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eder, Frankfurt, contains borax.
1876 mushrooms, Maurice & Gle, Paris,
France, sulftes present.
1881 cream tartar, Jewell Brothers,
Aberdeen, S. d.. largely alum.
1921 sliced bacon. libby's, Libby Nc
Neal g. Libby, chicago, contains
1924 baking powder, prize brand Pure
Food Picking CO., Minneapolis,
not phosphate powder.
1894 vienna sausages, Armour q CO..
chicago, contains borax.
1912 mushrooms, Louis Genet Il Gle.
Bordeaux, France, contains sui
flies.
1860 chocolate, premium No. l, w. II,
Baker, Winchester, Va, contains
foreign starch.
1854 sweet chocolate, deutsche, VIM.
III. Baker & co., Syracuse, N. Y,
large amount of foreign starch.
1873 cider vinegar. Green DeLaittre
CO., Minneapolis, an imitation pro-
duct.
1892 pure cider vinegar, motifs, Il. r.
Woods, Bottineau, N. d., an imi-
tation product.
1884 cider vinegar, Park Grant e.
Morris, Fargo, an imitation pro-
duct.
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1917 apple cider, Johnson's, Fargo
Grocery CO., Fargo, large amount
OF salicylic acid.
1861 wild cherry beverage, private stock
brand, Clenwood Spring Water
CO., Glonwood, Mimi, colered with
coal tar dye.
1865 root beer, Glenwood Spring Water
CO., Glenwood, Mimi, sweetened
with saccharin and cOlOred with
coal tar dye.
1874 port wine, Lyman Eiel Drug Co.,
Minneapolis, Mimi, colored with
coal tar dye.
1881 grape vino, Jas. Mcintosh g. CO.,
Minneapolis, Mimi, cololed with
coal tar dye.
1882 blackberry brandy, Sims & Kill
bourne, Bottineau, N. d., colored
with coal tar dye, sweetened with
saccharin and preserved with
salicylic acid.
1903 grape vino, Jas. Mcintosh Co.,
Minneapolis, coal ia; color used.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1247 sweet gherkins, Griggs cooper &
CO., st. Paul, contains saccharin.
1377Abutter, horseshoe brand, Bjorge
Wangenslin & CO., Lake Park,
Mimi, contains borax.
14ol asparagus, Jul;.. FASTER e. co.,
Bordeaux, France, contains sui
flies.
14oS oyster cocktail sauce, Snider's
brand, r. A. Snider e. co., cincin-
natl, Ohio, colored with coal tar
dye.
1903 mushrooms, sur extra petit, C.
corteauq, Paris, France, contains
sultites.
lSlo freezem, Heller e. CO., chicago,
contains sulftes.
1913 mushrooms, home brand, pure food
depot, Fargo, contains sulfites.
1919 chocolate. VIM. II. Baker brand,
w. II. Baker, Winchester, Va,
large quantity of starch and outer
membrance of seed.
1914 dried beef, armour's sliced beef,
Armour & CO., chicago, contains
borax.
1852 sliced beef, diamond c. brand, The
cudahy Packing CO., contains
borax.
1853 frankfurter bartwurst, carl schro-
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WANT COLUMN +,


J. w. Rode sells steamship tickets.
r. w. Jones has Just received 100 tons
of the best grade of blacksmith coal. 6tf
H. w. Bankers Cough Catarrh Con-
sumption Remedy will knock that awful
Cough Sore Throat and Catarrah at
McCoy's drug store.
When you need an abstract, order from J
E. McKsaae, who has the only complete set Of
abstracts In Ward county. 23-tf
L. S. Mallory, Architect, Mi
not, N. D. tt
Money to loan on farms. Six different
plans. Fredeen g. Stewart, Minot, N. D.
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Adulterated and Misbranded
= Food Products.

lie. f. Laid, Chemist of the North
Dakota Government Agricultural Ex-
detrimental Station and Food Com
missionerDf North Dakota, do hereby
certify that the list of food products en-
umerated herein have been Analysed and
the same found to be adulterated within
the meaning of the Pure Food Law as
shown in. each individual case. furth-
or affirm that this is-a true and correct
list to the best Of my knowledge.
(Signed) e. +. Ladd,
Food Commissioner, North Dakota
Government Experimental Station.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this the 18th day of July, 1904. Notarial
seal affixed. Commission expires April
j, 1906. lSigned
Claude e. Nugent.
Notary Public, Cass county, N ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

FILED AUGUST 8. 1904. J. R. YOUNG
Clerk.-Iu the Supreme Court of the District OF
Co!umbia.--James F. Oyster VS.. the unknown heirs
devisees of Maria Cash. No 24I99, Equity
Docket No. 55.-On motion of the complainant ~
his solicitor Daniel orc. Callaghan, 1t Is this "a
day of August. AID. 1904. ordered that the un-
known heirs or devisees of Maria Cash cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day. occurring after the expiration OF
three months after the day Of the first publication
OF this ORDER otherwise the Will be proceed
ed with as in case Of default. The object OF this
suit is to establish the title OF the complainant.
James F. Oyster In fee simple absolute by ad-
verse possession of himself and Of those through
and under whom he claims TO that parcel OF ground
situate in the city Of Washington, In the District
of Columbia and known and described lot
numbered forty, upon the subdivision Of the square
numbered three hundred and sixty-seven. made by
the heirs of John Davidson. This order to be pub
Eshed twice a month for said three months and
orce a week for three successive weeks prior to
said return day In the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star. By the court: JOB BAR.
NARD, Justice. true copy-Test: J. X. YOUNG,
Clerk. BY r. J. MEIGS, Jr., Assistant clerk.
AUG, IL, 90, sea, II, oc1, 10
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOR sLE-YOUNG PARROTS. CANARlES. RAB.
bits. Guinea pigs. dogs. cats and pets Of All
kinds Birds boarded for summer. SCHMID'0
BIRD STORES. az 18th ut. NV. 851 II st. ne.
3s2O'f
NEW DEPTS.-DOGS CLIPPED. TRIMMED AND
Washed Humane and painless death for dogs
and cats Boarding, Grating and shipping. An
finals called for and delivered Dog cemetery.
Charges moderate For Information phone OF
drop postal. -...,,. 49,. -
NAILS 21l0 18th ct. NV; phone No. l001-
ie16-tf,8
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS FOR THE CASH PURCHASE OF
expired term Of lease of the drug store known as
tn nr Of 9th street and New York ave NV, viii
be received by the yndeGsiEned trustee in bank
DHY, AtGUsT SIXTEENTH; 1904, at which hour
Mccainont. esq, Referee s, in Bankruptcy. at his
erty will be sold to the highest bidder but the
hid must be accompanied by a deposit Of 500. ED
WARD s. BAILEY, Colorado building. city, Trus:
tee in bankruptcy Cause No. 344 Colorado building
aus, 1Y&15-3t
SUPERINTENDENT oFFICE, q. s. CAPITOL
RniIdinr and Grounds. Washington, D. G., August
8, iso4.-Propossls win be RECEIVED at this ONCE
opened At TWO O'CLOCK Pm. for Steel shelving
and Tor Steel CONSTRUCTION n. Concrete Work. Fire
probing. Tin Roofing plastering. ETC.. incident to
tho raconstructon Of the roof at the Court House,
District Of Columbia. Plans and specifications for
fine steel shelving and steel roof work are now
ready for distribution, and the plans and speeihca
iater For Information relating to the above work
apply to the above Office ELLIOTT WOODS.
Snperintepdent, U. $. Capitol Building and
Grounds. auo.A'io,1o-st
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
aud u s. Metal Bed Co-Carpets taken up
cleaned. stored and relaid Mattresses made to or:
der and remade Iron beds springs, couches and
diyans. NJ. NEWMYER, sol 18th stn.w. Rochdale
Works. 1865 1867 2Sth Ut. Phone Main 6oa.
5el6-52ts6
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Our many customers notified that we have
moved our automobile hiring business from our
old location, 1923 Connecticut ave-, to the
spacious Garage Of the National Automobile
Company, I'LL and 1913 14th st. NV, where
your continued patronage will be appreciated
Our prices. So to IS per hour. Telephone North
2O97, CLINE & CO.. I'LL and 1713 14th st.
ty3O-26t'
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FOR RENT-0UT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-RARE OPPORTUNITY-CoMPLET
ly furnished I'm Wilmington. Del, charming resis
dence; large grounds opening on St, but slipping
TO romantic stream tBrandywine) o chambers, y
baths; nominal rent $50 per month, from Oct.
/ to June. For picture and full particulars apply
to CARL STODDER, Star ONCE. au6-s 4t1
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-APARTMENT HOUSE.
Have BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE on
best street In city, rented TO good tenant;
CLEAR OF ALL INCUMBRANCES: price,
$50 600; will exchange for well-rented apartment
house In good section of city; PAY BALANCE
CASH or ASSUME TRUST. Address p. D.
Box 345. Washington, ID. c. it,
wANTED-FLAT. 4 OR 8 ROOMS, IN NV;
furnished unfurnished: !. b. L.; for 3 adults;
references: price must be reasonable. Address
BOX 40 Star office it,
WANTED-IN NV. SECTION 4 OR 5-ROOM
housekeeping fiat with private bath; NIL; apart
ment private house; about $25; state price.
Address Box g. Star Office. au11-Sts
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED Statesmen TO SELL IL RhlCA LIE liz
,ils and rrcases salary or c"mmi. SION. Ah
A O. UARBAUGH CO, Cleveland ONO
ty16s,5t ------
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PALMISTRY.

HAVE YOUR HAND READ BY NINE. RITA, The
worlds greatest palmist and astrologist. now
holding receptions at 723 9th st. nv Fee. &c.
and 5Oc. jy0-Sets
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-THE PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
located the second noOr 1928 Pa. ave- the
Bradbury building will become vacant on
about the 18th Of August, and from that time
will be for lease on reasonable terms. The gal.
lery has been occupied continuously for the past
fifteen years by the present tenant. and enjoya
the best class OF patronage. For full particulars
as to terms and lease apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO., Incorporated.
1t 1914 ST NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

w,xTFD-A GOOD POSITION WITH SAL Aha
is offered hy lea'iir= New YORK nv W,sninrton
romnany for representative In Washing so
Address with references, Box $50 cly ~ p
Office
WANTEI,-AGENTS FOR PERfEi' AZ nin..
,us .slv.ys sharp never neetl shaI IV...,s
guaranteed a year: sells 10 'cver!oons sarrIes
TnpiGly; particulars on spFllean1,op ESCiI. CON.
PANY Is West 4th St. New horS' %
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FERTILIZERS

i. We call your special attention to this branch
, of our business. All our goods are mauu'act-
.ured from Pure Animal Bone Base. and we
guarantee them as represented. gndor for
i. teiture Of bin sold.
. We are handling the ID. b. Martin Il Co :
: Fertilizers exclusively - AbattOir Pro-
/. .duCts-Wr are fortunate 'u having oh'aHned
F.. the control of these goods ior this section. ard
: can assure our customers Ghat w. have never
I. been able lo oteg such high grade goeds &C.
. our Trade before
: We uaua a5:gra special brands for certain
+, crops. which !, Acknowledged bg recognized
. authority the only way that FeFuHsiHE HfS
: 'arja's should BE- used 60 produce iae he,, re-
suits B-iuE made from Pare Bone Goods
p, the Fastii5zuE properties wI.. uoi give OUT igg
= aJnr lhe growing season, as many gHrcN HcAnE
: articles NIL &c. hut a.ii mature tae crop, aaa
i, leave The sa.i lu an Improved condition.
= ! .aH Bee u-si heay, enough tp Vrudat1
: iss.f l,,sz h.. results vlfhauf uunE inr esssa
F, AT. aas HFanis ar~ pHi ne m ls- iu aas.
f, convenience tH Haaahur, vu.es n'h..a.
ordered
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ST. LOUIS. Missouri. July S-The Demo
cratic National Convention after iruItleSS
morning session, reconvened at s o clock to
night. and adopted without debate the platform
as revised hy the full committee on resoIu-
tiuuS. emitting all reference to the money
question.
Nominating speeches were then begun.
Alabama yielded to New York, and Martin
W. Iiuleton, of the latter State placed Judge
Alton Brooks Parker in nomination for the
Presidency A great demonstration lasting
- minutes followed his address. Senator
Carnack, Of Tennessee, seconded The nomi-
nation OF Parker. ID. VI. Delmas, of Cali.
ioruia. placed William Il. Hearst in nomi-
nation.
Z. J. O. Donnel. of Colorado. seconded the
nomination Of Parker.
When Delaware was called l.. Irving Handy,
of that State, put Judge George Gray in noml-
nation.
Samuel $. Wright. Of Iowa, seconded Parker
"ou behalf of the unbought and unpurchasable
delegates from that State. This made his
colleagues angry and created scene
David Overmeyer, Of Kansas, nominated
Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Champ Clark. of Missouri, put Senator
LockFrll Ia nomination.
The convention remained in session all
night.
The morning session of the convention re
solved itself into wait for the report of the
committee uu resolutions. To I'll IN the
time Capt Richmond 2. Hobson WAS called to
the platform and made speech, the feature
oi which was a plea for the South in reference
To- the race question At last the committee
notified the conventions hat 1t would not he
ready 20 report for some hours, aud an ad
iuurum-nt was taken al ll.5S o clocs untll 5
p. M.
The committee uu resolutions was in con
t.nuou. session lG hours, Including all ut
rhug- iay night, Mr.. Bryan made speech
aiier sprvyh, sUayiug the committee bY th'
sb.er force nf bis magnetic personality ami
orarsrv. Senator Daniel. the chairman; eN-
Senator Dl,ii b. Hill. and Mr.. John F. Poe.
OF Mari laf,i measured swur8s with hlus. aud
Mr. hsn.r. p.aiuiy declared thai be questioned
ihe IgspTiety at a ulan who had twice led the
parIy il defeat attempting go force h's leader
ship on d again
Eag ia the excitement of the long committee
meeting. Nheu nerves were on edge. Mr..
Eryau proved "a giant 10 power and won e2m
uand Is hai been supposed before the
ulgrfiu. b,gau that the platform as framed hy
tb. suhvonimii'ec would be adopted, bot It
uas changed 10 many material points. the
guild standard plank being stricken out and no
reference being made To the money question
iu fae revised draft. The vote on striking OUT
the gold plank was 35 30 Is.
Ii Is understood that between the sessions Of
the convention Judge Parker was commuuI,
Gated ailh, and the statement was later made
chat hs, would write u letter declaring for the
maintenance Of the gold standard When thus
spread The au;i. Parker men redoubled their
efforts Ia drfeat him
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Martins Fine Ground Bone.-Made
only yf Slaughter House Bones. Rich in
Ammonia aud Bone Phosphate. We do not
steam or bake our bones or otherwise treat
;hem SO as 20 destroy the animal matier, which
iS rich in Ammuui4. Purity guaranteed
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Martins Dissolved Slaughter Hous

Bone.-It is richer in Soluble Phosphouc
Acid and Ammonia than any similar article
ON the market. Owing to its great SolubIhty
10 IS easily assmilated and supplies an abund-
ance OF uuurshmeut aud susienance for the
. full development Of the growing crop.
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The Democratic National Convention

Platform Adopted-Nominatng Speeches-Judge
Alton Brooks Parker, Of New York, Nominated
for President and Henry G. Davis, Of West Vir-
dinia, for Vice President-Sketch Of Candidates.
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CatalOgs Confuse.
IN SELECTING A COLLEGE
THESE ARE THE VITAL
POINTS:

THESE ARE THE VITAL
POINTS:
4. uEAITHftLSESS-
Western Maryland college, -
Westminster. Nj, - l-sp frpt anovo
thr ssa. mild g .snAtc. pare air, pure
~4tcr. perfect drainaEe-
Eizs uer and sabstaa;laI huiidlags
steata Heat Eirctyic Lssat- Fur.
ulsacs good food. comfortable
rooms. Rsths. Gymnasium Athr
lei.c Field
=. ~kfE AND REFINED
sUEBoI NDISG>.
Pounded g- years as3 by Christian
5aeu. Western Maryland College
EaH always stsiycu Tor ChrFsiian
czds lu education
a.z.cfs SIS discipline after the
baalg. giving lts sludcats oversight
an1 protection.
tielscgcs that character 4s formed
by habits and ssl.it, ay zystera, and
50 provides lts sguscaIs with a
schedule tlst leaves ao hour og the
Gas laayyu4urci Tor.
Receives brta seNp- FIR the bonc-
Es OF both, uc.s.a. ius this also 90 be
the IDEAL of the .alac. uut separates
tae sexes ia glaSsaark aud limits
social iutsgeuurse.
,. MODERN METHODS AND
EpUIFsiENT.
Western Maryland College came
IN slih the modcrn educational
ldras.
Lc3 the way ia that form OF 90
sf,... "a. B. 81.
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Peruvian Guane

Peruvian Guano II. has been some
years since Peruvian Ggsuo has been offered
on ghis market Ne have had number Of
inquiries iur ji and will have .t uu sale after
August i,r. Mos, satisfactory results have
boon rennriri from is use.
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NE PLATFORM.

The revised platform, AS adopted by the
esuseatsou tonight. Is as follows;
The Democratic party Uf the United States,
IN national convention assembled, declares Its
devotion 90 the essential principles Of the
Democratic faith which bring as together 10
party communion.
Under them local self government and
NATIONAL uuity and prosperity were alike es
iabli-b-i. They underlaiJ our independence,
The structure OF our free republic, aud every
democratic extension from Louisiana 60 Cali-
farnia and Texas 20 Oregon, which preserved
faithfully 10 al the States the tie between
taxation and representation. They yet inspire
,hs masses OF our people. guarding jeaiously
iheIr rights and liberties aud eherishJng their
fraternity, peace aud orderly Development.
They remind us ot oar duties and respousi-
biliues a. citizens and impress upon us. par
,icuIarly a, this tine. the necessity OF reform
and tar rrscac ai the administration OF gov.
erumeu. from the headsiTong, arbitrary aud
spasmoile methods which distract business BY
uncertainty and pervade the public mini wi ih
dread dt,lrust aud perturbation.
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% W. MAIN ST. WESTMINSTER. MD.

DoOLB'S INSECT POWDER, of
4 which Henry Poole is proprietor, will be
manufactured by his daughter. Miss Emma
Poole l. Company, and sold by the Al
baueh & Babylon Grocery Company, the Mer-
chants Grocery Co., and by the undersigned.
MISS EMMA POOLE,
net loft Westminster, Nd.
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Fundamental PrincipIcs-

The application OF these fundamental prin
ciul, % TIE living issues Of the day is the first
step toward the assured peace, safety and
progress Of our ration. Freedom Of the uses,
of conscience and Of speech; equality before
the lav oi az citizens; right OF triai by jury;
freedom ot the person defended by the writ Of
habeas corpus liberty Of personal contract IN
,rammeled by sumptuary laws; supremacy OF
the civil over military authority; weildIs
cipiued militia: the separation OF church aud
state, economy in expenditures; low taxes,
that labor may be lightly burdened prompt
and sacred tula!lment of public and private
obligations; fidelity 10 treaties; peace aud
friendship vith al nations, entang!ing al!l-
a-.res with noue; absolute acquiescence IN the
will 81 the majority, the vital principle OF re-
pub'ieS-these are doctrines which Democracy
has established, approved By the nation aud
thev should b- constantly invoked and en-
q.
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7 ECTURES. 5. ". Grafllin, ef
IL Baltimore. will lecture at Thomas Chapel.
Tannery. Tuesday evening, July 18th. Sub
iect. Lights aud Shadows, illustrated by
more than 200 views Mr. Grafiliu will also lee
ture at Pleasan, Grove, SandyviIe, Wednesday
evening, July 20. Subject, Stepping Stones
TO Bible History" Illustrated by more than
200 pictures These pictures are very hue.
Admission l5c Children Zoe Doors open
at 7.45. Proceeds for the church.
iuly9 2t W. c. HARDEN, Pastor.
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I'VE favor the enactment aud adminislra-
ton # law. giving labor and capital impair
giall, their Just rights. Capital and labor ought
NOT 10 bee enemies Each Is necessary to The
other. Each has jts rights. but the rights Of
labor are cer,aiuly no less vested. no less
sacred and no less 'iua'ieaable' than the
rights of capital.
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Silk Waists.

White Jap silk Waists tucked aud
plated and trimmed with Val Insertion
worth So and 81 20 Clearance price
50 IS.
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Special COR whaa. and Qraaa 7

Special Cor whoa. and Grasa IH~
is u-r isarh as-saa ta ,H.f lh-z traH4- aslh
Increased sales v9ary Beaz composed et
Dissolved ard Ess ma.srs.. E' a % great
aturte aa ae,oaai 81 i's .as,ass v-uptrsss-
furnishing su abundance ai ua4rs-Hmat- au&
. -ss-.,aaras rvg sAr nwe 60 enters lha suf.-
} Nhrr f#lr -ra.n ss hraite-. the raa uaieFE4a
; ta. tatsesa .lssa' ses art .s effects s-. tr.t
.1si as tbs -H.au u si IS eaufrf. l. -i.ru.
Csc drHc eurdsaa -r atzh.y r-esa
arua-3.
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Silk Mulls, 19c.

Plain and Dotted six Null in all shades
and Black and White regular price 81 X.
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SPECIAL AIIAENE EE'.-alss,- ha- a
ts.aE GOLDEN -H.s4r gstns- "~t ".
HEE ELAtk -fha u.. siAu.g t,
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I'VE recognize that the gigantic trusts and
combinations designed to enable capital to Sc
cure more than It's Just share of the joint pro-
ducts Of capital aud labor, and which have
been fostered and promoted under Republican
rule, are a menace to beneficial competition
aud an obstacle to permanent business pros
perity. A private monopoly is indefensible
aud iutolerable.
individual equality Of opportunity and
free competition are essential to a healthy aud
permanent commercial prosperity. Any trust,
combination or monopoly tending to destroy
these By controlling production, restricting
competition or fixing prices should be prohib-
tied aud puzished by law. We especially de-
nouuce rebates and discrimination by trans
portation companies as the most potent agency
in promoting and strengthening these unlaw'
ful conspiracies against trade.
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Collars. Robes. Blankets. Boots, Halters,
Wagon Brides aud Saddles, Chains OF all
kinds, Whips Everything necessary tor the
horse. Your patronage solicited. apr l6 If
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BINDER TWINE.
OILS! OILS! 0ILSI

oar Twine runs smooth aud regniar: me-,
kinks
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-Pro,eetIon a. Robbery"

I'VE denouuce protection as robbery OF
the many to enrich the few, and we favor a
tariff limited 10 the needs of the Government,
economically administered, and so levied as
not 70 discriminate against any industry, class
or section. to the end that the burdens of tax
alton shall be distributed as equally as posi-
Bile.
I've favor revision and a gradual reduc-
lion Of the tariff by the friends OF the masses
aud for the common veal, and not by the
friends or It's abuses, its extortions and its dis
ordinations, keeping in view the ultimate
ends of equality OF burdens aud equality OF
opportunities, aud the constitutional purpose
OF raising q revenue by taxation, to wit, the
support Of the Federal Government IN all ITS
integrity and viriliiy, but in simplicity.