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DEMO- Whoop-pee-e-e-e-e-e ! You don't know what I am, do you? I'm an anti-expansion , tree Hcker. anti-trust, fr lee trade : r w william J. Bryan That's what I am. democrat. I'm gittin -ready fori the cam paign of 1900. I've just re turned from town where. I got three drinks of red licker aud a new catechism. I seeathe boss today and he told me a lot of things. Let me try my mouth on one : "Dadgum the trusts, they are relentless. va npires on the vitals of indurtry ; they are the great devilfish of the poor sted. The the onlv will bust man ; they must be bi democratic party is party that can and them. Anybody that sez we aint agin the trusts id a liar and I can lick the everlasting stuff ing out of him." That sounds all right. Such talk as that will fetch lots of them into the party. Wish I had some m, ore licker. The republicans are tyrants. I herad the boss say so. Then 9f I read it in the paper They make the make the trusts that aws ;that make us poor. I heard the boss come over these verv words I'm agin McKinley I'm agin Mark Hanner. I'm agin tjie government cause its a shooting of the hell-if-I-nos whoeven they Fil- are. That's what the boss sez. "The Fii-hplL-if-I-nos, 'are right ought to be free and of and inde pendent.'" I think that's the 'way he come over it. But there is no dickins if I know what all that. rigmarole means, But dad gum the trusts if I had anotl of that licker I could the rest of it. dad gum er drink think of Dad gum the vamptrs in the vitals of my industry. Whoop-pee- for free silver and 16 to 1 in spite or h 1 and high water and without the aid or consent of any nation on earth. - No. I forgot ; the boss said not to hollow so dad gum much about free silver, but "Down with the trusts- to yell, Hurrah for Bryan and anti imperialism and anti- ;rusts, and free silver jenough. to keep the! boys together. That s about the way the boss said to say it. I've got no use foil the dat ev believe swattled radicals. Tl in high tariffs and sound money and expansion.- I don't want no tariff in mine. All I want is strai ght licker -and a straight, ticket.. That gives me a chance to republicans, and call cuss the them the nigger party, and Mhrk Han ner s pups and iufehial gold bugs and sich like. Dad gum thetrusts Hurrah tor Bryan imperialism. and anti- I aint ashamed of my politics, cause I've always been a demo crat. Wherever the , party went I ' ioiiowea. I'm following it to-iay. Don't know where it's going; Don't care, cause i can t go wrong. A TIN BOOSTER CBAT. We elected Grover president twice. That is a mistake now, but it was all right then . You see Grover left the party and haint never come back. But Billy Bryan isourhoney suckler to-day. He believes in evervthincr being free: Free ' t o trade, free silver, free licker and free Fil-hell-if-I-knpws. Don't that sound tip top? The republicans have made times better and that's What m makes us so blasted mad. You see we've got to yell calamity louder than ever to make any show. But the boss told me to spread ray self, and I am going to do her. Listen : Dadgum the trusts, they'll soon own this country. They are robbers of the people. They are the sons and daughters of the Diugley tariff. I say give us free trade and smash the trusts. That's the way the boss come over it. That's a clincher. We are out for the offices some of us are. We all want to beat the republicans. So we've got to howl. Howl at the trusts. Howl at the war. Howl at the gold standard. Howl at McKinley and Hanna Howl for office. XT . v 1 j' body that aint agill the trusts . . .. 1 - and in favor of free trade, free silver and free licker. But Fin a democrat all right. You can't rub that out. Demo- or-Lrs mi-p nifP fnlk Wp rPnrPJ cratb ai e n ice IOIK.S. VV e I epi e- sent the brains and intelligence ; . , . , ! Of the JOUntry. We are llO scrub StOfck. We believe ill disfranchis- , . tlf . ing the lllggers. We always 1 ctinif tr tliP r.rrf.v nrl nn t kick we Know what to do and do as we are told. My bu-iness is. to be a demo crat whether I can give any reason or not. I don't have to thins. I let mv boss do that. That's the beaut v of being a democrat. $othing to do but to drinK the bosses' HcKer, vote.a straight ticKet, ride in the band wagon and holler. I don't Know a blamed thing about anti-trusts, free silver, an-ti-imperialismnor any of the is sues. It's none of my business. The boss sez my job is to cuss the Rads. . When he sez cuss KI cuss. When he sez holler, I holler. When he sez vote, I vote. That's democracy. Dadgum the trusts. Dadgum MarK Hanner. Dadgum McKinley. Dadgum that dadgummed Yaller Jacket. ' Can't think of the rest of it now, but if I had auother drink of licker I could remember what the boss sed And : he tumbled over on the floor and fell asleej). This article is republished from the Yellow Jacket of Tune 20. i8qq. with some additions and changes. anythinr you invent or improve ; lo gret CAVEATJifAOE-MARK, COPTfiJCHTor DESIGN PROTECTION. Send modeL sketch, or thoto. for free examination and advice- Dnnir mi niTniTO ? ree. NoAty uuun uit rMitiiiu fee before patent. Write, to U7JiVVV CCUJ'V Patent Lawyers. WAS H I N GTO N . D . C . FOR SALE ' By N. J. Phillips, Real Es tate and Advertising Agent, BlvOUNTVILIvB,:TBNNESSEE . No. 5-32 acres, two miles from Blount ville, buildings, water &c. 650,00 No. 7 115 acres, 3 miles from Blount ville, spring, creek, bottomland, build ings. $1,700.00 No. 9- 250 acres at Blountville, clay soil, water, fruit, buildings. $2n per acre. No. 12-525 acres of well improved grain and crass land, with timber, water, build- j ings, very valuable. $16,000,00. 8 miles from Bristol. See J.M. iain, mountvme, Tenn. No. 23-615 acres of unimproved land, suited to grain, grass ami fruit, with free stone water, plenty of ordinary timber, 6 miles from Ry. station. $2,000.00. See J. M. Barker, Bristol, Tenn. No. 24400 acres, close a R R city, good farming land; 3 farm houses. $45 per acre Address J M Barker, Bristol, Tenn. No. 25 -260c acres good timber land, ash, poplar, hickory, pine, seven miles from Bristol, close to river, Holston Val ley Ry., and near a large Lumber Manu facturing Plant. $5.00 per acre, includ ing timber part cash, bal. on time. The tan bark alone on this land will bring more than $5 per acre' J.' M. Barker, Bristol, Tenn. , No, 26 Six acres and fine water-power used to operate furniture factory, at a growing railroad city. $4,000.00 Address J M Barker, Bristol, Tenn. No. 27-50 acres, 3 miles from Blountville; l ;.K. horn urar c towm R,r,rpr Tt1onntvi11e . ' " ' , , . . A , 100 rooms, beddkig furniture and fbet - ures just out of the City, on Electric Street Ky., in a Deautiiiu natural grove and near an artificial lake, in view of bea - t.iful imif!iin cfnArv Vipalrliv lnpflhntl Price $30,000 which is only of its cost. RvSaVments -T. M. Barker. Bristol. rZrin j No. 325ao lots in Bristol, Tenn., good business property,, centrally located, at $100 to 600 each. J. M. Barker, Bristol, rtt I m. No. 33-One thousand acres land in Ashe county, North Carolina at two dollars per acre. J. M. Barker,' Bristol, Tenn. No. 34Ten thousand acres in Wilkes and Watauga counties, North Carolina finely timbered with oak, pine and poplar mostly good laud. Only three dollars and fifty rfts. per acr& A great bargain. j. m. Barker, Bristol Tenn. No. 40-375 acres, -5mes from Bristol, on public road, partly cleared, water, timber and buildings. i4. 200.00. See A. C. Keebler, Bristol Tenn. No. 42 525 acres on river aud prospect ive railroad, 200 acres cleared and suited to grain and grass. 1:5,000.00; mostly on time. See J. D. Ford, Pactolas, Tenn., or J. I. Cox:, Bristol Tenn. No. 51 136 acres, 8 miles from Blount ville, Valuable improvements. $4,000.00 No. 52-115 acres, 1 mile from depot in a R R city, dwelling ariH spring. 10,000.00 Address J M Barker Bristol, Tenn. No. 57 5 acres with improvements, one mile from Blountville,' $300.00 No. 62 142 acres. 5 miles from Blount ville, at a high school, with water and im provements. $5,000.00 See S. S. Hall, L,awson, Tenn. " , No. 70 110 acres, il miles from Blount villej fine spring and ! improvements. $3,000.00. See Rev. -William Robeson, Blountville, Tenn. - No. 74-160 acres, on river, near railway station, improved. $3500.00 ,. Address Henry Mauk, Bluff City, Tenn. No. 77219 acres, 3 miles, from Blount ville, 12 from Bristol, near school, P. O. and churches; lies Well, good limestone land, well watered, 140 acres cleared, bal. good timber, 5 acres oiard good jj)rick house, $ barns and othejbUilQirigs. Wal uable farm. $4,560. See R. 'S. Cartright, Leila, Tenn. v V i. No 8260 acres onriver, S miles from city. .$900.00 Address- M. h. Blackley, Bristol , Tenn. ? : No; 83-133 acres, fiveyntiles from Blount ville, fine water and -improvements. $2,000.00. R. R. Ncwlaud, Silvicola, Tenn. No. 89 190J&; 40 acres, farming lands improved, a few miles west of Blountville on K. & B. R. R. Address John Dickson Edens Ridge, Tenn,? , i t ,.v , r No. 94111 acres, mile fronf railway station;? fine spring and improvements. s.ooOiOO Address Geo 'D. Burkhart, RuthtonSullivan Co.v-Tenn. - . .. No. 9517 acres,, a flouringmill aud oth er improvements; naer a railway station. $1,800.00. Address J.PBurtoh, Ruthton, Tenn. No. 100 60 acres, 5 miles below Bris tol, on B. & B. Ry. near-Sulphur Springs, 30 acres cleared, some of it first class and some second class, 15 0. ?o "acres level, some' fair timber. 30 or vo;" acres"; fenced, 150 select fruit trees coining into bearing, watered by a spring: atid .creek w ; room name . ucc.tiuHij common staDie. i,ooo y, aowtti ai i -and 2 Nor.io2-r48o acres on river, erood shane. nearly all level, plenty of bottom, fine timber, water, and improvements, at two prospective railroads. $15,060.00 See J3. B. Wexler,: Edens Ridge, Tenn. No. IQ4-A cabbage farm of 27 &. acres and isnp.rovenients, at a railway station. 1,800.00 Address J M Hicks, Rural Retreat, Va. years oil'DalanceSlight"at5?Qimtif more is paii down. S; Jrtst6fv.rTenn. No. 105300 acres, 1 mile from Ruth ton station n Holston Valley R. R., 200 cleared and suited to grain and grass; 100 acres fine timber; good water; substantial buildings; everything in good condition. 6 miles from Bristol. $3,300.00. See S-'A. Gump, Bristol, Tenn. V No. 109 12 acres, one and a half miles from Bristol, houses, water and water- ?ower. $1,500.00. See J, M.Barker, Bristol, enn. ' No. 1 10 30 acres, 1 mile from a city and railroad, fine soring, no buildings. 60 per acre. J. M. Barker, Bristol, Tenn. No. 1 1 1-20 acres, and house in a - R. R City. $2,000.00 Address J. M. Barker, Bristol, Tenn. , No. 1 j a 120 acres unimproved land in Dallas countv. Mo.. 12 miles from Buffa lo, the cotunty seat, $6,000.00 or exchange tor property in l ennessee or v lrginia. See E. A. Burson, Bristol, Tenn. No. 116 300 acres, on Va. and S,outh Western R. R., 3 miles irom Bluff City, 200 acres cleared ' balance in fine timber. 125 acres in grass,. 75 of which is meadow; good grain land. Well watered. Large barn and other buildings, and ioq young fruit trees. Desirable farm. $5,000.00, See John B. Childers, Bristol, Tenn. No. 11S 43 acres, 2& miles from rail way city, fence, fruit, water, no house. $25. ner acre. Address MrS. S. F. De Creto, Bristol, Tenn. No. 122 365 acres, bluegrass land, tim ber, water, buiklingg, 7 miles from Ry Station at Mendota, Va., $7000.00, Ad dress E. Salyer, Point Truth, Russell Co. Va. E S Sayer. No. 123 66 acres at a railway station, miles from Bristol. Part cleared, part lev el, part knobs. ater, timber, no build ings, only $435.00. Address O: W. Millard, Vances. Sul. Co., Tenn. No. i2 330 acres, 26 miles West of Bristol, improved land on river, 2 miles , irom a R.V. siauuii, no WCH, UVCl HU-li . , - 1 - 1 r over ; cleared, has good timber, good water, j good buildings, plenty of river bottom. $5,50.00. WTrite to T. W. Norvell, Bris- j c I3I1250 acres fine water and good j improvements : on river, 2 miles from a ; statiou ;6.ooo.oo. See E S Wor .j Biuff Citv Tenn. J - No 132 214 acres fine creek farm, 3 "nlesirc? a prospective R R $7,000.00 j J. C. Childres, Easley. Sul. Co., Tenn. No. 133-118 acres of improved mountain land, water, fruit. buildings,5 miles from a railway station. $750 cash; a bargain. Address W. B. Blizzard, Arcadia, Sullivan Co. Tenn. No. 134 290 acres, upland and bottom, plenty of water and improvements, 4 miles from a county town on R. R. $6,000.00. J.A.Jones, Bristol, Tenn. No. 135 100 acres, house, water, orch ard, one mile from City of Bristol, Tenn. $4,500.00. Address J M Barker, Bristol, Teiin. No. 139. 135 acres 6 miles from Bristol, 110 cleared, water, good buildings, good laud $4,000. Address W R King, Ful lerton & Cly bourne Ave., Chicago 111. No. 141. 42 acres, limestone land, houses and water, 8 miles from Jonesboro. Write to J. Z. Francisco, Douglas, Tenn. $1,175.' No. 142. 160 acres. miles of John son City, Tenn. Lies well; 140 acres cleared, all in grass, creek and springs; large frame house, flouring mill, mineral springs, valuable property, cheap at $5,000 Address G. C. Harris, Bristol, Tenn. No. 143400 acres with improvements near Bristol $40. per acre; 130 acres near Bristol, well watered , $40 per acre; 2600 acres 8 miles from Bristol at 5.00 per acre, well timbered and 1 mile from R. R. See J. M. Barker, Britol, Tenn. No. 144 The Angora goat is ."'suited to the mountains of Tenn., Va., and North Carolina, and there is big money in it. Write to B. H. Vanraub, the goat man, at Van Raub, Texas, for circulars and . full particulars. No 145 95 acres limestone land at Blountville, Tenn., with plenty of good timber-, water, fine orchard, fair buildings only $r5.oo per acre. Desirable farm. No. 146 160 acres adjoiuing No 145, good water carried " to house and " barn in pipes, good land, some rolling, some! ievei, pienty 01 umoer, iair DUlicilligs, fruit, etc., valuable farm. $16. per acre, if purchased shortly. No 14S 153 acres good limest ne larid in Greene Co., Tenn., 12 miles from Ful- lens Depot on Southern R. R. near chur ches, mill, graded school, P. O., has gooj buildings, 45 acres in good timber, 14 ir. meadow, viueyard, good orchard, in goot state of cultivation, watered by creek ant- two springs. $3250.00. cash. Do nod delay to see K. J. white, Cedar Xrane.Teiin M. M. S. POULJTRYv PENCE , -'3 , .N 'i y C y v av v vv v y .y-x 0 0 0 0 'To , v y 1 j v ! y 'r V V V v x-? x x xx s x y x -r 'J Z C 0 0 0 0 0 w, O O O m w 7 1 :rmmm v v Rt IvltSfl III v iiP i . & m .nam m iMfdw L' m m mmj 1 v V JBSS mmmmmmmtmmmmmmmt TT 7- xcniea juty ai, 1896. - " fTRADB MARK. - Patented July 6, 1807. 50 PFR fiFHT SfiUIHR Requires no top or bottom raU and only as r": H" VU l"V.H many posts as the old style netting and makes a better fence. A full lme of Field and Hog Fencing. Steel Picket Lawn Fence, GaUs, Posts, Rail, etc Write for full particulars. . UNION FENCE CO.. Dekalb, 111. No 149 Some houses and lets in Blount ville, cheap enough an excellent, quiet place to live'. No. 150-1038 acres timber land, in Watauga Co.,-N. C, on Beech Mountain, 20 miles from Boone . on one side, and five miles from Elk Park (on railroad) on other side. Pike roads on each side of the mountain, and a pike road is being built to the top of this mountain, where a large prospective hotel is to be erectedi One of the finest of springs is on . this tract, and the land is covered with ash birch, bass, hemlock, beech, sugar maple, cucumber, &c, and is very valuable for the timber. Much of this land is levil enough for cultivation; the soil is rich, and will produce fine grass, rye. buck wheat, cabbage, apples, grapes, &c. Will be sold cheap. Price made knowii on application to N J. Phil !ipsr Blountville, Tenn. Bristol is on the State line of Va. and Tenn. It is a grow ing city of 12,000 people ; hag several railroads, ; newspapers, banks, churches, fine schools, electric lights, street cars, a large wholesale and retail trade, a large iron furnace and other industries too many to mention , and is the. center of trade for a large section of surrounding country. Blountville, the county seat of SulliVan county, is 9 miles west of Bristol, and on the lino of the Knyille .and Bristol railroad now being built. Per sons wanting farms will do well to locate anywhere within this healthy, wrell warered section. See the owners of the forego ing farms, or call for any thing you want in the line of real es tate, of N. J. PHILLIPS, Blountville, Tenn. j80?When you write to or see any of the land owners, send or take them this adver tisement, ami-tell where you saw it. SOUTHERN THE 0.0.0.0.0 STANDARD RAILWAY OF THE The Direct Line to All Points. 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