-
what made everything seem small and
trivial in comparison. You are all l
care for in the world, darling. Can
YOU care for me?"
And the look that she gave him .hcn
IVES answer enough.
, 1903-03-26
Can't Keep It secret.

The splendid work of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills is daily coming to light.
No such grand remedy for Liver and
Bowel troubles was ever known before.
Thousands bless them for curing Con-
stipation, Sick Headache, B~iliousness,
Jaundice and Indigestion. Try them
Csc at Charles N. Settele's Drug store
, 1903-03-26

The Republican has made careful in
quiry from ranchmen in various sec
tons Of the state during the past week
and finds the loss of stock will be lit
tie II any above normal. Coupled
with the fact that plenty Of moisture
makes much grass and grass makes
fat stock, the news is particularly
pleasing. This ought to be a great
year for all Wyoming industries.
, 1903-03-26
CHEYENNE COUNCIL GRANTS
FORT RUSSELL WATER RIGHTS

A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil Of Cheyenne Tuesday evening con-
firmed the grant to the military auth
critics at Fort Russell of the right to
use the amount Of water required at
the fort, as requested by the war de-
partment. The request was granted, as
under the new reservoir system now
being established at the headwaters
of Grow creek, the city is assured Of
an amply supply of water.
, 1903-03-26
FRoNTIERsMAN DEAD At
LANDER POOR houaE

Henry Percy, an old frontiersman
and pioneer stage driver in Wyoming
and California during the gold days
there, has died at the county poor
house at Lander. Piercy was judged
insane two weeks ago, but died before
he could be taken to the asylum.
, 1903-03-26

An Oshkosh woman yawned for
three days and then expired. Here is
a suggestion worth remembering.
When a woman shows symptoms OF too
much talk, give her a yawn. in the
hope that she may take the Oshkosh
rOufe
, 1903-03-26
THURSDAY, MARCH rs, 1903.

Mr.. Bryan will not let go. He now
aspires to be chairman Of the demo
cratic national committee. Let the
man have it. The republicans are not
Directing.
, 1903-03-26
BATTERY OF ARTILLERY

Orders will soon be issued for the
transfer of the Twenty-second battery
Of field artillery from Fort Douglas,
Utah, to Fort Russell, near Cheyenne.
This change will be made because OF
the fact that Fort Douglass is over
crowded with troops.
, 1903-03-26
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.

UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
In effect at the Laramie station It
the present time:
West-Bound.
Leaving time:
N. 1, Overland Limited. 1:60 T. m
NO. 3. Pacific Express. ..11:1O q m.
No. 5. Mail and Express. e:45 pm.
No. 1O1, Fas. Mail........ 1880 n m.
No. los, Pacific Express. 6:16 p. m.
East.Bound.
Arriving time:
No. 2, Overland Limited. 1886 .. m.
No. 4, Atlantic Express. ...11:3s q m.
No. 6. Mail and Express. ..11:16 p. m
No. 1902, Fast Mall. -. S:4O p. N.
, 1903-03-26
II do not look as
though I ever was


SICK"
When q woman b sick she falls off In
looks. This Il particularly the case
when she suffers from diseases peculiar
TO her seq. Not only 10 her strength
undermined, but abe loses beauty OF
sface and grace of form.
IN Il ehafsctefisic Of the cures OF
,v6mxuly diaeases effected by the use OF
Dr. Piefce's Favosite Prescription, that
Nth restored health there b q restora-
Ton Of good looka -.
wFavosite Prescription establishes
regularity, dries weakening drains, heals
inAanmstion and liberation and cures
fonaae weakness.
Viii g tkAnk . lr The GOOD your medt
eenao hove doae De,s Wrifes Mn. Mae Brown. Ct
Cantoa. Fultoa Co., MA AZ vas troubled with
.S0ale An ard doctored with several diff.
fpTent docfoen. They d3d not seem to help me;
N6ped I euk vore an the Tine. ] had ulcefa-
~ nnd 6apetacemenk Of the ntefuA What !
0afTed 10 tongue can tell. I hsd heavy bear:
sieey1ov. pslns a.d thoaght ny bach would
~ isn.. me &, Z - Sesi s:a 4 Z ~ fs! 81 gre fre.e ii aae'
81 ohree u toosfea Me(inl Discovery, ! am
aAmr r. Vefl - der. Mas 6eea alrnoA two
SSem s1d 4 Nv ~ no retnrn o( the trouble.
~ fiends I'd, - I dsat tooA . Though ever
~. Pierce's coumou Sense Medical
Edvissr, paper. covers, y sent free on
seceipk a n cbeleent eanpe to pay
expease a mailing os!y. Address d..
q v. Rssscs, hEIa N. =.
, 1903-03-26
CLAIMED TO BE HUNGRY
AND STOLE FOR FOOD.

Black Bull and Curly Allen, the two
Arapahoe bucks arrested three weeks
ago for stealing live stock on the re-
servation, have been discharged by the
United States commissioner. The men
admitted the o~ffense, but claimed they
we're starving and had to have the
stock for food,
, 1903-03-26

Everything II in the name when II
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. 3. c
Dewitt & Co.. of Chicago. discovered
some years ago, how to make 4 salve
nom Witch Hazel that 10 . specific fo'
Piles. For blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding Piles, eczema, cuts, burma
bruises and all skin diseases. DsWfttl
Salve has no equal. This has given rise
10 numerous worthless c~0untsrfeats,
Ask for Dew1tt'sAthe genuine. Fol-
sale by Laramie Drug Co.
, 1903-03-26
BIG SALE OF COPPER
MADE At NEW YORK.

Despite lower quotations made on
the New York Metal exchange for cop
per, 1t was stated yesterday from that
city that the United States Smelling
company sold nor than 1,O00,0 0C
pounds of copper at 1855 cents d
pound.
, 1903-03-26

Spring Suits for boys just received
at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1903-03-26

This famous remedy puts the stomach and
digestive organs In a healthy condition 50
that rich, red blood Is sent coursing through
the veins and arteries of every muscle. tissue
and fiber throughout every organ Of the en-
ire body. and by Natures law of health. full
strength and vigor Is soon restored to each.
Kodol cures Indigestion. dyspepsia and all
stomach disorde-s.
have taken Kodol for nearly two months
after each meal and it Is the only remedy
that gave relief from the terrible pains |
endured. After a time | would take 1t but
once a day. and now. while | keep a bottle
handy, | seldom need it, as it has cured me.
MRS. J. W. CooLBAUoH, Milo Center, N. Y.
Kodol Dieests What You Eat.
Bottles only. Sl.oo Size holding az hines the trial
size. which sells for so cents.
Prepared by e. o. DsWtT q co., CHICAGO
For sale by LARAMIE DRUG CO.
, 1903-03-26

OH location blanks At The Republi
can oGce.
, 1903-03-26

something New Eastbound.
Three thro' trains to Chicago every
day.
Via Union Pacific and Chicago, Nil
waukee & st. Paul line.
Folder on request.
C. 8. WILLIAMS,
Commercial Agent, Chicago, Milwau
kee and st. Paul Railway, LOG
West Second South st., Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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/ , ikts " Oltho TUX liE ftDl-lDA > f,
And the finest line Of Candies and
Candy Boxes
DON'T FORGET YOUR GIRL
: = = + + = , - ++ r r
cHAs. kEARHEY.
FOR EATABLE MEATS.
2o2 West Main street.
- , + !. = = + IT, -
". c. KENDALL & CO.,
The Most Complete Line Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
phone ?, 311 West Main STREET.
I. :. 4 = i. !. , = :. :. : = = = +
LEATHERWooD
For HERALD SHOES and Anything
in DRY GOODS Always fer Less.
t13 East Main Street
+ 1. !. !. = :. !. = = i :. = = !. !.
LoWENsTElN,
THE CUT MILLINERY HOUSE
to2 East Main Street
= + !, !. :. :. = + = !. = = = I. :,
LYNN THE SHOE MAN.
Thanks for the trade already receiy.
ed, and ! thank you for more.
1877 East Main Street.
+ + + + T. + + = + 49, *% >
MADDEN, SYKES g. CO..
Thankful for unstlnted patronage OF
all Ardmore
ONE PRICE. SPOT CASH.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
+ : + I. + + + + + = + !. 1. I. =
J. q. MANSFIELD.
Here's wishing merry holidays, a
prosperous New Year and GOOD GRO
CERIES ALL THE TINE.
!. 1. + + + r + 1, = : !. 1. + = !.
MOORE & LANDRUM.
Grocery Accommodations at Eat and
Lave IflCeS.
POP A Street N. (.
T. = + + + + + + + + + + > = +
MecHAREN & WEBSTER.
Don't forget us. under the Morgan Ho-
tel
Phone 2o2.
+ + + + + = = f. + 4 + = + = =
NOBLE BROS,
HARDWARE AND lMPLEM EXITS. |
226-22s West Main ST.
+ = = !. + + = = = = + + = + =
w. a. PAYNE,
GROCERIES AND FEED
of all Kinds,
100 West Main Street.
T. + = + + = Z: + + + I, + r + >
PENNINGTON GROCERY co.
GRoCERs AND GRAIN
DEALERS.
Long Distance 'Phone %.
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once Next 20 the First Nat. Bank.
= . l.
r,pzs,, ,ve-rne - ,,,, ,,,y
Fruits. Nuts. Candies,
q COnfectonerles and Chill Supplies.
13i Eas, Main Street.
. nN"9e'
any part Of the city
NN''o0N'eASne ~
can always buy goods as cheap as any.
where.
THE RENDEZVOUS.
-.
Give the Kids chance the old folks
MOVES & NICHOLS, Props.
FREIGHT TRANSFERS.
l. .
An old razor and a keen one.
A smooth shave and a quick one.
1. . . . .
Da,.zo oor
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and Builders Hardware
= = 4. = + = + = !. + + i r = -.
WEsTHEImER & oAUsE.
The BLUE FRONT Merchants
80 = - - +++s s++
W. s. woLvERToN & SON.
Abstracts OF Title, Real Estate. Tnsm
ance Loans
e" - r !. = = = !. :. = = :. -.
JOHN WILLIAMSON
For Harness and Saddles
225 West Main Street
49, - 4+% > -
WHITEmAN BROS. co.
Wholesale Meats, Flour Fruits and
Produce
: = 4. = :. + 4 T. = + 50 -
GEORGE TUCKER
For tender Steaks an '"7,pdng Roasts
21s West Main Street
+ = + + + = + T. f. %sSs -
TYLER & SIMPSON co.
LEADER FLOUR"
: = = *>+*+ +*4*s+
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO
First Door West of whittlngton Hotel.
:: = + + = = = = + + - 80
c. p. VAN pENeERe.
Lumber, Shingles, Mouldings. Lime,
Cement. Etc.
NJ South Washington Street
+ = + + = = = = + = = = = !. -
A. c. YOUNG.
The last ON the Sheet and the first In
FURNITURE
= = = = + = + = = = + = = 80
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Thanks for Il HEALTH AND PLENTY
Holiday Greetings From Hustlng Business Firms
Who Your Trade

l. eooeR,
THE MATCHMAKER
2t2 Wee, Main Street.
@+++ +%%s@
BROADWAY CARRIAGE SHOP.
Does Buggy work
D. T.. ALLEN, Prlpgietor
ia Broadway, Northeast
Z = = + = + + = = = 80 . =
BURToNpEEL DRY GOODS Comply
The big store that diYides.
Follow the crowds 10 tho
profits with It's customers.
Big Reduction Sale NV on.
ONE PRICE. SPOT CASH.
+ + = = = = = = + 80 -,
w. a. BYRD & co.
We are tho people and mus b.
respected
Gents Furnishings and Fine TalDrs.
1906 West Main Street.
= = : = + 4. r + = + I. = !. =
CALIFORNIA JEWELLERS,
RELIABLE wATCWIAKERs
tt2 West Main Street
= = = + + = = 4 z = I. = r = +
BoTTLlNo WORKS
Brcwors and dealers IN
BOTTLED DRINKS
In Wholesale and Family Quantities
South Side East Main Street
=. A. 4 A. l. 4 T. -. T. l. =. .. = =.
Comcnt. Lime. Btc,
:. 4 4 = A. . \ ). T. . :.
0- W."
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on, e,.hool u,or.
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CITY FISH MARKET
~" : -" ''''' , ~, ~, =, 49,. Cy,,
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s,ewers and t,,,,le,s q, yo.,ts beyer.
go,Lusu s,o, 4 Ca. prop,i.,o,.
our coal ana quality H. improving.
supply u nDt quito equal 10 tho &C.
mand
For Pure Drugs.
soi West Main Street.
Now Store.
ia East Main Street
Farmers loans specially
ia WcHt Main Street
and FRENCH DYE WORKS.
Only Steam Dyo Works In the
Indian Territory.
Phone 2o4. 10 w. Main Street.
A. j. FOSTER, Prop.
In the city.
I3o taB' Main street
FINS Cabinet work and Fancy Cut
houldlngs
2io-222 A street, Northeast
For First Glass Work
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-04-24
FIRST OF ALL THE evlcrIons.
Hasysrs Have veraion Of Espui'
sion From the Garden.

Among the folklore of tho peasant.
ry OF Roumania and some OF the ad.
Joining Magyar states OF eastern Eu.
rope In found the story OF the cSpul.
sion OF our first parents from tho
garden OF Eden. II runs thus:
When Adam and Eve fell God sent
Gabriel the Magyar angel. To turn
them out OF Eden ms punish men, for
their sin. Gabriel was received most
courtcousiy. food and drink OF the
best being set before him. Now. Ga.
brIcl had n kind heart and took pity
upon the poor folk and would not
accept their hospitality. remembering
his crrand. So he returned and
begged that someone else be sent to
cvict the sinners. aS he really could
not do Il. Then Raphael. the Rouma.
ninn angel. was sent and was re-
ccived as Gabriel had been. He. how
ever. was very fond OF good dinner
and so he sat dowr and thoroughly
enjoyed himself. The feast over. he
told the crring pair his crrani. They
at once began to weep most pi,cousiy
and beg for mercy. Their bitter sor.
row so touched his after.dinncr heart
that hc, TOO. returned and asked that
somonc else be sGn,. as he could not
possibly turn out the poor folk after
accepting their hospitality. Then It
was that Michacl. the German angel.
was sent. He was received as the
others by the trembling pair and
treated even more sumptuously. He
sat down and enjoyed himself Till the
last morsel of food had vanished and
there wasn't n drop of liquor left.
Then he arose and. turning to MS
host and hostess. said: Now then.
out you go. and be quick about it,"
Most piteously did Adam and Eve beg
at least for time. even reminding him
that he had partaken Of their bread.
All in vain. Thus 1t was that our
first parents were driven out of Eden
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-04-24
AS INTERPRETED BY JACOB.
Little Student Gives Original Defini.
tion Of the Word "Stiic."

She was conscientious young
woman. and in obedience to the new
education she had begun her days
work by teaching the class a memory
gem" Her next step was to dissect
the gem aforesaid. and discover just
how much of its hidden meaning had
been absorbed by her young hopefuls.
The poem under discussion was not
one filed with lofty purpose. being
merely vivid little couplet that dealt
with certain little man
who walked a crooked mile.
And found crooked sixpence
Close by crooked stile.'
81 wonder" said the teacher. ''it
any of my little boys can tell me what
'sixpence' is?"
Apparently the class was a unit in
the matter of not knowing sixpences
when they met them-ail but Jacob.
81 can tell you. teacher, what n six
perce is he said. st Is nine little
Indian clubs. and you roll ball at
them. and they all fall down.
The teacher helped Jacob discrimi-
nate between ninepins and sixpence,
and continued the analysis.
And what 1bes 'stlle' mean?" she
asked. Again there was silence
that could be felt, and again Jacob
came to the rescue.
"Stile," he announced, sis Fedora
hat, an tan shoes. an white pants.
My big brother Gus has it for Sun
days"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-04-24
For. Logan Military Maneuvers.

Denver. April Military maneu.
vers on the plan of the great mobili.
zation at Fort Riley last summer will
be conducted at Fort Logan for ten
days next August. Regular and state
troops will paraticipate and some of
the leading men of the army probably
will be on hand. The exact dates for
the mobilization have not yet been
agreed upon.
The commanding officer of the De-
partment of the Colorado and Adjt.
Gen. Sherman Bell of the Colorado Ma
tional Guard will have charge of the
arrangements.
It is the plan 20 have all of the
members of the National Guard in the
camp The regular troops at Fort Lo-
gan will also be a par. of the mobil-
ized force and 1t is probable that the
government will order a number of
other companies to the post from 9TH
er western forts. This will place sew
eral thousand men in the great prac.
tice camp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-04-24

and stretches OF landscape were not
yet blotted out and the air was full
Of the perfume OF the spring bios
soms.
In response TO Harold's request TO
be driven to Mr. Baldwin's house. the
lank individual whose vehicle he had
engaged eyed him with an air OF CON
doing curiosity. and said. under his
breath. as though the corpse might
s:ill be within hearing:
THE funeral was yesterday"
Yes, | supposed so'
IL Was decidedly a relief to Harold
that. without any fault ON his owI
part. he had escaped the ceremony.
He had telegraphed his niece taat he
should start at once
might you be related to the pro.
iessory' Inquired his conductor. en-
couraged by the promptness of the
reply.
For an instant Harold was puzzled:
then he remembered that his brother.
in'law had been connected with the
faculty OF one of the Western col
leges for few years as an Instructor
IN payslcs and mechanics: hence.
doubtless. the prefix to his Fame.
Yes. he married my sister" he an
sweFed.
Il want to know'" said the man.
Il want t0 know" he repeated. Civ.
Inc u flick to the raw-boned animal he
was driving. which. in point OF many
years and anatomy. was quite In keep.
iis with himself PITY. now. they
couldn't have waited for you. The
professor Is planted yonder." he
added. pointing with his whIp across
the fields. 't'qlhcr side OF the river.
May be you'd like to drly. round that
way" he Eaid, refining In his horse
with sudden jerk. Tain; more
than n mile on your beat
NO; I'm IN hurry to see the iIv.
Ing. You cant do much for man
after he's In the ground he added
phlIosop1Ically.
Il don't know but wha, you're right.
nistcr. never was great hand at
visiting graycyards myself Tidy
place. though. ours. Git up. Sandy:
the gcnticman's In hurry. I suppose
In this hot weather 'tain't easy 10
keep en- he continued. wishing. ap.
parcntiy. to find satisfactory cxpla.
ration for wha, would have seemed
,C him breach OF courtesy. In the ab.
ScEce OF cs;cnuatIng circumstances.
Ito tc contInucd.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-04-24

Denver. April i7.-Thc News. which
Is Senator Putt.rson's paper. this
morning says:
Formal notice was served upon
State Auditor John A. Uolmberr and
State Treasurer Whitney Newton yes
t.rday morning to refuse to draw any
warrants or to honor any such war
rants drawn under the Illegal general
appropriation bill signed by Governor
Peabody. The notices were served BY
Attorney Horace n. Hawkins. and they
constituted the first step In the suit
which tile News and the Times will
bring to contest the validity of the
fake appropriation bill.
The grave danger incurred when
bills are signed In blank by the prcsid-
Ing officers Of the two houses OF the
Legislature and afterwards filled In Is
revealed by nm examination OF the
measure ms I, has received the sigma
;urc OF the governor.
In several Instances the amounts arc
not the same as were agreed to In the
conference between the committee OF
the House and Senate.
The signed bill provides for two
clerks and s,cnogrnphcrs Mt $1,000 n
year each In the Office Of the secretary
OF state. making total expense for
the biennial period OF $1,000. The con-
ference agreement was for but one
such cmpioye at n salary of $1,000 for
the two years.
Although tho conference committee
agreed that no stenographcr should be
paid more than $1,000 n year. the bill
shows that the stcnographcr In the Of
flee OF the state auditor Is given $1,000
n year.
Another discrepancy is shown In re-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-04-24

New Orleans. April 1.-THE Ma
tionai Association OF Manufacturers
was addressed by Carroll ID. Wright,
who was present as the representative
OF President Roosevelt. He said:
THE combination has in IL all the
elements OF the corporation, for II is
simply an enlarged corporation. en-
bracing more elements. more factors.
and therefore II Is more powerful for
good or evil than the corporation OF a
quarter OF a century ago. But II rec
ognizes In its development an effort
to democratize industry. Like great
department store. IL democrstizes the
handling OF goods and enables the pur-
chaser to secure in one place all that
he may need In his shopping tour.
The great combination enables society
to secure its commodities on more
stable basis than under the previous
methods. Its evils are those OF man
agement. and not OF constitution.
These evils may be handled by law
and by society. We need not fear
them. for when the combination does
not seek the common good and does
not accomplish by Its methods and its
machinery OF production and distri'
button the welfare OF society. society
itself will take care OF the matter. II
Is the result of the development OF
the idea OF the associated force. and
therefore under IL industry has Sc
cured greater power than IL has ever
received.
Conversely. the single workingman
working by the side OF his employer
was his employers personal associate,
but as the employer developed into the
firm. and the firm into the corporation
and the corporation Into the combina
,ion. the single workirgman has de
vcioped along similar lines. He be
came the employe Of the Arm with n
larger number OF fellow workmsn
Then he became the cmploye OF the