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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-28
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Gated in the state, having been graduated
last year from All Saints school (Epis-
copaD Of Sioux Falls.
The arrangements for christening a
warship are made by the builders with
the approval Of the navy department, and
this case is no exception. Miss Herreid
has always lived in the west and Is a
product of which it Is proud.
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and flowers by Rev. Mr.. Feetham. Miss
Irnla Sanborn played the wedding march.
and little Ethel Eastman carried the ring
in a basket Of roses William Caldwell
was best man. Miss Lillian Buck Of Elk
ton, S. D.. the bridesmaid, wore white and
carried pink roses. Miss Mabel Starmer
of Stewartville was maid Of honor, and
her gown was of cream crepe de paris.
and she also carried pink roses. The bride
wore white silk, made in 1880 fashion,
with a yoke of lace, and her bouquet was
of bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. falling went
to st. Louis and will be at home after
Aug. 1 at Spring Valley, MINI.
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IOWA
HIGH FIGURE FOR LAND
81, 800 Paid for a Ninety~Acre Tract
.-... near Mason City.

MASON CITY, IOWA.-Two- Observation-Disclosures
acre land one mile south Of the city limits gives
an idea of the value of real estate in this vicin-
ity. Today the American Brick and Tile com.
pany purchased ninety acres Of land adjacent to
the Odd Fellows home for $4,000. They pur-=
chased it for the vast deposits OF clay, which en-
Dennison purchased 200 Of similar land
for $145 acre.
A new candidate for governor is in the field.
He is none other than Colonel L. 3. Raymond Of
Hampton. brother editor J. l.. Long, of the
Russell Union, has suggested his name in q
strong editorial on the subject.
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second but awarded to Blacduck; ladder climb:
ing, Blackd1,ck won, Hallock second, Bemidji
third; seEyice vet test Blaekduek w9n Haloek
and Bemi iii a tie for first, Blacduck second ;
relay race. 600 yards Bemidji won, Hallock
second, Crookston third.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-28

MoNTEvDEo, MINN.-while men were en-
gagged in removing the old railroad bridge today
to make room for steel bridge, the fore
man, Barney Boudreau, fell from the top, almost
forty feet, to the water below, which is deep
and swift. He saved by c. r. Mills, editor
of the Commercial, who happened to be near,
and who jumped in and brought him to shore.
He was injured by striking timbers Of the bridge
in falling, but will recover.
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CHoKIo, M1NN.--H O. Teare, vice president
respected resident, died yesterday Of cancer Of
the storlach.-Passionists Fathers of Philadelphia
are holding Catholic mission in st. Marys
church rfis week 10
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HASTINGS, MIMI. W. snock, cashier at
the Milwaukee sta ton. has been promoted to
agent at Menomonie, Wis. he is succeeded by
D. A. Crinklaw.-Mrs J. A. Fress of Seattle
and Mrs. J. B. Smith Of Minneapolis the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Gaenp.
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STROKE WAS FATAL
Death at Taylors Falls of Mrs. Carl.
son. a Pioneer.

TAYLORS FALLS, MIr,N.-Mrs. Carlson, aged
So mother of Pete Carlson, sustained a stroke Of
paralysis from which she died. She was one OF
the old settlers and highly respected.
Ed 81. Folsom was for the fourth time In
stalled worshipful master Of Zion lodge, No. IS,
A. Il. and A. NJ. George W. Seymour is secre-
tary, an office he has held for quarter of a
century.
town the past few days, special train sbeing run
for their accommodation.
Taylors Falls will have the largest Fourth of
July celebration ever held here.
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FossToN, M1NK.-Rev. F. G. Mormon Of
Brcokings, S. D.. has accepted the passionate of
The instailation service took place on sunday,
Rev. 0. Refsdal former pastor Of the church,
assisting in the service
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GRINNELL, IOWA.-Bert Dickinson, wagon
maker has received notice from worlds fair
guessing concern that he has won $1,003 in
contest. Dickinson submitted fifteen guesses at
10 cents each. Two of them drew $500 each
and QUE drew SO.
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LA CROSSE, W1s.-La Crosse is infested
with burglarrs. Dozens Of residences have been
entered but none of the thieves have been
apprehended. The residences Of 3. l.. Strouse.
Colonel F. A. Copeland and DR.. W. A. Powell
were entered in one night.
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ELDoRA, IoWA.-Rev. J. O. Lemon Of the
First Christian church has resigned. He is the
clergyman whose sensational marriage to l6,
all the country.
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CLAREMoNT, MINN.-The Bank of Clare
mont owned by Blanch Way & Co., has failed,
with liabilities of $4,000. A meeting of the
creditors is called for July 2.
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RUSH CITY, MIMI The intermediate meet
ing of the ST. Paul presbytery was held here
with about dozen clergymen Of the district
present Rev. T. II. Moore presided.
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TWO HARBoRS, MINI .-Donaldi Nicolet an
italian miner. % years of age, fell under the
wheels of car and was killed.
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wADENA, MINI Marshal Naylor was
stabbed four times in the right while trying
to arrest VIII Northfoss. former clerk of court,
who has become insane. Naylor is badly In
iured. ~.
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ABERDEEN, s. D.--Francfs Lee Shadduck was
Killed BY being tagsya fsetn buggy His skull
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ASHLAND, VISA three days celebration of
the twenty fifth accession of Father Fabian
Rechtiene to the Catholic priesthood closed yes
terday., 1t was participated in by Bishop schwe-
bach of La Crosse, Hugolmus and Floribert of
St. Louis, Cyprian of Chicago: and twenty-five
other priests heading procession Of 1000 men,
bers Of Catholic societies.
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CHARLES CITY IoWA.-A daylight robbery
was attempted at the home of II. Dunnng, but
the robber was frightened away by neighbors.--
The republican county convention will be held on
Thursday.
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sAUK RAPIDS, MINN.-Rev c. j. Swain
of the Congregational church preached his fare
well sermons at this place and Cable on Sunday
have been much helped by his ministry. He
has lately been called to the church at Excelsior,
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sTEwARTvHLE, MnH:...-.George Vail,
n,ent during the Spanish.Am war died at
the homA Of his father. ]. 3. Vail. this morn
ing.
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MILWAUKEE,, wIs.-Albert G. Bade former
supervisor ;. Of the seventh ward, against whom
upon the charge Of petty bribery and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $500 serve six months
imnr1sonment
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HASTINGS, MINN.-Samuel Mallory o,
Lakeville and Miss Nellie Livingston o.
Pennington have been licensed to wed.
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FROM MAYKISG.

corr-.psssrnre II ne nix s,oac Gap Per.
Nsyking. Ky. Aug. i.--Augast esme in
With piesssSt ranshine. aud refreshing
showers % rain. which will survive the
corn crops
Mrs. John Adam. an esfimable old lady
Of Roekbouse. died Monday after brief
illness. She ~ss well known here.
Misses Ada Blair. Apaehie, Okls.. Ter,
aHd Maggie Webb, readers Of the Posr,
we're guests Of Miss Ida Adams At Crafts
vile, SATURDAY.
The Webb Steam Saw Mil will, il is
reported. be moved 10 the headwaters Of
Elkhorn Creek in the near feature where
the proprietors have large contract OF
saving.
Miss Ada Blair and her brother. Who
scrived "Wednesday from the West, spent
several weeks in st. Louis seeing the
sights OF the great Worlds Fair. They
are perfectly delighted with the sights of
tbe big show.
Dr.. X. ;. short. formerly Of this county.
has arrived from Virginia with his family
aud will shortly locate here
Prof isor. teacher Of the Upper Bottom
Fork School, a most pleasant yorug gen
tlcman, passed here FRIDAY. enroute 10
Nhitnsburg on business.
Edward Hall. Of Norton. who visited his
relatives here last week. returned TO his
home Monday
The Post CORES pondeni has just return
ed from Elkhorn Greek. and while there
The truth Of the story Of the Bclled Buzz
zard was Investigated. 10 was found 10 be
reliable ia its extreme. Some Of the best
citizens Of the vicinity viii testify to the
truth OF the matter.
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snds Of white voters "a each district are
disfsasehissd- Tsis is not 80. There -ss
no intention OF DISTINGUISHING a sing's
~hits man. aud the sgares do rot hear
out their statement
Mr.. wysor's speech -ss elegant and
hDished throughout, but his snes, touch
was At She close when he called upon all
friends Of right and justice. good govern
rnent and fairness. Democrats
agd Republicans. 70 charge
spon the polls in November and win a
great victory. He pictured The scenes at
Msreugo, When Napoleon. thinking the
day last. commanded the drunmer boy 10
beat retreat. The boy did not know
how TO do this, but did kno~ how to beat
the charge. which he did. leading Nspoi-
cons army to a great victory.
Mr. Visor closed his s7ecch. having
made profound impression aud set his
hearers 20 thinking.
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payment Of pot; tan before voting. He
said that is vas intended 10 aisfrspshise
ths poor white men.
They say 'sismp voted ios nrgve.' ]
-ss not the only one. Every delegate
from the Southwest did H. We did not
vo,e for negro az a matter Of choice. .
Col. siemp closed his speech by introduce
ing
HON. J. c. NOEL
AT the request Of Col. slemp and your
COMMITTEES speak to you for few min
uies. You have been shown that
whenever high tariff policies
prevailed. We have mad prosperity
and thai whenever low tsria policies pre-
vailed. hard times foliowed~
The speaker thea paid his respects TO
the negro question in series Of counter
charges. He stated that Richard NJ.
johnson, vice president. under Martin
Van Buren, bad a negro wife. and re-
counted the various appointments to ofiiee
Of negroes that ths Democrats have made
HON. X. ". BLAIR.
Al f.io. Mr.. Blair, Of Smythe County,
began speaking Mr. Blair is graceful
speaker and paid glowing tributes 20 Mr..
Mckinley. Mr. Roosevelt and Mr.. Hanna.
he claimed that Mr. Roosevelt took ur
the rcins Of government where Mckinley
laid them down, without jar in the mon
ey market ora change Of policy.
He ridiculed the discussion Of negro
question, and said the issues OF the cam
paien are the money question and protec-
ton
Mr Blair spoke rapidly Tor nearly halt
an hour and closed with ~ appeal TO The
voters % support the republican ticket.
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FROM SERGENT.

c.r-.roai.aa. af Iie Dis Stone cop ra.r.
t..-il-,t i''- 'l '''n
'"' CO." AUG '"iN crops iooA
ismse,rr.
-..l
49,. paw, '"'i'
'''i"- '"' past
MARS chh ha, been considerably NI
i'' 'e'e'ni a"'-
NJ. % '.,''''.1' Nl'h 'h,
...'.l ~. t..-.. '"' ''''
N'"f' Nn"A'"lc travelling man.
pa" i-'''" escape neaf here ia-t seek
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r..
N, .' Zoe SURVIVORS
n.t i'',''s "-in'ia NcNo. icul
.'''l.' ,", la"ri' oi 900
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COUNTY CHAlRMEN
TO MEET IN BRISTOL
Democratic Congressional
Committee Calls the Meet
ing For August 18th.

PuAsNL Va, July 2S.-The
Ninth Congressional Committee met
at Pulaski City, yesterday snd organ
lied by election Hon 2. +. ST. Clair.
District Chairman, and appointing
Mr.. >. +. Wysor, secretary 10 the
Committee
The Committee discussed the gen
efal plan OF the campaign and called
meeting of the County Chairmen
of the Ninth District 20 be held in
Bristol. Va. August 10, 1904
The Committee thinks the outlook
Is favorable. So far as the members
Of the committee have learned there
are no dlssenSions in the party.
Chairman st. Clair has establish
ed headquarters At Pulaski. and the
campaign will be conducted from
that place
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a recent aumbef Of the Army and
Navy Gazette gives the location Of
more thsn seveR haadfei SALOONS
which have beea established in the
i@mediAte vicinity Of army posts
siace ,he abolition 81 the esateen in
1891 Neither the Secretary Of War
nor the eommsadaats Of posts eau
exercise any Authority over the ga
icons. whose owners caa aud do sell
the West II .ntoxicsnis 20 soliiers
Thi- - net sn asgameut ior the res
sosst'oa a. the eanteen. bat shoald
he ssrong reasoa fer a demand up.
On She government for ample pro-
ieeiioH for the soldiers sgsinss 6eec-
ing by the men engaged ia she vile
fFshc a srms Posss.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

The Boston Courier ia its leading
editorial last week says.
IL has come % be- generally accept
cd that thc year of Presidential
election mast bee bad year Tor bus
mess. There is probably a good deal
of superstition in this belief. but how
much? The New York manager of
John Wanamakcr's. who ought 90
know what ho Is talking about. saws
The menane, .o called. ol the pre,i-
ieatial election years 90 business in
general. 10 seems 60 me. i~ greatly eN -
asgcratei The condition of the
country at the base is sound and our
prosperity J., not likely 90 be upset in
any such way speak ior the gem
cral movement in merchandise. which
Is. after all. the test OF real coudi
uons. lu Wall Street. of course. "a
great many fictitious values are per
hap~ disturbed. great many bub-
oics arc pricked. and much sawdust
has rnn out of the dolls, but the great
commercial movement 90 the country
Is not So easily disturbed. can re-
member n great many Presidential
wears since / have been actively en-
gagged ia business. and my exper-
fence tells me that The country at
large has little TO fear. There are.
of course, times OF great excitement
which we all recall. bu, even at such
times our government is so happilv
arranged THAI precipitate action on
any one point is impossible" Every
one knows that general business has
not been good for a year past and
thar 10 is not good today. But the
conditions SO Ear surely have not been
affected by Presidential election
which is TO come next November.
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THROW AWAY THAI
Ret.

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,i.tin .f......
terin ore .f ft.
sna saitfo Nave l...
exemplary lad. Bis ..f
living iu bis c-.rH
brought 90 the hos a
were iaundiccd vit. t..a
had taken into bis st.ita
ings were excurcaf.- ilt
died, he said pitiflI, 3 ta
Who smoke cicarets .Hss w
These warning uorl- .oll
peated. bv parents aud lls.l
shom they know Co. Dee #. dad
Var ruin.
Young mau with flai "a
mouth. do YOU ever .f.alaf
ara laying the fouuiat.aa,i
% froYcrtv and miscr.r
Mr. A. tolss |
Jog in a dowu-toua siar
s. GOA week Sic smokes
"pets a dav. which aaol.
week. or 5000 per u..ta
The ctb.- l...r-
90 start ma i.n.in,.lr be.
ace .tvn ,.,rs ,H brfl
cent Nv c,n.rse. b.
-Srn,cs. ~, s,, -
cv.~l esietlr remsrl.f
lie Looked AZ me f. ..stsl
ment for few minnie. tssa 1
fnr Fir,liy le.ffr. .r.r
nqt the memor.rlum boo ts
said. "l'u do il
Not long AGO Iva. ..Ifns !
ola wealthy merchant Hsl
ed for clerk. and ut. ned
applicant when ] entered
so von D,ink ,..3 iasa
place. ehfu he asked iht 4
.Cap van 6s.sr. corr..lI. aal 4
handy"
"Yes sir
.sDo Won live ,tbou-
yes sir. tbatis narroft.ta
"Ah. not alwaysf Where. "A
Down town. viii neeia'
DO Won smoke"
"A little nov and thea
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-03
AFTERNOON.
HON. J. L. GLEAvEs

HON. !. l.. GLEANES.
Aii.i5a good sized audience. composed
Of the voters Of the county. vas present
ssd Hon J L. Gieaves. of wythesille. be-
gan his speech. he called attention 10
the progress made IN Wise county within
the last few years and 10 the prosperity
Of The country and claimed it a. a rssui;
Of Republican policy "Over forty
wears. ssid the speaker, "out Of The 6ny
ycsrs Of her existence 40 party. the
Republican party has been 90 poser.
when We met in Chicago, ~e did not
meet az disorgsnirsd mob. We we're
united and resdy Tor business ANY one
could have written our platform. q is so
simple and be- issues are OF such age.
"l challenge an' man Co .hou mo q
hioich on either Of our candidates. polit-
really. soc.aiir or othcr-i.c"
Here the speaker characterized Mr.
Parker. the Democratic candidate. o. a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-03

IHE telegraph was bora on May
j. ls4S. and isjust 90 years old. ON
the day mentioned. Prof. Morse re-.
ported by telegraph from Baltimore
20 Washington the result Of the
Wing convention which nominated
henry Cisy tor the Presidency. Ia
Is estimsied ROW that 100, 900. 600
;eiegrems are sent every year in the
United States. sud thst in all the
world they amount 10 20o. 000. 600
day. thousands Of them passing IN
def the seas aud oceans al roand the
globe
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hf All means we should have two
Federal Courts each year At this
place. Il is hoped that the next
Congress will 30 arrange IL.
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FOR SALE.

225 acre farm. with room brick
house. large barn. and other i'm
provements One mile south Of
Bristol Address
or A. e.. DAVIS.
j. Il. CHILuEEss, Knoxville. Tenn.
Bristol, Tenn iune2
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Tue Quilted State. is the only great
nation ia the world that spends more
for education than for war: that the
chief concern of the thoughtful TODAY
not respecting the one per cent who
attend college aud univerities. but
with regard TO the uinety-nine per
cent who attend our public schools:
that these viii rule. and To have good
laws we must have good citizens: and
1t Is foule 10 base our common school
System in college OF university train
ing lie would have the masses to
study sacb branches as will meet life's
necessities aud these branches. he
says. are reading. writing. spelling.
arithmetic, geography. grammar
American history, drawing, and the
underlying principles of hygenic ply
siology LET US see that we build
our pyramid from the common school
upward Let Us provide education
hrst OF all for tho Sc who can never 20
beyond the public school ."-Er-
chdaye.
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The Death Penal

A little thing someline'
death. Thus a mere scIaien.
cuts. or puny boils have -
penalty. IL is wise 20 na,.
Arnica Salve ever handy -
Salve on earth and viii P'e''-.
when Burns, Sores. OlcsH,
threaten. Only IS cents 81
Drug Store.
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$500 Washington. ID. c., Re
turn, August II, 1904.

o. above date the Forfoik aud Western
ltaiiasy eih rau special excursion to
Washington. ID. C. leaving Bristol z a. M.
biueheid s.o5 a. M. Rate So 90 fram eth
er point. Tickets good both going and
returning ga special train only. Train
Will leave Washington ca retarn trip II
2. M, August i9fh. 1894 thus giving two
whole dsvs Ia the Capitol CITY. Or chance
10 Visis Baltimore, Philadelphia Or New
y ork. tor pleasure or business FOR tick
els and Information, cali on agents Of NoT.
io'k aud Western Railway Or write T. A.
Tact, Excursion Agent. Roanoke, Va.
". r. Bsvuu.
General Passenger AGENT.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-03
Hon. ,. L. cieaves. Col. Slemp.
Hon. J. c. Noel and Hon.
r. W. Blair for the
Republicans.


trpdaccd ihc speaker Of the day for the
petnorta'-. Non J e.. wysor. After
fca comriin,ntar, remarks upon bis in
iroau,iion. Nt Wysor began t~o hours
speech. eloquent and rcplctc ~ith logic
sud vit
ue said 20 come NOT 10 bcsto~ some
thing J aspire 20 represent the good
state oi Virginia in The Congress OF the
United siaics, the greatest country on
the fa.e of The earth Some will ask.
Who are vous
81 sm iawyer.a member Of a rcsNecia-
bic profession
ID tm opposed 10 imperialism.
Ram "a lcacrsouisu Democrat
90 say give the United State. govern
mcnt bog poser prescribed by her COM
stitntion. Geo mort.
''l am TOR conservative revision of The
taria. We sli believe iu indirect tax. but
the system of tariff for protection alone.
iormcflt very low. increased more and
more until uov 30 Is very high. does not
poe ANYTHING into thc cofcrs Of thr gos-
eminent % goes INTO The pocket. OF ~r''-
thy corporations aud tru.i. This doo-
noe make prosperity Prosperity BE- BOB The
.'''' '" ''''"' m"-''' ana 900 Intelligence
Farming Implement, and many other
manufactured ARTICLES are sold cheaper
abroad ihsn 't home Is that not au iri-
luitsr 1he farmer Keep. thc balance of
''' '"'''' f'' h' 'n- Deb ii'i''-
"'' i''"''- own i'"i''a more
'''.'' '''' 'N protected Industries. SCI
''' ''I''''''n ph'N proposes i' 's''"d
f' GOD ''' present ''''i' .''''" oi 'aA.
''''" DO "ep"D''''n p'N'' - 3" Doe
'' poo '''''' therefore Che Democratic
arc ''' ones '' make revision.
~ '''- point zoe ''eaN'f pa'a Dos come
f''''''' '' ''' ''''' .''''h'''' made N'
''' ''I'',''' OF 'D' N''''N. Tree. "ho
''-i 1'''l N'- '''''l'n speech
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col slcmp took the stand aud spoke
Tor about thirty minutes he thanked
che audience for their applause aad for
their votes Of two wears ago. lie then
said ~ want 60 see whether, after the
two speeches yoa have heard you can
diaw distinction bctween che two
parties Ne then gave an outline Of the
history Of the tariff Legislation and drew
his conclusions. lie said. I'VE make
mere a. home than &c can use We don'i
pay the tariff. We force foreigners 20 pay
the differences between the taria price and
the normal price You dou's pay one cent
direct tax" said he. "Now then where
are We today, Ifyou vote the Democratic
ticket. What wilt they DO fos you aud your
wives sud your children What have the
pemocrstic representatives done for you
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