i .- 8fe WEEK IY EDITION. VDt. VI. MORAVIAN FALLS, N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 17, J900 NO: 7 THE YELLOW-JACKET, i editorial: remarks WEEKLY & MONTHLY. B. ' POH LAWS, EDITOB. weekly; one year,. ; . . 50 SIX MONTHS, . . . . . ..... . . hO MONTHLY, ONE YEAR,f. . .20 CASH ALWAYS IN ADA KnCE. A Cross Mark on your paper means that your subscription has expired, and that yo'n will receive no more papers tin less you renew. I Entered at Moravian Falls, N. C. as second class matter. INSTRUCTIONS. Indiana democrats refuse to let Bryan V tag' them. It, looks as if Aguirialdo will be given a broader plank jin the Kansas City platform than free silver. 1 f)" Stamps Silver preferred' to Posta .1 . on suoscripuons. Remittances of silver of sriiall sums may be made with comparative safety in ordinary letters, using good envelopes. Amounts above fifty cents it would be well to send by Registered Letter. P. O. Money Orders are better still. rut tney must be drawn on Wilkesboro, .N. C. as Moravian Falls is uot Order office. ITT . a wnen warning to nave your paper changed you must give your former as well as your "new address. Always write your own name dress plainly, and direct all your The blackest: clouds that hang over the Southland to day are those hejl-born par tizan election laws. Cleveland says the, best thing the democratic party can do is to retire Bryan. Just wait till 'Nov. and the republican party will do the job so effectively that Billy can't be found with a politi cal telescope.' As a humorist Congressman Sulzer is a button-buster. He has been promising Mr. Bryan the electoral vote of New YorK. The New York Herald the great independent democrat ic paper, has come out flat footed for McKinley. a Money The Ykixow-Jacket, Moravian FajJ ISSUED EVERY THUR Thursday, May 17, 1900. The man who desires to jswap McKinley prosperity for Bryan anti-imperialism is evidently very crosseyed. and ad- letters to I.S, N. C. SDAY. Acting upon the principle of "giving thedevil hisdues'" the people will this year give the democratic party anoth er good licking. It is said that there are not enough anti-expansion democrats in Alabama to jus tify counting. From a hot bed of democracy such con ditions as this must send great streaks of cramp colic through the abdominal re gions of William Jawbone Bryan. The Kentucky democrats seem to be afraid to play their game on Gov. Taylor, although they know the cards are "stack ed".. ; If Admiral Dewey had ever had an 3 chance for the Demo cratic nomination, his friendly talk toward England would have destroyed it. Democrats kick because government has acquired 1 ests in foreign territory then do some more kieki cause th is. govern men t dc w get itself involved in the 8 African war. That's derm ic consistency. going ' Mr. Br van savs he is to rake a two month's rest on his farm. He can make the rest longer without arousing ariv nrotest on the Dart of the The republican party is people. the party that fills the treas ury and reducesiebt. The It doesn't seem quite the democratic party empties J riht tllin for Messrs. Hep- Someone has proposed C land as Democratic 'nomine this fall. But he took to do so-anony mously , ail d imagination fails to picture fate of the nifin who , shall tempt to put Mr. Cleveland nomination. lit. vou HELLO THERE! Look Here, Brother are not already a subscriber to the Yellow Jacket, consider this copy an invitation feo be come one. Read this paper o ver carefully and if you like it, mail us 50 cts. for a vearls sub scription. The Y. J. each week will contain something good, and each succeeding issue will tret better if it can be made so. 1 Being a firm- bel principles of Lincol A political party that de pends upon unrest and dis contentment for its success should be snatched bald-head- ed in every fight it makes. QZZJX Does not spell any thing, but what we started out to say was this: Do not send postage stamps on subscriptions to the Y. J.: and when you send Money Orders, have them drawn on Wilkesboro. N. C. Moravian Falls is pot a M. O. office. o come to T24.u 4 I blows over the oueMion wheth- LllCtC Udl LIES 1 J er tne canai snouia oe lorunea debt. will present a 4'Bill" to the people this year. For the man who argues with his shirt on and thinks with his head there is but one choice. It is noticeable that althbjh nine- Democratic convent! have endorsed Bryaii for nomination, less than; hah that number have affirmed $ Chicago platform: in , "ringir out of that issue by means some evasion or other. or not. eliever in the incoln, Grant, wi' (Tatrieid and McKinJev, Ihe Y.Lin,r WPu-limnnfl u,-Wp The editor filled the hooks th copv and left Wednes- he J. will ever be found contending , c 1 1 l?t ' . J.Will LUI lJCl.rt tl OUULTI T J M. ior ine rignis ana n.oerues r " of the people. We won d not paper tor tne X elJowuacKet. onlv like to have you become a suoscrioer, dud we woum uso oe The fusion poos met' at glad to have you do a litt e mis- G. Vn . sionarv work for us amoi vour ,WUA A LI1C Republican friends and neigh- nominated 5ryan lor l-Tes- )ors. You can reach thobe that ident, got hot, pulled off we can't. Take this copy when 4-1,:00 noo i; you go out from home and tack Je every Republican you and don't let up on him t have secured his subscription. their coats, passed the lie; nrin n rl 11 you jdurned sine die. Bv so doing you will not be doing us a great favo you will also be aiding reaching the people, and ns only but The first act of the fusion Pops this year was to riomi- help- tiate Bryan for President in i ng to present the facts oJf Be- The next step .will be to publicanisin, which only crawl into the democratic need r -Mr ua i?onw?non nnUr c. band wao;on and go to yell- ljr l-mf . . . - harmonious and invulnerable mg tor the democrats. 1 liat the trihes of Bryan world, the flesh arid the can't overthrow it at the next November. You will experience no oulty in finding several of neighbors who will take tl per, so try to make us up j of 5 or 10. If 3tou can't g a club, then send along own subscription and -try: dub later. The Y. J. is nbt lo- , but circulates over al the deviJ A democratic subscriber 1 - out in Virgipia says ; times diffi- are not as good as the demo- l . r j 1 yourjerats promisea. may oeiney are not, but our friend knows that they are a blamed sight better than the democrats e pa l club 1 t up your the ever cave us. the states and preaches the lfepub- Secretary Axage inrorms ican gospel in the interest of the House that there is a .common sense and as seen from hoiirnliic. in thp ' ' rrpnsiir.v of the laboringiian's; stanbo.ihtv .i7nAA.Wnh : Now this is about all. You send 4 - along the subscriptions and j help some democrat please state do the circulatm' andj we 1 will the eract condition of :' the do the preach in Read iri4truc- The friends of the citi zens' ticket are petitioning that they be allowed a fair election in Bristol, Va. Ev idently there is somebody on that side of the question who is slightly acquainted with the manner in which majorities are inflated in that goodly city. But then it must be remembered that the Virginia Honest Elec tion law was the model for the Goebel law, Under which Watterson said all "chance" is eliminated. It is not worth while to kick, if you have to go up against a sure thing, Mary Ann. Bristol (Tenn.) Daily Courier. Abdul Hamid is certainly un speakably slow paying. Eugene Debs says the trusts will bring the conditions desired by him and his fellow-socialists. Then, why doesn't 'Gene quit talking and. wait for those conditions? Since Webster Davis has I making Boer speeches, reper.; attempts have been made to him to abuse President ;McK ley. To the last one of thl attem pts , Mr. Davis replil 4iMcKinlev's all right. He i patriot, one of . the comnj people," like Lincoln." '-'-A Judge Lochren, of Minn;, i democrat, and it is not surp? ,. - .. j ing that he should have tak the democratic view of v Po England has made regulations refusing admission to all foreign dogs. Billv Mason should at Arinn i 1 1 f n ta o l-ncnlnf inn rf 11111 uuuvu t i ucuiuiiuij j I t- 1 .1- - j j i ' -r ... , 1 rwico ana tne VvonsLicution, l sym path v with the down-trod- . , , . . . , J -71 thnt r ftfisn ; mn.kft flip - den canine race. . , L TX. - ' , rignc. xiiscory readies f r democratic views of the Cons The Jsow ov papara assert . have usuanv bee ' o,' 1 . t- . . 1 . : t -. . -i I . . . , tnsL ttepresentative lentz ana ex-Kepresentative Jbevvis " were nrevailed uoon" to make sneeches at some western meet- ."."..FM"ua . , -r , . declare the minutest details in(r nr ru. iRV. Krfivai fin nnnn ! , i w u x their policy towards . the iv possessions. It would be just sensible to ask a man to drav. F.mnprnrft William and Fran-1 ? ' , .: - - - ciiart 01 ms inrenaea mo cis josepn, 01 ijermany ana A u s tro-H n n gary , . h a ve c h an ged clothes in order to do honor to The democrats continue ments in getting through a1 In yrinth which he had never see each other. . There's no telling what these crowned heads wont do. ' The rapidly increasing im ports from Porto Rico do not look as though that island were oppressed. The middle-of-the-road pops have made it plain that. they do not consider themselves chained to the Bryan chariot. Pettigrew is in South Dakota, but if any bon-fires are being lighted in his.hondr the news papers haven't found it out. ing acts that ought to be yetoe If Boss Croker isn't careful he'll be read put of the Demo- cratic party tor being too friendly to the E ngbsh.- For onlv the third time three vears, President Mclviii has vetoed an act of Congre? (Jontrast this with the1- onei L,ieut. rlobson is on ins way tions of Cleveland's diurnal home from the Philippines. Is to mill. , But then McKinley t Qihlff tliiih hft intends to not given to mult nnaiuff, n accent that nomination for the ri"s congress given to pa . . Presidency awarded him a year or so ago by some enthusiastic Ponn lists? - it tne democrats naa-any aea tnat lvicivinjey - wouia n .tii an v action to help . th e Boe Humph ! it is sign meant they would be urging him that the populists should pub- keep his hands oh In oth licl y announce the necessity for words, there is no sincerity, i holding a club over the demo-Lt J v , crats to maKc sure mac tne h;fii0 Kansas Jity convention will re- thunder. adopt the Chicago Platform. Congressman Landis, of In diana, says the Porto Rican ag itation will not lose the repub lican party a single vote in his Even Democrats learn som - I . . . . ...."..- rr - In seeKing a man who can thing occasionally. inose 1 - - -Ixi. l n " 1. -...Mt:uAJ."'ii beat Gov. Roosevelt the New tiie oeuaviutv Pi "". " orK democrats have taKen - a 1 , - - only- nerfunctor tasK that is as hard as prevent- objection, and now our .' coa: ing the re-election of President will be decently defended, ai McKinley. With rare excep- the costly artillery along "the tions the people know a good w,.u 01 oe pewa to go . , , , , . ruin for want of men to care 1 official when the v have- him. treasury during Cleveland's second reign, . : t, ; lore remitting. I. r , , : . ..ft . lions at; too 01 tins coiumni ut- district, and he knows: them..

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