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A popular Bevraae.

A soft drink that bids fair to outcass
any other drink on the market Is Wise
ola, local product, manufactured by the
Wiseola company of Birmingham.
While on the Southside recently ! had
the pleasure of visiting the plant where
the drink Is manufactured. have at times
visited number of such plants. and can
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Birmingham continuously for a num-
Der of years and they have yet to be
accused of having dealt unfairly with
a patient in any way whatsoever. They
are both gentlemen of the highest type
and carry their honor and gentleman
liness into their business.
The Southern Odd Fellow: We can
not add anything to the reputation Drs.
Dozier & Dozier have already acquired
in the line of their profession, but we
know them to be brother Odd Fellows
and can be relied upon to carry out
every promise they make to those need
ing their services.
Masonic Guide: Drs. Dozier G. Dozier
come from family of prominent ply
sicians and with their full store of
knowledge and their large experience
in the profession can be relied on to
treat disease in the most successful
manner.
The Bessemer Weekly: There are no
physicians in Alabama, if in the south,
as we'll known as the Drs. Dozier-
Orion T. and Byron-of Birmingham.
We doubt If there are as skilled and
capable physicians in the state as they
are, and we know that there are none
other as successful.
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by. ]. FRANCIS KELLEY.

1000 of these machines are used in the
various governmental departments at
Washington.
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Advance Magazine: The Drs. Dozier
and Dozier are polished gentlemen,
skilled in their profession, and highly
esteemed by all who know them.
Age-Herald: Drs. Dozier & Dozier's
long standing record and approved
abilities entitle them to the proud
distinction of standing at the head of
their profession.
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CHRONIC DISEASES


ent
Kidneys Reproductive
OF
and
will
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TRY the Gawk for haIf-tone and line
illustrations. Age-Herald Building.
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The Birmingham Ledger:
There are no better known specialists
in the south than Drs. Orion T. and
Byron Dozier of the firm of Drs. Do
zier & Dozier, of this city. Certainly
there are none more capable ana
skillful than they.
Their success is remarkable and be-
speaks for them the confidence of the
people.
The Birmingham News: DIR. 0. I.
Dozier and DIR. Byron Dozier, his son,
comprise what is probably the most
popular medical firm in the south. Be-
yond question they have the best
equipped offices in the south, contain
ing large number ofscientific instru-
ments and devices for treating those
diseases which do not yield readily to
the ordinary methods.
This firm has been doing business in
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results
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of
no
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DISEASES OF WOMEN


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our most earnest In
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SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN

to of
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26
MONDAY PRICES.

$685. fine lots, room cottage. 110s
Harrison, rents over $780, nearly 10 per
cent Of price, lots alone worth it.
east front lots Horne St., fine, s579.
rooms Locust. well cistern, barn. $500
Morris ave 1850, 1850 $500.
room modern cottage, lots, 5000.
blocks capitol square. rooms s. 400.
Washburn Way-modern 5 rooms, 81. 800
Brand new and all modern. east front,
$500
n. e corner 21st and Kansas ave, ;
or deep lots
New house. not complete, right at the
Santa Fe tracks station to the world 3
fair grounds. All sorts of speculative op-
poTtunities at this corner Owner leaving.
Must sell. See US Mondaz
Houses and lots. cheap and dear, in
al parts Of city
Tracts. farms, western lands Every
thing you want IN real estate. See US
Monday. Remember MONDAY.
W. M. FORBES,
Bell Phone ss2 Ind. Tel u4n
N7 Eess GaEeush ST
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FOR SALE:

6 room cottage, good repair. fine shade.
cellar, lawn, barn. well, eistern, near
Central Park, on Buchanan St. lots.
Price 5000.
7 room house. story, city water. shade.
lawn. ~ lots. north Of sth St. on Tyler
Price 5000.
room house Parkdale. good neighbor-
hood. cellar. WELL shade, lawn, 2 lots.
Price $3.50
3 room cottage. 1 lot. cheap at $50
5 room cottage, 2 lots. Clay St. near
10th st. Price 81. 300
Fine room cottage, all modern, barn.
3 lots, fine neighborhood, for $500 Less
than cost to owner Bargain. See us
Also modern cottages and houses. diff
ferent parts of city, to suit all classes
and conditions.
Houses to rent. FIRE insurance placed.
farm and city loans at lowest rates.
G. W. ". YATES & Co.
Room 5, SIS Kansas Ave.
Phone 523.
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ZOE sAIE-REA1. -.
BEST BARGAINS
BEST BARGAINS

s room modern cottage. ? lots. very near
state house. at less than the value Of the
lots.
. room strictly modern residence. east
front lots. me shade and lawn. barn. ;
blocks southwest Of state house. Price
$500
room modern residence. east front.
corner lots. large barn. Central Park.
About $500
sroom modern house, blocks of Cope
land hotel Price $500
New room strictly modern resiasuee.
Buchanan St. Central Park. Price g.
500.
? story business block on sth st. rents
for $40 To close out. $500.
Z rooms and hall, east front. on Tyler
St, near Huntoon st. furnace heat. Price
$4,000.
rooms ana han. east front. Holiday
Park. Price $500.
5 rooms and hall, east front on Clay
street, new $500 porch. Price $500.
east front lots near westlawn. Price
500
Lots on West St. near 14th. SIS
Lots on Mulvane ST. near 14th. sz15.
2 lots. corner 18th and Harrison. Want
offer.
3 lots corner sth and Clay. Want Of
fer.
Fine lots Potwin. Orchard Place.
We have the largest list.
SEE Isl SEE U.s.! SEE Usni
BARNES REAL ESTATE Co.
Fifth and jackson SITS.
Both Phones 2s2
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MTsCEIDArEoua

MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
personal property. such as horses, cat
tie pianos. household goods, Libraries,
typeWrtters, carriages and machinery. FeO-
pie holding salaried positions and desiring
loan can obtain the same without secur-
ity, publicity or delay of the undersigned.
Houses for sale on the most favorable
monthly payment rent purchase plan
FRANK S. THOMAS,
sol Kansas Ave Topeka, Kan.
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NOTHING LIKE IT.
NOTHING LIKE IT.

Never had such a bargain before. It's
at 10th and Adams. a > story b.'sif ess
b!ock, reEt rg now for over SO per month.
and 2 acres of ground. And that's not
AL
About 400 feet front on Santa Fe switch.
the only available factory site in town
on both pavement and switch
Understand. the building alone, pays
over Is per cent on the price: and you get
ground thrown in that viii be worth
more than all within short time. Total
tax. SIS.
And the price-s4 30,
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Sole Agents.
1o7 E. Seventh st.
Louis E. Strauss. Fred S. Brown
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Brick build Kansas
Property near Santa
z lofs switc n rear
tors
story lot Kansas ave-
tory brick To- Kan
nea trans
3storybu 10
or Nh
storyb OF
or
Or
or
r
&c Z
PEI near
Pc Ae Wei inprov ado Topeka
90 n
600 Per e@ Dover good water unnproved except fence
800 Per Aorso40 4 Ebert Colorado Good
80 Acre1aOOo coahuIa
tuh an
Anything
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SUMMER SCHOOLS.

MRS. BUTTERFIELD's summer term
opens June I. at Clay building. Phone
1868. Ind.
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roR sAr.E4zEar. l1ssrAz,gz..
ZOE sAr.E-REAr. 1879

sALEs-HEAL FOR sALns--zEAs
A
No
IN $500
No
No asaF1ne
location and dir cheap ats
NO
pfc IS awaydo 81
we also SIDE Of
youbu
MOON CHARLES &cor
one section Arkansas
pasture 1880.
This a hmm
s
SOC KANSAS
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FOR SALE:
A new cottage, ~ lots. east front. near
car line. 8 rooms, electric light and gas
fixtures, west side, close to paved street.
This is choice Price $500.
10 rooms. modern, 3 lots, east front, on
paved st. and car line, gas. water and
everything needed by an up-to-date home.
wide porches, elegant reception hall and
the entire interior finish is Of the finest.
the location and neighborhood is delight
ful- Price 5000
Southwest way on pavement. a. beautiful
home Of 6 rooms. besides large reception
hall and handsome bath. the large kitchen
with extensive china closets and pantries.
side entrance to cellar and kitchen, cellar
cemented, has excellent laundry privileges
and good furnace and electric light, lots
high class. Price s. 800
A FLAT-splendidl located. on paved
ST.. with gas. city water. sewer, near the
street railway and parks, rooms besides
hall and bath. New. up-to-date bath, fire
place in parlor. Price $780,
acre on car line, 2 blocks to Santa
Fe shops, 2 houses that rent for $IS per
month and room for six other houses
Price $500.
A large dwelling. close in. renting at
$50 per month. ground space 50 by Is It.
Price $4,000.
lots, rooms, large porches, good barn.
high and slightly, well water and cistern.
beautiful rooms. also room cottage and
barn. west side, near car line This Is
just the place If you want a good invest
ment and a home besides. Large house
nearly worth the money Price s.. 900.
Monroe ST. close in. rooms, modern.
II lots. eistern and city water, gas old
shade, cellar under whole house. large
barn and other outbuildings Price So 200.
Vacant lots in all sections of the city.
WILSON & NEISW ANGER
wEsTLAwN
Is getting to be familiar word isn't ft2
YOU'D BETTER WAKE UP. Can't offer
such modern house bargains very long
No stores. no shops. nothing but houses
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Sole Agents.
1o7 East Seventh st.
WHITE & CO..
REAL ESTATE.
$40 KANSAS AVE
IND. TEL 1884, RINGS.
New room cottage. barn. lots. close
to college, 81, 400 for short time.
rooms, ? story. h lots, on Clay st., 81,
500. Snap.
room story. W. 18th st.. near park,
$500
20 acres miles out. wen improved. 81
o00
50 acres. well improved. close to Auburn.
want u city property.
50 acres. highly improved. miles To-
peka, $780,
20 acres for exchange; want city prop
erty.
rooms. IL lots. trade for team, balance
menthly.
6 rooms. acre. close in. trade
9 rooms. lots. large barn, snap.
- acres to trade for property
s. acres pasture land for rent
rooms, I acre some fruit, $1,000.
If you want to trade call and see us.
80 or 40 acre tracts.
Come and see US or write US.
FOR sALE-Owner win sell fine east
front lots in 100 block on Horne st., $500
each. Ind. tel. 961-8.
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= Oh 81 A~t4N 4tOA&%eA-
n the District Court Of shawnss County,
State Of Kansas:
OIL Well Supply Company OF PiktsbazEh.
FennsSlvani corporation plazuti1s
copartners doing business under the
urn name and style Of e. n. Burr s.
company and Edward N. Burr defend
ne ne state Of Kansas to the atove named
So GsILssndantS and each OF them.
Said defendants, e N Burr ard Hza1vin
EloF ards, coIoartners dofua h17ffe1zs an
e r t5s nm name and style Of = ~ 8urF
q Son.palys and Edward n Burr and
sacn OF them viii take notice that they
e gave been sued in the district court OF
I w. the OIL Wen supply Company Of
ElttsDurgh. Pennsylvania g CORPORATION,
1sss,o, ne e. sum Of Five Hundred Dollars
yer cent Per annum from the LIST day Of
-1dfeHs 1S16, and that said defendants
1ore the tn day of July 1895 or said Pc
.ltlon VIII be taken as true, and Judgment
defendants for said etIr1 ana eoSfs snd
Ia stiaS certain personal property of said de-
esS5 is1.ls neretofore by the sheriff Of
ger OF attachment Issued ia ssid acfion be
solus ana the proceeds thereof apptied to-
costs. - se-e- '''e.1' ---4
1Ss.,,, L S. CURTIS,
NseaA) Clerk OF the District Court Of
49,
Of District Court
GLEED. WARE & GTEED.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
First published in The ToDe<s sfafa
Journal May Is, 1861
NOTICE OF APPOINT1EENT-A
ISTRATOHS
state OF Kansas. Shawnee County. S.:
In the matter of the estate Of Andrew
ewalson, deceased. late Of Shawnee
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
,zs Notss s IS hereby given that. on the aRd
6S ~ u May 1905 the undersigned were
~ me PROBATE court OF Shawnee conn
Kansas duly appointed and qualified as
"a = nlstrators of the estate of Andrevv
g ~ arson; late Of Shawnee county Kansas.
Al persons interested IN said estate
cordingly. g az
CARRIE E. WATSON. Adn,fnjatrat~s,-
HERBERT 0. JOSLIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
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5 choice east front lots on west side.
near one of the principal Boulsvarda Of
the city. ana an eight room modern home.
$3.50
II east front lots near sth and Buchan-
an streets. and a modern room residences.
large barn ana old elm shade. $aso.
room residence on west side, near ssh.
1sk east front lots. $500.
nne lots on Clay and room cottage.
a very pretty little home. $780,
IL lots and I room residences. near
washburn college. good barn and out-
buildings. $3.50.
ine lots facing Central park, the best
vacant corner lots facing the park
An elegant room modern home. hard
wood hnish. furnace heat. gas ana cleo
trio lights, good barn. three east front
lots. good shade. and all kinds OF fruit
near Central Park. This home. account
Of i'll health of the owner. must be sold.
Call US up for location ana make US an
ofer
one of the very finest homes in Topeka.
on the vest side. IN a choice neighbor-
hood. all modern and 100 feet front, for
short time We can oner you this place
for szooe
RODGERS. DAVIS & Co.
3D. ~
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QUANTITIES Of roses. carnations. peo-
MES and daisies. can be found at Hayes
cut flower store
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MUSICAL.

w j. HOFER, teacher Of piano and har-
mony- Address SIT ". 9Th st.
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IND TEL 81.

4 &
TOPEKA.
for " fine
at
aIany good and n Easy TERMS.
ing o he best Is
~ ~ D 81 ~ ~ ~ On monroe street. near isH'n' rec
o. fine
barn
r IN locato Buhan street, LIN
& and clay streets Martin and Dennis addition and all parts Of the
sgoodb nand
andc clover ny
good
have list
a on
BOTH PHONES ~ KANSAS AVE.
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FOR SALE:

THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
Phone e4s. 116 West 9Th st.
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CENTRAL PARK!

LOTS CHEAP
Just one block west of Central Park, on
Buchanan st.. between 18th and 18th SITS.
we have the cheapest lots in the city.
Water. sewer, gas. sidewalk and one
block from the car line. Modern houses
on all sides. No trouble to show these
lots can US up.
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO..
1o7 West Sixth st.
Both Phones 1926.
A SNAP for some one with s., 500. Call on
or write Charles F. Bridge. 1907 North
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ZOE sALE:

Il 01N c<AASEA.
s room modern new house, oak finish.
best residence district at bargain.
large rooms. front and back porch
closets. pantry. cellar. hot water furnace
with gas connections. city and cistern
water in sink. barn. IA lots, east front.
near 9Th and Lincoln, $500.
room new cottage. $3.50 cash. balance
so monthly Near Buchanan St and 18th.
Price $500.
rooms. we'll. cistern. cemented cellar.
sewer and gas connections, nice location.
on Tyler St, 81. z50
room new cottage, large porch, sliding
doors, bath room, city and cistern water
in sink. shade. west OF avenue, bargain,
s.. 800.
IL east front corner lots. fruit. shade,
nice high location. Clay st., $780,
20 acres, good house. well, fruit, close
TO school, miles south of Topeka. Easy
terma-s1, 900.
10 acres n mile from car, $500.
IL acres. some fruit. miles out, $12s.
II lots. shade. blue grass. near school
and car. The last Of the cheap lots in
Highland Park. $3.50
Houses to rent. Loans and Insurance
WEsTERFIELD & CO.
Central National Bank Bldg
Ind Tel. 1886.
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FOR SAIsE-Cheap. 100 a. goodfarn only 81
miles from Topeka 2. A. NJ. Smith,
500 Kansas ave-
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near
tVo
Eighth -
storyh house. Tyler
1925 E t st.
aancete
IN q
81 them '
u for rent SALE
E ST.
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LEGAL
PUBLIcATIoN NoTIcn.

First pubHahed in The Topeka stat'
Journal May q, 1861
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FREE nIspENsARv

->',7-~'~>-~~----~-~>5 ~.-..
MONROE ST. FREE DIsPENsART-
202 Menroe st. Conddcted nv rsrufar
practising physicians and surgeons Ned
icSI service free. Medicine free ia eorTze
cases Onice hours to D. m CalIr
answered night or DAY Ind. tel. sf1s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
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RODGERS. DAVIS & Co.
both Phones is. 10 W. Sixth St.
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USE the silver Lear brand pickles. vim
eEar. Iniuce meat. etc Otto Kuehne
Preserving ca Phone SO
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JEWELLERS.

JEWELLERS.
r>-->----~--------
JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jewelar ana e,rf..
cian- Comrlets stock Of vatchSa. iia-
monds. silver~are etc Ewes eya5r,i71es
and sDectacIes properly fitted
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THE vOAfAN.s Do~rou

:. --7~s>---~-----~->--~-
DIR. ACKLEr. THE w0z~Apr.s no.
tor. BIS Junction big Kansas CITY. "a.
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N+ % room east front IL lots
STREET
der WIKI is a ' sewer 'oa'71NoH' e7"AF IN
sho @4s - es~Asu fif0s lof
Good sToesry stock for sale business
Investment houses shops rents so Aavs rented
ems ~ @1"@ss Ieis1-
etfron seetr. f.b
Park Prices $500 r II s
- 80 W -sS' S9"s ~ anu
j sEslal anEaa bargains
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wEsTLAwN

WEsTLAWN
Is getting to be a familiar word isn't ft7
YOU'D BETTER WAKE UP. Can't offer
such modern house bargains very. long.
No stores no shops. nothing but houses.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Sole Agents.
107 East Seventh st.
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.

location Fopeka
Gnu sum JAIN
74~A1i
room house and and in ae shape
$1,000. On terms
house, block
distance
for perm
eye farl nroar
b. 10 feet bokzo
fine terrace and
eas fronts Prices
Auburnda1e we'll
for $500 A
-
CENT STORE @ 7A
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A SNAP for some one with s., 500. Call or
or write Charles F. Bridge. 1907 NORTH
Kansas ave.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-08-31
AN UNDUE ADVANTAGE.

In some ways the daily paper has a
great advantage over the weekly. For
example, daily paper has the chance
to think up seven times a week to the
weekly's once all the bright and witty
things concerning the days news.
Take the death of the Jam of Ma
vanagar as a concrete illustration. The
Washington Post and the Times-Dis-
patch have been having all sorts Of fun
about that Jam. The Times-Dispatch
has thus far OutshOne the Post in its
flashes Of wit, about the Jams un-
timely disappearance. And I'll. ;.
H., ;" with his usual cleverness, pre-
serves the Jam in verse. But just
think Of what the Herald could have
done if it were daily instead Of n
a weekly The Herald had what it
thought would be a unique bit OF
humor about the Jam; but by the
time the lpaper went TO press, the
Times Dispatch had used up the real
Jam, and our Jam was stale.
1t is enough to give weekly paper
the Jim-Jams to have such an eXper-
fence. But in discussing this subject,
we may be pardoned for saying in
conclusion that in burying their Jam,
his people have the consolation Il
knowing that this is the season for
putting away Jam for the future.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-08-31
GlLDED ANARCHISTS.

1t is reported in the papers that Har-
rinian and his friends made S25,OOO'OOO
recently on Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific stock. Here is what the
Times-Dispaich, very conservative
newspaper says about it:
The plan by which the little turn
was made makes Jessie James look
like a street beggar and Robin Hood
and Dick Turpin like nursery pets.
The stake of So, WO,O 900 was wrenched
bv concealment, fraud and uncOnsciOn-
able breach of trust from lawful own
ers, or from dupes who were bitterly
and OutrageOusly deceived. AT the
average yearly earning capacity OF
$500 it would take fifty thousand men,
working twelve months, to save as
much in salaries as one corrupted and
cOrrupting band of financial brlgands
looted in two hours. But men must
eat. and taking 800 as the possible
savings per annum per worker, ii would
need the labOrs Of one hundred and
twenty-five thousand honest tOilers to
amass by a whole years labor what a
piratical crew of gilded anarchists de-
spoiled i'm less than day.
A director is a trustee for the stock
hOlders-a guardian Of their interests
and a protector Of their rights. IL Is
difficult TO characterize the moral per
version of those directors who kept
secret piece Of news that vitality al
fected every stakeholder. concealed
their real action, and even gave out
misleading reports so that the public
might, by lying devices, be led to dis
pose Of its holdings at less than their
market value. 1t is such fragrant, un-
punished and triumphant breaches OF
law and morals that make the social
lists and give them their arguments. II
is such men as these that are the real
enemies Of the society in which they
live.
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HEARST AND JEROME

some of the Democratic press seem
terribly shocked because W. X. Hearst
may bolt the Democratic party IN
New York. Mr.. Hearst has never YET
bolted the ticket. He has had strong
reason for doing it, for he was SWIM
died out Of his election To the Ne"
York City mayoralty by a thieving
gang headed 10y George b. McClellahi
who is today "feuce' for the stolen
Goods II Hearst had received the
goods in the way Mcclellan did there
would have been a great howl from
some OF our fellow editors. with all
his faults, Hearst has never done any
thing quite so bad as that.
Yet these same editors, while ever
ready to criticise Hearst for what he
NAV do in the future, are pattlng Je-
rome on the back. Jerome will take
the Democratic nomination provided
he has no platform-or, as he calls IT,
mo- instruction, from the convention
that dominates him.
III the Democratic party OF New
York wishes to nominate man who
will be his own platform, who Will
run a. he pleases and do as he pleases'
and who declared in his campaign ior
his present position that he did not De
ieye in party nominations, it is OF
course at liberty to so stultify ITSELF
But if it does, it will be the end of the
present faction in control there which
would he blessing to the country.
It is the fashion of the Jerome pa
pers to decry personalities. The cam
paign in Georgia was to them Just too
horrid for anything. But ifthere have
been dirtier personalities uttered even
i'm South Carolina and Georgia than
those uttered by Jerome, we have not
seen them.
The fellow looks like fakir. Ii Is
to be hoped that he bellies his looks.
The Charlotte Observer says that he
is humbug.