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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

A candidate doesn't always stand on
the platform of his party-sometimcs
he uses Ii to lie on.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05
Old Map of Jerusalem.

A map of Jerusalem in mosaic over
1900 years old has been found il
Palestine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

rs your friend much OF an enter
tainer?" Il don't believe he ever en-
tcrtained an idea. even.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

Nice GIrl-Which IL the iuckicst day
In the week TO get married onT Cynical
BachcIor-t think it's safest 10 wait for
the eighth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05
Germ of Good Cheer.

Tact is the art of adjusting the
relationships between ourselves and
others.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

When a girI Is asked To sing who
can't she always explains that she mas
. cold,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05
propebitis Most Fatal Disease,

Bronchitis is the most fatal disease
in England, next consumption. and
then heart disease. pneumonia and
scarlatina.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

Don't be In too big a hurry to ex-
press your opiniOn-it may be cheaper
to send 1t by mail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

Many girl feels that she has lost
her heart when she has really lost her
appetite.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softcns the gums, reduces In
hsmmation, aliays pain wind cou. 25c bottic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

Few women are so gifted as not tc
care whether they are pretty or not.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

Tact IL the art OF doing things wfth-
out appearing to- do them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-05

The soda water business is apt to be
a fzZle,
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
fAss Raa,s Dsll.

Wao sGrese 0ag-oo0o 1Ay Vahs op
- esssltssssss - ~ faas' tAas IL
- - ssssssl - Aossins o.
sssa- rhsss = = Aosts tAea . T.
ssroissA saess vill - naAs - ~
railOas DAosasss - Asaasssrs ~
ht.a shso - pssvsas H. prspsas1
lsgialsssee. Two nAsAAs - Rsssi-
49, Rtp,sy q ~ sas4a 70 savs .
Aissss - . rsilvay peesaAssss N New
Y6st. ed II y kaswn this vas ~
49, sshtss u sAsir ossssasSso-Hsv
- 49, sAs ~ biIl - ssasssa Al.
ssaAy sDos - - spsss1 osasnsai-
eaHi4s With tie lssAaIs e sAs ssaa1s.
4 railway Lobby nay - sxpssssA -
the GFeas1 ths Ds0sss sbs stesastsa
sDsnss . Aa.0sssas aspsss. Il viii
camp q shs ssaaAs ed of she snpisel.
Ns:ees - yssts aay sc11os frsn oso-
grss Asriss The pssssns short ssssioa.
shoash tbsrs - hers possibility
that -tbs Rosss may pan the
Quarls.. Cooper bill or so1lsshins
like Il. merely for the parpsss eS
oidias Prssadsnt Roosevelt in ross-
Ing pablis ssntinent and 70 "pst
% up 70" the Ssnaes. Wall street
may indeed have ASSURANCE shss Co..
gress will never enact such Law bot
is 10 apparent hsre that . big Aght 10
oonins. with the outcome in Grsvs
doabt. Meanwhile some Of tue ken.
- obssrvsrs In the ooestry. and
amosg railroad men who are able 70
20 ~ bsyond their nosss ~ The rail.
rosd nanagers and Wall street Anan.
oisrs are making . great niseaks In
standing out aSainst the proposed ~.
fSorm-shas they are sowing the
wind. and may some day resp the
whiri-wind Of Tar moro drastic lssis.
latiop than any that = now proposed.
Grand Juuction Ban.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

The Pueblo Chieftatn has issued .
beautiful souvenir In the shape Of .
postal card folded several times.
with view Of the great sseel works
at night. Il 10 printed on card 6x90
and folds four times the long way.
which. whsn folded. 10 left in the
shape Of sn envelope ready for mail.
in&. Il 10 . good advsrtissnent both
for Pueblo and the Chieftain.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

The action Of the supreme court in
throwing out the vote Of the precincts
in Dsnver where bsse frauds have
b~en proven will change the result Of
the recsnt election 20 far ~ the o0un-
ty and city Of Denver 10 concerned.
II will insure the election Of the re-
pablican senators and representatives
a that ooanty, thus giving The rspab-
licans . sAfe majority In both branch-
- Of the Foartsesth Gsnsral asem-
bly,. II will mot aHect the election
Of Governor Adams however. except TO
reduce his majority. + Il 10 not ord
has never besn the intentions Of tie
rspublioans to ceaat Governor Adams
out. They sinply wanted to secure
oontrol Of tho Legislature. and jndg-
ing from the results Of the iuvestigA-
tion Of ste ballot boz. ssu1ing in Den-
YER they are legally entitled 10 shs
same. Al lsast that's The way II
looks to disintsrssesA psopls.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
use1es - oeselEhsaAsss.

T6s ssguaas asseal meeting sf ~
GooekhGo1ssS ef che 0sssl Oasoa l1sn.
~. 0ooliag - lsvsssDses aeasy
oe3l tano- p1aso - e33 Pibss pAaA
svs.. Yiessoes Oele.. - Tussdsy,
JaD1asy . Io0G. - O'Clock p. n.
~ - poSUeo - elSeAtnG
. 0aasd q Dtsss4sss Ter ~ sassiaG
year. as4 fss ths tfannncsioa of ss.ct
seAee bost0eo - ny properly oome
hd1nso 6nSd mosttng
p. r. HARPEL, Pres1dsps.
Plersaos. Colo. Deoe1bsr !. 1904.
s7A Vks
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

The Delta Dressed Meat company
which was organized 70 buck the
meat frost On the Western Slope ID
up against IL. and some Of the stock
holders, who thought IL would b an
easy matter 70 knock out Armour, q
al, have asked for . receiver for the
concern. A case Of saddsr but Wiser
men.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Heart Flutterlne.

Undigested food and gas in the
stenech, located Just below the heart.
presses against II and causes heart
palpitation. When your heart
troubles you in that way take Her
bine for . few days You will soon
BE- all right. 500. Tho Florence
Palace Pharmacy b A. A Hull.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

81 was much afdicted with scia-
tica, - writes Ed O. Mud. Iowaville.
Ssdwiok %. Kan. ''goins about
on orusches and suffering . great deal
Of pain. was induced to try Bal.
lard's SNOW Liniment, which relieved
me. I used thrce 80 cent bottles. It
10 the greatest linimsnt I ever used
have recommended IL to . number OF
persons; all express themselves ~ be-
ing benefited by It. I now walk
without orutohes. able to perform .
great deal OF light labor on the
farm 25c. 800. el.00. Sold by
The Florence Palace Pharmacy g. A.
A. Hull.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Cotton States Prosper.

The south 10 likely TO show mora
prosperity in tie snsaiss twelve
moaths than at my time in her re-
cent history. The reason Tor 1t IL
the fact that the cotton crop just
picked shows Ahrss quarters Of mil
lion more balss than ever before.
Though . bumper crop. such ~
this. 10 likely tc ous she price to the
grower. yet the events of Last year
will servs to keep the figure up. II
will be remembered that Mr.. Sally
and his frisnds who were noinerina
the market put the prioe to such .
point thas most Of the cotton milla
refused to buy until suoh time u
prices would readjust thsmsslvos.
Hence the market for cotton goods
10 In hns shape and there will Be
heavy demand for the staple that
will oparase 70 keep the market from
going TO pieces.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
cAanSssiaia's csseh Remedy
PIeasaat % Take.

IT, Assst quality u sraselassd
saans " uesd In the Daaslaceurs Of
Ohsabsxlais's Oossh Rsosdy. and
shs roots ussd II IL prspa'stioo give
Il Aavee sioilas 70 maple syrup.
nskiss II qsits pleasant 70 take. Mr..
". L. Rodsrick. Of Pooissvi!ls. Nd 4.
II speaking q shis rmsdy says: II
have ussd ChsmbsrlaiD's CosGh Rem
sdy with my children for several
ysas and can truthfully say Il ,s the
bsss pfspAratfoo OF the Kind know
o(. The chiIdr>n like 70 take it and
IL has no in3urioss Alter eject. For
sale BY all drssgises.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

u 10 tboaghs that General 4tIss
will aoospt the positisa which has
bsen offered hin By the dsnoofatso
governor .eleCt Of Massachusetts, This
will Be ample sxoass Tor hin 70 have
another picture taken
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Pneumsnia Prevsssabls.


It 10 astonishing 70 realize tltas On .
out Of every tan persons who die dur.
ing the mouths from Novembs1 to
April suooonb 70 pssnnonia, and
yet this was shown to b fast q =
recent congress Of speoialists who had
gathered accurate statistics upon this
subject. And the astouishinG part Of
IL 10 that this dreadful morality might
have boon avoided II the simplest
precautions had bosn taken BY the
victims. or II they had obssrvsd the
oomDon ssnss laws of hygiene. The
further aos VA also sseab;ished that
this dreadful disease 10 constansly on
she increase. notwithstaTsding our
batter understanding Of the laws OF
health and hyGiess. a.d our innu-
nerable ooetrivaooss tor the proven.
tioo OF dissass. Cripple orsst
Times.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Mr.. Carnegie appears 20 b % boy
giving libraries. etc. that rather
than waste two or three days cf bis
time in the matter. he viii paw the
Ohadwick notes Of several hundred
thousand dollars to which bis name
hes been forged without . protest.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
ODs a the oose s8eoatugtng eotnD
- eivilisasiss q laes 10 thae ths foeI
kallsrs a-s bscsotsg ssessafal.

II yousg laAiss wsss - perticalaT
In selecting hshsasds - they ass In
sslsosins their arso eoeAs. ths 1tvofos
evil night sot b assractiss saeh vide
ss>spe,oa. --Jaoss Bartoo 7AAa0A
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

In chat With Tony ". Mousll,
clerk Of Hontross county. who 1as in
town yesterday hs spoke of the tia
Ashenteltsf fruit ranch, the mos,
productive In Colorado which this
year produoed 3s cars Of psGoiiss In
one week. Totai shipmenf a pssuAsa
end spplss was shout 100 aoars besides
local salss and sarplus evaporatiou
end otherwise disposed Of. A IN
sxAmple u The enot1Aoas populatio6 q
'ffuit oountry will 'sapport. Mr.. lGsn.
ell stassd that TO ataks- cafe Of 1at
aores Of fruit hand On his rsnch 10.
qSired the service OF % people. =
0unnison News.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Out glass bowl. set Of knives md
torxs. diamond ring. gold wasoh.
Such gifts - these ara sure % be ap.
preciated. See T. II. HoWells and
get his prices. 87.s0
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Notice.

All persons who have received No.
tics Of not havins spsed. ne4 hand
shier notioe cards 70 8. q. KsIao.
coamiaioser. and they viii - s.
tssssa - = Hs41sg NJ. @. 0-O
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Open for Business.

& O. Hall hes his nav and second
hnnd score In the State hank block
open and ready for business. A
lasge nDe of heating and cook s.oves
md household soods in stock. sl.tf
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Cured Paralysis.

". 8. Baily. P o. True, Texas,
writes: my wife had been suffer-
ing i've years with paralysis in her
arm. when WAS persuaded to use
Ballard's Snow Liniment. which
CARED her all right. have also
used 1t for old sores, frostbites and
skin eruptions. It does the work. I"
$50, 800. q. 00. For sale by The
Florence Palace Pharmacy q 4. A.
Hull.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Coughing speil Caused Death.

Harry Duokwell. aged IS yeas,
choked 70 death carly yesterday morn,
ing Ut hts home. In the presence OF
his wife and child. lie contracted Z
slisht oeld . few days ago and paid
but little attention 70 It. Yesterday
morning be VS. siescd with ns Of
coughing which continued for some
time. His wife ssns for physician,
bat bsfors be could arrive another
oouGhing spsn came on and Duckwell
died from suffooation. st. Louii
Globe Democrat. Dec. 1. 1901" Bal.
iaftl's Horehouud Syrup would have
saved him. s6c, 500 And 81 90. Sold
BY The Florence Palace Pharmacy &
A. A. Hull.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Aasters Studio. VI. Main. Photos
15 csnts to elb par dosen. Asdallions.
photo pins, ,picspres enlarged. We
have just what you want. ss.sl
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Rockers -dressers and ranges must
be sold - I have 70 vAcate Jan. lat.
8l-n b. J. Ponder.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Fall line Of Nsehanisal Toys as
FrneauR's. si.6
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Ali the Late Ohristnas Books at
Frueauf's Bros. S1.H
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Only Makes 4 Bad Matter Worse.

On1y Dau Aaeee5 Wuase.
Perhaps you have never thought Of
IL but the fact must b apparent 70
every ono that constipation Il caused
BY aiaok OF water In the system. and
the use Of drastic oathartics like the
old fsahionsd pills only MAKES . had
matter worse. Ohamberlaips' Seom.
ach and Liver Tablets are much more
mild and gentle In their effect. nd
when the proper dose 10 taken their
action 10 20 natural that one oAn
hardly realise It 10 the effect Of .
medicine. Try . IS can't bottle Of
chem. For sale BY all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

TAsD wanting Pbeeos AsisAsa ~
Xmas nust harry. We naks Be-
sons, Msdallioas N three sav1ss ane
salafgaaats. AZ RiAshart'a sisdis.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15
Fur6, Furs At Austins.

From now on you oan hay fun n
. great discount. Have big aecsk
and want 10 ssll. Get our prices.
si-sf
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Automobile Livery. Oar carries
four passspgsrs and driver. Phone
3oS black. Ed Oorrysll. or leave orders
1t Gibbs Jewclry Go. 67.tf
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

Have ycs tried Chandler coal, oall
Millar, ''The TrAns1er Man." Phone
IS. 7S.H
The daily tribune., 1904-12-15

G h. ANDREWS. lls santaFs avenue IL ready
- 70 receive patieDts fpe the sTobaceo Care.
eltAee saaokinf O. chewing. Warranted, also
tor the e0re of tenpefanee; parties can b
trsatsd aAd erred rigAt hers b Floesnce and
not HiO . nsal. Csefsspoodenea soaielbsd.
Al sosse oeoA6MAiAl. 01no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09


@eiroit barf man n4nateiis" fir
Elm unbsbinst ii4eres Sdmorrboibens
Seilmittel ertldren. Gs fdafft iofort
nah ieiner ginfiibruns in, ben Sib
bes 2eibens Ginoeruns. unb bas
idlkblife Refultat 1T bic polltomz
meme Seilung. Gs III bic grfinbung
zines erfabrsnen Ir3tes unb ipirb bon
ben anselebenIten Wsbiainsru .empfobs
len. Seit 25 Sahren bat es iid burda
aus beipGbrt, unb tein anberes bon
sleider 5siltraft 1T porbanben. Cine
probe 1T tofenfrei gu habsn;
man braudt nur g. Hsuitdbter &c 60.
8or 1916, Retp=glort Gitp, 3u abreiF.
rem. Die .9(nateiis" 1T in alien Npos
tkfen Su haben. preis 81.
(WpMtSr .9&Wl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

nad 2undop bur9 petins gefomz
men. 8on Sunhop rnarfhiren iie
norbtpdrts. iiber bic erobeMauer bin=
aus.
petersburs. 8. mdrs. = 5ier
berrfdt betrdhtlides Mibtrauen binz
iidtlid Der Saltung gbina's.
Sofip. 8, Mars. = nnseadtet
Der Sbatiade, baB Rublanb, ipis
man bier fpeib, auf Gbina .inen Druid
ausiibt, INN bas @sbiet fpeitlth bonn
0iaozJlub neutral gu ertlGren, blsibt
Sapan bod rubis. tueil es ben Worbez
bait ssma4t bat, bab, iollte RuBlanb
bieier 0prtbeil ge5tattet tperben, Sa>
pan ireeno ipelden 9beil dineiifden
@ebiets, Der fir feline Operationen
ftrateaiib notbpenoia 1T, benuben
&uffif DE GrfaB9ei 10 az
Der.
PETERSBURG, 8. Wldr5. = Mb,
miral Wirenius' @eI6paber tpirb i'm
Suni na9 Gabi5 aufbreden, ipp iiA
ibm bas Sitiss@eidpaber ansus
fdlieBen beabiidtist. Die 9orpebos
bpote tperben fd na9 9flsisr beseben.
Trantrei9 barf neutral
bleiben.
Yaris, 8. MGr3. - Der peterss
burger Correspondent bes .Gdo be
paris" telesrapbirt, Sr. aotoipapfp.
Der Sinanaminiiter, bate in sinem
Snterpien ertldrt, Der 3rise tonne bic
rufiifden 5unbs nidt NeinfluHen.
Die iiingiten paniten an europdifhen
8Orien lpGren unseredtfertigt eeipez
fen. Muf bic 8efiirhtuns 8eaus nebs
meno. bab Grantreih in ben 8rieg
beripidelt iperben m0ss, iaste er tpeis
ter. Hublanb tpiirbe alles in feinen
ardften febenbe aufbieten, um cine
ausbreituns Der Seinbielisteiten su
perbinbern. unb es fei fein febnlidfer
Wunfd, bab ale Mdtte obne aus>
nabme neutral bleiben. RuBtanb
ipiirbe es bermeiben, feline Srsunbt in
einen &ries binein5u5ie6en, ben es
nidt geIudt babe.
3eritDrte Setesrapbenz
linien.
2onbon, 8. MGrS.-0on pinss
pane, GOrea, melbet Elm GorreIpons
bent Der nDailp Mail," bab 1000
rnf{ifhe aapalleriiten, nit iiebsn Ge=
fhiiben, iih am Iebten Wfittipoh burdj
Rufpng unb Sondon in Der Rihtung
auf Wiiu aitciid3psen. Sic 3eritDrten
bic Telesrapb.nlinien.
Dor port Nrtbur.
gbefoo. s. MdrS. - gs 1T sez
fern aur Mittassfunbs in Grfabruns
sebradt ipcroen, bab feds iapanifde
aorpeboboote Dor Der ginfabrt gum
$,afen BON port Irtbur sefdtet tpurs
hen. 9en Sorts tpurbe fisnaliiirt.
iid fir einen ansriff in Yereitf9aft
5u ieben, als man aber bis gum Mns
bruh Der Odmmeruns sepdrtst unb
bic Supaner nidt mebr suriidethbrt
lparen, fu6ren Der rRob.iba," .Nos
pit," n9opon" unb .Msiolb" cine
turae @trede binaus unb treuaten In
Der llmsebung BON port Wrtbur. pbne
inbsb eine Spur BON benz Tttnb Ju
entoeden.
9l(e unbemitteltsn Nidt gombats
tantsn unter ben MuNen iperbeh iebt
auf Soften Der Resieruns nod Srs
tutst befOrbert. ..,.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

NOtij
fir @onf., Geriiderungs., CONNER,
5iellc S5nltitilte nno 9lQe, iuelde Of.
flee Wtobeln ilio -Spitenc eebrau.
den. p
Yamman & Grbe Jilius 9sbitss
iino bel ins 5ir ioiortioen 2ieierung
bereit.
Wenn Sic iidb bon Neuem einrid).
ten, iollten Sic bieies Mal in rifti.
ger @eiie beginner.
8ie ipertbpoll tit es nibt fir Sic,
-iber Sbr @eif1it aajGbrlid itets
eenau ,interrihtet 5u iein2
sic erreiben @ies bel bieien Sp.
item. Cine Aufforherune per IoIt.
farte geniigt, hGi, nnier 8erf1lfer
iib bel Sbnen eiu'tcllt 8oIlItonbige
GorrGtbe bon fleberl llno HoabefeI.
S1reibtiihen yioipie ollen onberen
Office llteniilien.
g6e guf6ing Go.
327 Notwithstanding.
Marat3,S&S-r)
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-23
()I. Y'S
KII)ll EY
CURE
Cures Kidney and BIad-
der Diseases i'm Every
Form Many People
Have Kidney Trouble
and DO Not Know 1t.
HOW TO FIND OUT.

tits the function of the kidneys to filter
and purify the blood which is constantly
passing through them.
When the kidneys are out of order the
other organs are affected Immediately
and you may have symptoms of heart
trouble, stomach and liver trouble, and
other ailments, which are all owing to the
kidneys being weak and out of order.
If you are sick F0ley's Kidney
Cure viii strengthen and build up the
worn out tissues Of the kidneys so they
will act properly and the symptoms of
weakness, heart, stomach and liver
trouble viii disappear and you will DO
restored to perfect health.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-23
Why, WHY, AND AGAIN WHY?

What causes Marshall Field to be
the leading Chicago merchant? Why
has the great Baldauf & Rosenblatt
Co. of Oskaloosa mortgage on the
dry goods trade Of Mahaska and adj
joining counties? Why is it that peo-
pie pass by the little Jim Grow" OPP
ticians found in little towns the coun-
try over, and journey from fifty to
hundreds of miles to consult Prof.
Mayne Arnold for their eyes? -
The reason is obvious. Marshall
Field, Sam Baldauf and Mayne Ar
mold have all been found absolutely
reliable in their several lines. An ex.
perience Of now nearly two years has
shown that Prof Arnold is pre-emi-
nent in skill over all the opticians of
Iowa.
You can't fool all the people all
the time" Then take advice and get
your glasses while you will not get
fooled either in skill to fit them,
quality Of goods, or price, and that
means to try Prof. Mayne Arnold, OF
Oskaloosa.
Nearly two years here, more than
5000 customers and not one case OF
failure What the Professor has done
for others can be done for you, and
at small cost, -~.-.-.->..,......
Prof. Arnold, instead of charging
extravagant prices, is noted for the
small cost collected from his patrons
No charge for examinations.
IMPORTANT.-Bring Your glasses
when calling. Beware of glass ped
dlers. Prof Arnold does not supply
them.
Positively close business here july
so. Time is passing. Don't delay
Prices reduced. .>...
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-23
Two Sizes, 300 and 500.
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG CO.

000-a deficit one and one-fourth
times as great as the income. The
revenues of the city postoffice of Chi
cago last year were greater in amount
than the total postal revenues of the
whole country in the year 1860. Las,
year the revenues of the postal ser
vice were $134 100000, and the def,
cit only 100000, or less than pei
cent and this, too, Notwithstanding
the very large growth of rural free
delivery involving an expenditure OF
$10,000,000. This year the revenues
have not been ascertained,, but will
safely increase by $10,O00,O00, and in
the coming year by another $4,000;
900; all of which measures, and truly
measures, the commercial, the bust
ness, the social and the individual
prosperity and well-being of the peo
pie.
The Wolves Would Protect the Sheep
For more than 60 years the demo.
cratic party has denounced protec.
ton as robbery, and their cry has
been, sometimes, "A tariff for reve.
nue. only" sometimes for Progress
i've free trade throughout the world"
but whatever the expression may be,
they have always been ready, when
clothed with power, to run the dagger
into the protective policy. And such
is still the position of that party. In
the closing days of the late session
of congress Representative Cochran,
OF New York, preached the pure DEM
ocratic faith; and there never was in
my recollection such a demonstration
as came from the democratic side of
the house when, with flaming eyes
and wild gesticulations and entnusi-
astic faces, they sprang as one man,
with cheer after cheer interrupting
the business of the house until they
could mark their approval of the pol
icy in which they believed. It is true
that in magazine articles and by care
full speech and sentence, here and
there, men like Senator German, Rep
resentative Williams, and others,
while denouncing protection as rob.
berry, say that if the democratic par
ty is clothed with power it will not
destroy the system overnight, yet
they each and all avow that they will
journey in the direction of tariff for
revenue only, and of free trade. In
other words, il they are given power.
the American manufacturer and lab
orer will be gradually starved to
death instead of being destroyed at
one stroke. 1t reminds me OF one OF
Aesop's fables, where the wolves pro-
posed to the sheep that they should
discharge the dogs, their natural pro.
tectors, and place themselves under
the protection Of the wolves. Does
capital on the one hand and labor ON
the other, desire such protection?
Profits, Not Deficits, Produce Strikes.
But the little politician cries ont
that strikes abound here and there
In the country. Yes, Ithey do, but
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one Woman Delegate.

Chicago, June 22.--In the conyen-
ton hall today there was one woman
delegate who had the same right to
vote that was held by each accredited
male delegate She was Mrs. Charles
"A. Eldridge, of Colorado Springs, Cpl,
an alternate delegate whose principal
was absent. Other women alternates
present were Mrs. owen Lefevre, OF
Colorado. Mrs. Susan West, of Idaho,
and Mrs. Jennie e. Nelson, of Utah,
these states having women suffrage.
DoIliver to Name Fairbanks.
Chicago, June 22.--Indications point
TO Delivers placing in nomination
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