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per devoted to 'the 1..t.r.ts- of V' -1'''"
it tuntv,Sttft uml Xatiouj
I Ihvis tl ue to d i-v cu c iiiul
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AnvKRnsi.Nu Rates.
note Ins re-election with
great pleasure. It was as
sured almost from the firxt
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The President's Lies
saga. A Comp-.ehensive, AWaand Pointed
Document
TheCongi-ss of the Unitvd
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niouittu!. and inMhnt!ticsf,f its eronomi.-ai inJuiin- ,'u, t"r.v 'hll u Caiiners.
'""orfuiimpcirwu. I ciin. jiKtrat ion tlio irovf-ninicnt " ,"Uht .iiKivelinof
I 111 .ttu . - . '
r a civ
ainutionrt of capital weii j su'hstanr-o of tin
' :,";l,T0id OP 'bl'OKK win,!,, nnappli,(j anl ! k.t ia iW. ,!. follow.
ivn!atfd and
!-'. "i!"""'"!,. i urn uarant in
!govmiuentlsfriH offomi !'utiVo and this lueach of
I no temntur fill nnl i
-r 'I'K-.'v-ium uml! aim oun;ratKn ai d to
Kvf-riinifnt -'n.innm.llue
c"EXt Medicines & Drugs
m..-.l. .1 i :,. i) . . ..
.iiukea Kpecmlty. Our patients'
nit.it wi II revive prompt atten
ton from either. HHmaf be S
"nvemeuttomtientii.
A Eoasa Built of Paper.
Thereisa pa jwr house in
Allanta.- 'No wood, brick,
nron or other material in
used about the building., At
103 Decatur (street a neat lit
tKtore, painted sky blue,
' .has attracted eorhsiderable
attention rec-ently. The
gaudy color is not the cause
ofthfi little' building bein
the object of so much, atten
tion, but the matpi-il nf
which it iscoitructed makes I r,0lloin "I the people. 1
:it a novelty. -: It is-injide enJ ime n,tllyr "(Jmonishw
tirel.v of paper'- Tli store
wi!.s i'H'1 ? y 0 ..Frera-huia n
nameif Smith (npelled;. of
course,"' in a French Jwav.
v.ho ia agent for the p?tper of
which it ia consti ncted. The
raftr. the weathevboarding
thej-aof and the: flooring are
all made f)fthick,conJiftessed
paper boards, impervious to
water and as durable as
wood. The house cannot
ratch on fire as easily as a
wooden building, because the
urface of thepaperissmooth
and hard. The building is
nsed as a store of NpmI K oi
ly, who says h? finds it warm
in cool weather'and comfort
able when the weather is
viwm.Atkiuttt Journal.
6AVXKG7' .
A man is very apt to de
ceive himself into au idea
that he cant save, and that
it is of no use attempting it.
lift .convinces himself that
his income l little enongn
ror present necessities and
ts off the hop,- of 'accmnu
i ition,if he torms itnt all, to
that happy period when he
shall le in somewhat better
As you assemble for fhe
discharge of the :uties you
have assumed as the repre-
pnrativesof ati-e"and gen
erous people, your meeting
is market) by an interesting
and impressive incident.
With the expiration of the
present session of Congress
the first century of our Con
stitutional existence as a na
tion will be completed. Our
survival for one' hundred
years is not. sufficient to as
SUre US that We IWl Innmr
have dangers to fear jn the
mamtainance, with all its
promised blessings, of a gov
ernment tounded unon t.:u
freedom of the people. The
lies nsi
to soberly inquire whether in
uie past we liave always
closely kept in the course of
safety, and whether we have
before us a way plain and
ciear winch .ledds to happi
ness and perpetuity. When
the experiment of our gov
ernment was undertaken,
the chart adopted for nnr
guidance was the Constitu
tion. Departure fi 1U
lines there laid down is fail
ure. It is only by a strict
adherence to the direction
they . indicate and by re
stiaint within the limitations!
they fix that we can furnish
nrpot to the work! of the fit
imn of the American people
for " self-government. The
equal and exact' justice of
which we boast as the under-
lymg 'principle of our insti
tutions should not.be
fined to the relations of oui
citizens to each other. The
government itself is under
bond to th American people
that in tl
i JIO
functions and powers it will
deal with the body of our
citizens in a maimer scrupu
lously honest and fair , ant!
absolutely just. -It ha8:
asrreed that Atum
no delusion to the plain peo
ple, wno, side by side, in
friendly coini,etitin
wrought for theennoblenient
and dignity of man, for the
solution of the problem of
r...
ii ee government and for the
restrained. ju.sehs, lie dormant in its! ' "'P'ind Syiuj.ofHvpophos
iriiuw.MininoiiH Livor lieirula-
i tor. i!-iu.i-V ... i: '
Kydnev (arc. KephaliiiP, Jack
wiii H Magic Ualsaa. Dr. Janes'
' ncee do, . lierlia' . z ,nh p shall b the onlv cr
achievement of the grand
destiny awaiting the land
which (Jod had iriven tliMin
A century has omssim! fin,.
cities are the abiding places
of wealth and luxury; our
manufactories yild fortunes
never dreamed of bv'th..r..ti.
era of the republic; our busi
ness men are madlv sti-ivim,-
in the race for riches and in?.
mense aggregations of (-api-tal
outrun the imagination:
in the magnitude of their undertakings.
Me view witlr pride m,l
saTisiactions; this bright
picture of our eomiti-v'
, , "
lowtn and prosperity, while
oiuy a, closer serutm v devel
opsasombie shading. Up
on more careful nsiwtir.n
wennd tlie wealth and Inv.
ury of our cities mingled with
poverty and wretel lei Inpuu
and un remunerative toil 4
crowded and constantly in-
creasiir urban nnnni
suggests the impoverishment
oi irai sections'and discon
will; Willi aaTlCU turn rim-.
suits. The farmer's son, not
sausned witli his brothei
Mnipie and laborious life
joins the eager chase for eas
ily acquired wealth. W
discover that the fo
'niizeij by our mntmf;,i.
-.jv- .i-
ersareno longer solely the
reward of sturdy industry
and enlightened haesight;
butthatthey result from the
discriminating fa vor of the
government anil are largely
built upon undue exactions
of our peopio. The gulf be
tween employers-and 'ih em
ployed is constant! r wi.
and classes ure rapidjy foruv
ing, one comprising tin very
rich and powerful, uhiie'in
another are found the terri
hly poor.
As we view the achieve-!
meats oi aggivgMh'd capital.
extortion the danger attend
mg the diversion of the cur
rency of the country frwm
the legitimate channels of
business. Under thesame
laws by which these result
are produced the govern meat
man any otlitr inerchaut in the
we
PAY CASH F0.1 OUB
GOODS
rent and can give our customers
UUB" "f;ureis man many others
We take in exchange for goods
permits many millions mow
to ie added to the cost of
the living of our jieople and
to be taken from our consu
mers which unreasonably
swell the profits of a small
but powerful minority.
I tie people must still be
taxed for the support of the
government, under the op
eration of tariff laws. Ihit
to the extent that the mass
of our cithfensareiiKmlmnto.
IT burdened beyond any us- Sltl1
ful public pwrnoses. m.,1 f,. nnTTlVTTv
the benefit of n f,.v,.,..wi t
the government, under the
pretext of an exercise of its
taxing power, enters gratu
itously into partnership with
these favorites to their ad
vantage and to the iniurv of
a vast majority of our tw.
ple. This is not enunlitv
fore the law. The existing
situation is iniurioiis fn tl.n
health of our entire bndv
politic It stifles ill th(U
for whose benefit it is iw.
9
mitted all patriotic 1
country and substitutes in
its place "selfish greed and
grasping avarice. Devotion
to American citizenship for
its own sake and for wh.it it
should accomplish as a mo
tive to our nation'sadvaner.
mentand the happinesj of
all our people.' U displaced
by tl;e assumption that, the
government instead of beino-
the embodiment of equality
rs out. an mstrumen
A - -
tnough which smeial- indi
vidual advantaires are to bf
gained. The arrogance o
iis assumption is nnenn
ifirii.jt
..... i( i- K-ars in tlje
disregard of all but persona
iiiinesis; in the refusal to
abate for the benefit of oth
ers one jot of the selfish
1'OtltWK.nl m. m
'"""'K'-" enjoyeu, mud m
combinations to perpetuate
such advantages tl
1 A I If II II. .tl w ...
Dr t. ( , Koo s Liver. IUieiinatic
and .r.rla Cure ami varion ,
other methciiies too numerous to
lnentiou.
All" the above will betioH
CHEAP
rou
We lielieve our facilities are
Kiich aH to enabk w to sell irood
as ...
LOW
OR
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