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, INSTRUCTIONS, i:
Silver preferred to Postage Stamns
on subscriptions. ' , A':- '' - ,
Remittances of silver of small sums
may be made with comparative safety in
rdinaryj letters, using good envelopes.
Amounts! above -fifty cents it - would be
well to send by Registered letter. -
P. O. Money Orders are better still,
but they must be drawn on .Wilkesborb,
X. C. as Moravian Falls isnot a Money
Onler off ce. . '"'A A -A r ;A .'"L ; '
1TOIUA& itEMAKKS. .
Punish the tliioves f
iWill Abdul Jlarnid :manaffe
acve a place in the ; party
auormsr '.
jMosqui toes may not cause
malarial, but they certainly ' do
cause, insomnia. : ' "
tl
Adrairal Dewey is finding oil t
e difference between hurrah
ahd Presidential support, f
The pops figured that if one
ticket would make things lively
two would make them livelier.
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Let no guilty man escape
is; the motto of the - administra
tion in dealing with those pos
tal scoundrels in Cuba, and it
will be endorsed by the jieople.
Prominent democrats are jol-
lying viowne with a view to
persuading him to withdraw
from the Bryan pop. ticket, af
ter, the Kansas City convention
nominates somebody else.
I Upon Bryan's retirement 'for a
few; weeks rest,, his running
mate, Aguinaldo, it is said,! took
tl
field.
v Hen j writing to - have your j paper
umscu you must give yourtormer as well
ai, wur new aaoress. y : ' v ' - ?V- U1S n
Ahvays1 write your own name and ad-1 fnkf J
v.v. vauj 9 iu4 uucuuii your je tiers 10
V .THE YEIAOW-JaCKKT,
: . Moravian Faixs, N. C.
In speaking of Ireland, Lord
Salisbury., it seemsv never opens
his mouth without putting his
m it. : ;
Senators Pettigrew ahd But
ler are credited-with having put
Town eon the Bryan pop ticket
for no - other purpose than to
help them in their ' campaign
for reelection to the Senate.
The coming eclipse of the
sun will be only partial in the
greater portion of . the U. S..
but the eclipse of the democrat
ic party next November will be
complete.
The Populist platform mak
ers at Sioux Falls seems to have
tackled every proposition
and the sooner it takes steps ; to
build an armor plant of its own ,
or to "force the steel companies
to su pply it at reason able rates ,
th e better it will be. .
There can never be enough
prosperity to get some men a
jh.
The price of corn ..within six
mouths has advanced one third.
Four years ago an army of- sil-ver-tongned
orators" was para
ding the country and insisting
that corn would soon be a
worthless incumbrance unless
the money, of the country was
degraded to the free silver level. The achievements of McKin-
. that President McKinley is re
sponsible for the postal thieve
ry in Cuba. . :
'Read your Yellow Jacket and
pass it along to your neighbor.
! We notice that the democrats
still believe in the free and un
limited coin age of promises "
Mr. democrat j do you
ber those speeches?
re mem-
ex-
How do the democrats expect ept "the end of the century
the neonleto trust them rn hnct. problem." AVhv was this left
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. th trusts when the democrats fov future generations to worry
Tliursday, May , 24, lOOOj
i.
won't trust one another?
th
to
corral a single elector.
GIT A HUMP ON!
LookjHere, Brother : If .you are
jiot already a subscriber' to the
Yellow Jacket, consider this copy
an invitation to . become one.
Read this paper oyer and if you
line it, Kena us cents lor; a
ears subscription. You will firid
ihe Y. J- a warm article. Its bus- compulsory arbitration law.
iness end registers 200 degrees in
the shade. - This paper each week
over?
Debbs and Barker and Don- The Cincinnati Enquirer is
nelly might pool their votes and willing that a little sense should
en they wouldn't get enough he injected into the Kansas City
The anxiety of the democrats
lest the republicans in Congress
do something, or leave r some
thing undone, that will injure
their ch ances of carrying the
country is. the most humorous
exhibition of the season: -i No
body knows better than the
democratic leaders that Presi
dent McKinlev will be reelected
by a larger majority than he
received in '96. -
ley will live in the hearts of the
people long after the grass hop
pers of democracy have . held
high carnival over the neglected
grave of Bryanism. .
A Yankee has discovered a .
new process of making butter
by forcing wind into the milk. '
Like most great discoveries it
came about accidentally " by
hdlding1 a free silver convention
in a cream rv.
The only civilized country, in
which? there are no labor strikes
is new Zealand, which has a
platform, but the rest of the
party is the same old jackass
and will tolerate nothing of the
kind.
Southern papers have much
to say about the "good impress
ion" made by Admiral Dewey,
One of the most encouraging
will contain something good and signs' of the season is Jerry hut none of them have reported
each, succeeding issue will get bet- cf? Lorkr.0 onn.f u0Jthe selection of any Dewey del-
eT if cau be maaD. ; Being a disusted with the politi. egates to tho Kansas Gity
vention.
: , v -VA cal outlook.
tne great party; oi xincoin, vjt rant;
Garfiel.il and - McKinley we will
..i ili r",A lJ:AiAin ' fl - Do names carrv hoodoos ?
;i u: vn i m mil in . i i i i r-: 1 1 i i fc? - e i i ; . , mj ' ' i
1 . o a t ,r , uninstructed delegations to
iair pla, and for the rights and Graver Cleveland , Moxlev, a H (n . .
. -i' , , TTT. i -:J - ... Kansas Citv are "hissms:
jiDeruespi tiie peopie, . aim wag: j"mh ,h.hiiijjiuu iu.ui, is jji
ing an unrelenting battle against trouble foirobbing an Express
the dovil and the so-called Demo: I company;
erratic party. . We don t only, want
you to Decome a 8uoscn:r, u.ii, -tVo agree with the . poet that
iouiu ik, pioascHi to juive thJ: modulating "Song of the
you uo a nuw missionarj ;-- LaLk ig very prctty( ut ; for
mong your Republican jfriendsi
Since our last issue we have
ed ! 200 new subscribers'
,,,; Tnt,. Yl .T. when vou "L?yf Hen.
io out from home, and tackle ev-
ry KepuDJican you meet aim gL &i
him to subscribe;' Tn this way you f adde
will not only be ddihg us a. great names on our i books, besides
i avor but you wiH also:be aiding . - nuraber of renewals;
us in reaching the neople,. and m? . ' '
Re- Exbansion ! You bet.
puDiicanism, wnicn only .neeu . w
p Rpnnhii.nn ,o, cn mpr! ' Te rainy season in
ji11v strnntr cn Krmminiis and Africa is about" over
. - ' k a W A A H AAA " - - a I
tribes of
Democrats will have to pre-
1.1 , TT . . , buse of Senator Hanna before
Some time ago Sam Jones
said he believed that the "devil
and the democrats were against
The Neelev defalcation should, I God." Sam has shown his faith
and will, be probed to the hot- ly bis works as he has now
torn. It was scarcely possible come over 10 lne wpuoucan
that out of the thousands of off- n a
new possessions, there should pose to kick every man out of
not be a few rogues. But there the democratic party in Ken-
have been very few. and those tucky who refuses to endorse
few should be huntedTdown re- their methods. The Goeblers
1 , rnt j j adopted iron clad rules in tbt
lentlessly. ,This is demanded, - , ,. - ; . - ,
J i th congressional district the
not.onlybjevery sense of Qther day denying the right to
right and justice, but in the in- vote m the primary, to all dem
terest of preserving our iair ocrats Who didn 't vote for Goe-
name before the world. Pel Jast iNov. xms same spirit
prevails m North Carolina. ,lt.
a democrat has the hardihood
We are highly gratified over and bravery to oppose the A-
the valuable assistance . the mendmeut or auy other piece
democrats all over the country- of democratic rascality, the
, . , xr 11 v T 1 Simmons doodlebugs proceed
are rendering the ellow Jack- tQ read M bt oUeptXty and
et. rium an tjecuous couie re- class him as a "nigger" or of
ports that the machine demo- the "black and tan", brigade. .
crats despise the Y. J. and that
the limber jack fellows de- Kansas is to organize a farm-
nounce it with the most bitter ers trust. : This is certainly
terms. This induces1 numbers running the octopus into" tho
of people, who never heard of Srounc-
the Y. J. before, to learn of -its Kentucky's crop of hemp this
whereabouts and to subscribe year will be the largest on rec-
at once, for observation and ex- rd;. She needs plenty in Jier
periencejiayeitaught them that
fKA.r nnn nKnnffo ; oxr vAfoc o niguer inuuw ur euuurse- ii western poet nas written a
their exnerience four vears airb ment can.be given to anything poem called "I'll Walk With
uieir experience lour years ago p v5t tTawov u
con
Senator Tillman declares that
snakes'. Don't' send them,
brethren. Democrats are too
prone to see snakes or octo
puses at any time.
should have taught them that
much, . but when did the demo
cratic party profi t "by experience?
invulnerable that the
Bryan, the world, the flesh and the
''-vil can't overthrow it at . the
ol!s next November.; ... A
See all -qur neighbors and make
up a club of 5 or 10. ; If you can't
et the club now, send along your
own sub. and try the club later.
The Yellow Jacket is not hcal,
b ii t c-i rchla tes al I : over America
and goes Jo foreign lands, and, all
the time preaches nothing but Re
publican I gospel -and common,
sen se. Before sending money,
read'instructions'at top of this col
umn. NTow', brother take tbe case
You send ilong the subs, and help
do thecirdulating.and we will do
the preaching:. Let the band, play
poets will have to stop rhy ming assist the- democratic party in
jMm withV-blp6d or take fastenin unon tbe brave and
honest people of North Carolina
a-law that will ultnnatelyv;dis-
South
and .the
-We would ; rather; be a toad
and spend oiir days ' in - the
darkness of a dungeon than to
ed out by the" demoprats.
dressed to Gen. Coxey.
The -smokeless factory smoke
stack was one of the leadiug
features of the last democratic t
national administration.
the
consequences.
Qhicago lias shortened J .auto- franchise hundreds o f ho nest
mbbile and tlie young inen white men because of their
Will tile endorsing conven-;
tion that meets in Kansas Citv
on juiv 4tn accent the whole
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there are now said to as k ; their misfortune and poverty.
r;.ib 'in rri : "mobiiisr' ! with - ; ' '
them.' - ... ':' ' "'' "rJ ;:!lftheUjiiteUStatWis:
a col o h ial po wer an d t o .
The press of Germany do not j the Kicaraguan canal it
to be
biiUd
needs
iikd
doc
the
press and people.
Senator: .Lodge's .Monroe no -prophet to foretell that it
rihe.-'speech', but it meets must be a great, naval ' power.
approval of .the,. 'American If it is to be a great naval pow-
er, it will' need lots df armor
The New York. World still
shows symptoms of being, a
democrat, as it lays the entire
Cuban vpostal thievery at the
ddbr of McKinley 1 "Why didn 't
the World go on and say that tbin and add the-re
President' McKinley was ahorse tail to their populistic kite?
thien and that; he directed s When a democrat goes to the
western train robbery v and laid polls to vote next November he
the plot to assassinate Goebel , won't know. which ticket to put
audV that he was responsible for in the box the democratic or
the robbery of some man's hen- the populite, for either will, bo
roost or smoke housef: It; would. or Billy Bryan.:' , -;;--;' y
have imposed no burden upon -When "the; democrats nbmi
ihe World's conscience to- have nated Horace Greely for presi
made such charges, and all sen- de they got a good dose of re
, -; - ' t . , . pubhcanism. When the demo-
sible, honest people would have meet in Kansas City they
regarded them with no less dis- win : be prepared to - swallow
gust than they do the. slander populism. Ak-iStateEepub-
ous intimatiou pt the World iican. .
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