Sylvan
Our County—Its Progress and Prosperity the First Duty of a Local Paper.
miner & BKEKSE.
BREVAin), TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, N. C., FRIDAY, JIII.Y 15. 1904.
VOL. IX-NO.
l^unns Rock Lodge No. 267
Jl. F. ^ Jl. M.
Meets Fi iday on or
before the full moon
in eaeh month, at '2 p.
m. Visitin^>' Ma^ons
, are cordiallv invited
to moot with us.
sptly Wm. Max\vklt>, Str</.
Conestee Lodge No. 237,
_ O. O. F.
every Monday ni^ht at ^
'> » Visitinj: brotiirrs are eor-
invited to visit us.
Z. W. XK ’IK )LS. X. (;.
ADMISSIONS BY SHAW
Manufactures Are Sold Cheapei
Abroad Than at Home.
DISTORTS FACTS AI^D FIGUFlSS.
Transylvania Lodge No. 143,
KnigiitsofPyihias
Itcoular eonvtTition »*v-
'rm“sd:iy niLilit in M a-
soni<- Ihill. Visiting
Knights ;\r<‘<-<ti-iiially in-
.1. A. SN'( >\V. <'. (’.
ThinkM This I{usIii«‘mn 1m
ncfeiiKiltle F<»r«* !«:«»»*rs Do
I*—An Uiitr:tK'<M>iiN SyNt«“iii
«*v»»r It
to att»‘nd.
Brevard Telephone Exchange.
noi'i.'s:
Daily- 7 a. m. to 10 |». m.
^^unday- S to id a. lu.. 4 t»* <> p.
' entral ()nic<“ - ('oop^'i' l >lofk.
Professional Cards.
W. A. CASH.
Secretary Slunv. fh<* sp(»kesnian for
the n(lministrati(jn. made anolher one
t*f his eAiilK'rant spc'erlu's at the Andl-
toriuni in Chicago roc-cntly. As in liis
ret-ont Wilininjiton (Kel.i spc'ccli he
nia(U* some strikinir and even startling
siat(*nu‘nls and qnotfd statis{i«-s in his
usu:il free and easy manner.
In his ('hica.iro sjieech he r(*el<*d off
hirur«‘s. son^<‘ t»f whhdi may Ix* true,
hut many of which o('i’tainly art? false,
and m;!(h' some admissions on the sub
ject of t>xp(U't priccs which, coming
fronj such a hi^ii lU'puhlican, an* most
refreshinir. Thus he said:
“Our opponents lay nnich stn*ss upon
lh(* fact that some Amcri<-;in manufac
tures arc‘ sold abroad cheajn'r than at
honi(‘. (>ur friends somctinu's deny
this, ;ind they sonx'timcs apoioui/.e for
it, and a few in tinu's p:ist have jtiined
our oi>ponents in recommendin.u a re-
abroad Jit .$20 to $.^0 per ton and in
tins country at to Js-IO diirinj; the
last year. {Secretary Shaw quotes tlu>
rei>ort of the industrial commission,
lie evidently' had not read the testi
mony of Mr. ('harles M. Schwab, pres
ident of tlu> United States Steel cor
poration, befon* the indnstri.-il com
mission, May 11, 11)01. Mr. Schwah
told the commission frankly that all
kin»ls of iron and sl(*el j;-oods were in
variably sold f<»r export at prices lower
than home pric(>s. When a>ked “Is it
a fact .a'enerally trnt‘ of all exporters in
witfi-- I this counti-y that they do sell at lo\V(»r
I pri<-es ill foi-ei;;ii maikets than they do
in the hoin(‘ markt'tV” he answered,
‘•'I'hat is tru(‘: perfi'ctly tru«'.’'
Tln> secret;iry will lind this testimony
in volume l.‘i, pa.ues 44S-4S7. It may
int(*i'«'st him.
The s('cr(‘iary says that “while our
pi'ople <-omplain of this pi'.ictice I think
it defensible. Hut whether defensible
»»r not I know that f«>rei;;n produ<*ers
do the sann* thijm.”
It is not <U‘ni(‘d that the practice of ■
sellin.i,' .uoods for (>xport at prices far i
Ix'Iow domestic [.rices prf'vails iu near
ly all hii^hly proK'cted countri(>s.
SECRET RATE CUTTir^G
Railway Discrimination Fosters
the Trusts.
THE FAPuMER MADE TO SUFFER.
How I'roiiii.<ie.'4 of Hpftirtn by Reiuih-
llrHii ,lr«*
FuriiK^rK* Or^aitiifntionN SlKtuld Pin
Tliin QiieNiion to tlie Front.
Jud^e (iaynor of Xew York stat(‘u !t
fis his lieli(‘f that reb;.t(‘s and seirc't
rate cnttin;; to favored shijipers has
led to th(‘ creation of trusts and coin-
biues and th:it if the law was amcMid
ed to punish these discrimin:uions ibe
trust.s ^^•ould b(* curbivl. I't‘r!iaps .Indue
Gaynor is a litth* too sanjiuine of the
t‘ffe<-t that puttin.y: all shippers by th(*
railroads, be they j^reat or small, on
the same^ footin'-- would hav»>, but
It Is then* is no doubt that takiii}; from tlu*
my
ind ;i
ATTOR. N E Y~ AT'LA W. ; tariff from all such iirti-
n « n .. ... n I II n I <^dcs. It is uselcss to denv :ind in
Rooms 7 & 8, MclVimn Bid g, Brevard, N. C.
W. B. DUCKWORTH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Investigation of Lznd Titles a Specialty.
Kooins 1 and l!. 1 Mckt.d.'iiner lUiildin^'.
ZACHARY &. EREESE
A T T O R N E Y r - A T - L A W
Offices in Wcit'inn Black, Brevard, N, C.
WELCH GALLOWAY,
ATTORN EY-AT l A W.
1‘raclu‘cs in all th«- courts
Rooms 9 and 10 Mcfiiinn Block. Brevard. N. C.
Misceilcneous.
Dr. H. H. CARSON
Surgeon Dentist
;i part of the i»rot»‘ctive systi'm. Put
it is ;i miserabU,', hy iiociit ica 1. out-
ra.ueous system when>ver it prevails.
Ii 2-^>mi>els consumers to pay extr.-i
taillf t.-ixes to suii}»ort ;in in<lustry that
shows its in;:ratilud(* by «-haruin^' its
benef.ictors two [uices for iis products.
All the <M(unti'ies on caiih coul.l not
make ihis system riuht.
(.'oniin’iiin;:. the secretary says: “I'or
uiy p.'irt 1 ;!i)i williDj; to any rea-
.'•on;'il>U' pric<* for the small aiiioiint of
bai’bed wire wliich I c-oiisunu*. |u\)vid-
ed the whe.st from n)y held, the dairy
.-hort of foelishtiess to attc'inpt to | l»'‘"ducls from nsy herd and (he meat
from my st:iil sli:>l! feed tin
OllU'e over
in:xL>i;iisoNVIi.i.i:. n. r.
.■'atii'fiu-tion <iuaratit< ''«i in :t'l oi( ratini>
C. C. KJLPA1R.ICK,
GOflTRACTOR
Office at Barber Shcp, Brevard, N. C
I>liiuatt“s veil on all
!!i liie buildini;' IIik'.
lam:> of wor
T. B. CRAR.Y,
Contractor for All Kinds of Brick Wori<.
< cment
Woi-
1 louirii
1 ’la?-l.
’a-;’ ill;
itnd I louirii (
BREV ArxD. N
;. 1 *.•}.!.le
SperjaUy
c.
! judfiiiK'nt unwise to apol<)*ri>;(
! litth
i rtMnedy th(‘ assumed evil in thi' man-
' ner pr(»pos('d by the o;»i»osition.”
He then pr<u-eeded to (piote fron! the
in<lusli-ial commission, whic-li I’c’i'.orled
that ‘•.S4.(»ii>.o;tu worth of nu'rchandise.
the product of Anieric.an fa<’tories, is
annu.illy s,i!d abroad cheajier ihan in
the (bmu'stic market.” He then said
that as “we manul'a<Mm‘e .Sb'I.o;* •,(«»{).-j
()(«» worth pel' annum our exports sold |
abroad chei’,p'’r than at home are only I
one-thirteenth of 1 pi'r cent of the out
put of our f.ictories.”
S('cr(Mary Shaw is either a novice
v.’ith titrures or lu‘ is iMitiri'ly williii;; to j
fool the voti'rs wiili bi^- statistics i
wl’.ich h(‘ knows are not true. It is i
h.'irdly p<»ssilil<* that our s<'cr<*tai\v of j
the trt'.isury do('s not know th.at wi* do |
not pr<-du< (“ worth of •
maiiu!’;iciur< (l ii.io<Is in u year ready j
for t;n::l ci-iisumers oi- anythin;^ like |
this anioi;:M. (Mir census st:itisti<‘s of!
ma?.iif;u ;urr.-i c.Hit.-'in many diipJicn-:
tio:is. 'i'ln’s we liavi* m:tnuf:ictur«‘s of '
cloth L'oods a:a! (d‘ cloiliini:. (»f iron I
ami .'-Icel ;ij;d
i!i:i ii'Mery. etc.; oi
nir;;:-(\ of leatlier
s;>(K‘s. In Uiese ft-w iii(h!si ri<‘s the dn- ■
])licatioie; jimoiim tu oi |
H i; i.( IS I'i.( ii M!. \\'(>re it j ossiltio lo tak* j
out the (iui»iic;ition> t!i;it is. iiie prod-;
nets ef uiic m;!l that :!re sold as raw |
material to anollier mill it is jiroba.iii^'
tli.it the tot.-.l \;iliie of tinislicd nianu-j
facturc'l pi'oduiMs v.oiild not lie more i
than half of Wh(‘ihei'j
or iioj our census li.uures h;ivt> l;<‘t*n '
stulf(‘«l in order to mai;e a irreat si;ow-
in;;' for itr<»i(‘clion can oniy lie sur-|
illisi>d. ■
’i'he stat‘'!;i(>iit th-:t only l.Ciid.iKin j
wortli of oitr manuiacHii'ed irxtods an' '
TEMPERANCE TIDINGS.
At fiayonne. X. ,1.. 2-0 saloons wero
refused renewal of !ieen.«e and clo.'-td.
t’iti/.rn.c ot' I’a!o .\lto, Cal.. have di-
foaled thf efTort to estai.ii.*-Ii ;i tavciii
with a bar near l!it- uniw i sity ^’■rmii.o.'-.
l)rini<in;.r (,n tJi(* polici* foice i.^ n<,t
to be allow*-*! i;i .<,':n 1'ianeix‘o, II. I'..
Smith wa.v tir.cd .511K) for btiny oriiiilc
<iu .inly 4. and barely escaped di.smii^yak
froiu the for<'e.
Hereafter .'•;:.'<dc<'rp of cij’ar»^ttes \\ i!l
not be en.p!‘)\( (,’ in the |)aekiii<r lion>es
(jf Swirt iV ( u. in I lu* stock yarc.'s. F< i-
.‘;ome tin:<‘ r< pr» s« n:at i v t s .if t he Aiit i-
( i^rart itt* b'a'/ii;* liave been v\orkintr it!
th(‘ .'-t(.c li \ ar«:s (wsl l iet. and ihe cjriir r
of the larf,re packirifr company is c(;;i-
sidercd oiu- of its fir.si, ^'•peat victori< s
in t hat dist riet.
'1 Ilf foni uii.v.-iont r of intern^'ii revei; m?
ha S’ i.'-siHc a I’lrciiiar proiiii)i{ in<r tli<-
use by n.a n n f.ict nrers of ci^>-ai-s. cjMa
et 1 (‘s nr tobaeco [.Mi 1 iij) in packaires. of
la l)c!s I'on J a i 11 i li “a a \ pro mi.'*- or (>rt <■ r
of. or any ok]( r or errtilieaie for. aiiv
Rift. pri/.»‘. jirt niiiini paym* iiT, or re
ward. ’ 'This rtyn!ali<)U is to take
elTect Si pi, ii.b( r 1. lliuO.
Itiini <iueA((on.
'.‘^ero-t. Meii/i. s. of th<* Cordon IIiL>-h.
lamb-rs (ioofi I'eniplar lodjre. writiiij.''
from bady.srniih. says: --Wc had ik»
<'i1fi(Milty on tin- riini <piestion. W-.
.applied thronirh oiir coniinain'iiur ot-
(ieer to (;cri. Sir (it-ori^’e White for a
r.'ilion of tea and .'^ui>'ar in lien, and
it v.as u-r:tnttd at once, anrl a li.-ld
f(.rc<‘ order i,, :!i<- vfTvct. rhat af:
total abs-aiiurs in tlie irarrisf)!] con:,;
have tea ar.d Miirar in lien of
was pnbli>Ji( <i, wliidi ^v.-is tin
w*‘ have lia<i. l»v
nu n who
mine th(> co.-il anil iron .•tnd the ariisans
who I'l'oduee the wire to feiiei* tlie
farms of Scaith .Vmeriea."
lint sup;;o>i> ih.it upon inqui’y the
sc(M'etary shotdd tind that whih* he
was payi'm two prices for his barbed
wh\* Ix'c.iusc of protection ]j»> w.is sell-
ini;' his wheat and other products in
a frc(' trade market and was Lrettin;; na
beiK'lit v. !iate\ci' i i'ojji |i:‘oi. i-; j(;n. wotild
he then b(* willinu' to pay lii:j:h pr.-.tec-
tion i»i’ii-»'s for his I'ciicinL;' wii’eV If
the seci’elary can indi;<‘e the f;;i';;i(>i’s
of this co-ni'.ry to tliink alouu: tiicse
lines !;(> will h.'i\ e aei' !i:ip!islu':l a ur(*at
work. 1. Vi ION W . IK/LT.
ni ni
bof Hit
placinir temptation
i)eyon<i reach of i..c weaker brotli-
erti.’’
Si(n to < ni.
i ):i vi(! \ . 11 -fi', . ii' No. .
cor.
a V,'!, I! i‘. w t; 1.
!• I il . r 1: iii'li t fe
I Ii I r to * to
' 1 I'et-! pt. 1 le -
tht* *)!(i man ]
■‘I !'a\ f snpi
for l;.' vrar-."
;'n 11 (,f : 1 !!'s,
;.oi(i of :!i.\ ir
aliasci! n;_\' u '
a ft e:’no III lu- <
f;ir in\ wifr
\ -ti
: •) ’e^’n’ai: s
• ‘I ii is r t-yca
Ka>i ‘ f;
a'i OI';. ;t !:(1 t ti*
' .!( li: i;ii t 111- n;; r
: < I.' ill 111 a: ii!> !
in- soli .'ail!, h'-
:i i.i’ wilt iicv.T hr
:■< y iic i:ri|r:j.;
■ a:;d ehi iifri'i:.
':i“‘M(ii ;i I:ini:.'ry
ra ;iie !;! iim' ‘ i
■|'i'
BEGGED THE QUESTION.
> ■ IHl 1
iii\ h<
Well
tlie
fo(in<lry prodn<-f.*
G. W. Summey—Carpenter
]c<t of recommend.-ition- j||> v.o.k
.iobs in or ont of town acecptcd.
All work Liliaranti,'od.
J. O. DERMED,
nil*
-Ml
<t.
ma nui act tired uMods
sold al.'road ei.e.-iper tli;ui ai--tiome is i
ridiculoViS. Il is entirely s:ife to say 1
that tt‘11 or tv.eniy limes this amount !
of iron and steel i:oods alom* are sold j
abroad at prices from lo to <;‘i per cent j
below the prices :it which tlu*y are |
sold in this coiintry. In fact, tlu'vv are j
single iti'uis in our exj.orts of Ii-ou and
Root’n IiEiptis.si<t;!«>iI to
j Like all his inteliccttial efforts
i sp(‘ech of I-^lihti II<u>t at ('hicai'd w;is
i able, adroit, tinisiied. persu.asive. The
i essenc<‘ of his ple.a w:i.s tlu‘ old om* of
, the i>art\ in power, “Let well enough
I tllone.”
! i’.nt this is luvu'LriiiJr tlie tjneslion. Is
hi:nber and of fur- I 'voi’se than w;ir tariff, which, as the
and of boots and i untr.amnieled Iowa K«‘publis*;ins of
threi‘ ye.-irs a.*j:o s:ild, ‘‘shelters nionoiio
ly." well I'lion.LvhV Is the post.-'.l cor-
niptioM, not half re\'ea!ed and lini'le-
qt'.att'ly jninished, well enou.rliV Is th»‘
blusierinu' tlourish of rr(si<lcnt Koose-
vf'lt's “bi.L’" slick” over th'<“ heads of
snia Her A nieric;;n rej»u'tlics well eno,it;h ‘;
Are.a hundred i!h'ir;il trusis undisturb
ed in their roiiberies well enough V Is
reckless extrava.iianci* in ajijiropriations
\V(>11 enoiiiihV
Mr. Iioot is a!i abl<‘ sj»eci;il ple.ader,
but eviMi I e e;innot mak<> a <-as<> stand
t.in ass(“i‘iioiis aihl ass’:ni]ilioiis.—New
York World.
''■art to
11't yiiiu"
it."
All l!u
m:ui had
had ('illy cri' i!
inir tiii hi
Ti.e fati’.cr. fiiu!
of r.o a\ ai!. 1 i'<-
lod a wav to a i
a wa
*. and
It br
!;:it !i
I hav(
to
|).ca.
to the -tat'on tli(> I
■d for nn rcv. 'Die s
; i; ■ 1.1 iy and sa i> i le
i'c'-.si (; t i; e >cr;; ca ;
i i l;' h :< a ]>pea! fi r pi
ii;-:'- ai.ii'i\!‘ ;i> i!*.‘ w
Tol»!if<-(! W «* i-li <• TM !! N \ !i rs i ti IV 'lolf!«-r-
('arcfi'l iii'.ot !L'aiioi> in FrariCc ];a\
R<'\i.vioii of <tje Taritr.
The l’c;.nblicaii claim that if the
tarifi’ be re^ isi*d it tniist !»)> r<‘vised by
the friends of prot(*etion if the Hepub-
lic.-ins control the next con:,'ri'ss is
ther. fore likely to kvid In inc(‘(‘ase<I
t:iriff dtities on many articles such as
steel s{i!(l abroad :it lower i>rict‘s wl;ii-ii i tlu* Michiu’an liepublica.ns dt maud on
Watclies and .leweli-y
vVatch and (’lock
\Vo' k iiuaranteed.
for sale.
ro!'airiiiL>‘.
\\ e>t M a in
A. C. NORTON,
II
actlcal Boot anj Stioemaker
Harness \Vc)rk a sjiccialty. |
West Main Street near Caldwell. |
i
The JEthelwold
Iji'cvard's Xew Ibitel- .Modern vVp-j
pointments-(>i)en all the year. j
Th<* f)atronai;o ot th«- travelinir pn})]ic
well as sunnrier tourists is solicited.
Opp. Court House, Hrevard, N.C.
a:iioi:nl to mor(* than .S I.ufci.ono. 'j'hus,
ilurintr the ten months eiidiim Ajiril :;n,
we sold for «-xj:ort L!( lS.(KK),(.t( !(l
{lotwids of \vire valued .at $4,777.()()(). It
is ifasonaiily eerlaiii that every pound
and every ihdiar’s worth of this wire
was sold abro.-id at pi'ices below those
prevailinj' in this country aiul that the
avtratie difft‘r('nce was not less^th.-m
I’.'i to ,';o jier c( nt. Simil.ar stat(‘mt‘nts
miirht be uiade in ri'uard to tiie items
of builders' hardwjire and sewini^ m;i-
chines. All. or pr.actically all, are sold
to fona^ners at bar.uain counter prices.
Nearly .<*_MK>n.OU<) worth of steel rails
were s(tld abroad diu‘in«' these tet)
months at an aver.a;.:e price of about
per ton, the trust kei-pin;;' the price
in this country steadily at Mil
lions i>f dollars worth of structiu'.al
it‘on and steel, billets, bars, etc., were
sold abroad at a price probr.bly aver-
a^in^ ^10 per ton less than the domes
tic price. Ship plates have been selliny
sui:ar :in<! a certainty that no t.ix will
b(* reduced.
<!n tile otih'r h.anil, if the I>(‘moerats
are sne<*(>ssft:l their poli<-.\- will in'ovide
for ;i revision of tiu* tarii’f. abolishinix
or reiiuci!i>; the protection to those
trusis th.at .sell tlieir prodi!<-ts <-h<*;ii)er
to fo!\ iu'nt'rs tlian t<» f»ur <twn i)eot)le.
but .at the s:lnu^ tinu‘ jirovidc* for sutli-
cient t;i.v to lain tlio i;ovorn::u‘Ut hon
estly .and econonncally .administered.
T<» He n<».slre<!.
Tiie H'jiort that Mi‘. Roosevelt is po-
ina to refrain from sayimr or doint;
anythinu' dma'nir the eampait:n tiait v\-ill
Ui:.ke him riiliculous nnikes one wish
tliere w.-is .a e;5mi)ai,:'n .all the time.—
S.an Antonio (’rex.) l^xpress.
trusts and conddnes tlu* discrimina
tions by th(‘ railways in their favor
would aboli.sh one of their ^r(*;it mo
nopolies.
To the farni(*r of the west it does
not matter which tnndc line carries
his wlu'at or corn to the seabo.arti or
whetiif'r it eventually readies N<‘w York
or some otlu-r city on the Atl:intie or
some port on the uMilf of Mexico. The
interest of tli(‘ fiirmer ceast>s when l;e
has sold Ills ^rain to tlu* buyer at the
nc.irest railw.ay st.iiioii. lint it doi's
m;d>:e a vast difference to liim if be
shii)s a carload of ;.vrain or cr.ttle or
hous to <’hica;'o <ii elsewii. re tii.at the
fr<‘iul.t iMie ch:u‘L-'etl hit:' shall be no
moia* th.an to tin* t‘iev:il<a' eeiiij-any o!'
the biu' canle buyer. It is als i of the
iitniosl ii;ii?ort<ance to the farmer that
he should have an »‘oual opportunity
in beinu furnished c.ars li;;e oilu'r <!iip-
p<‘rs in t.act. that no dis<a‘iminati<»n in
rates »(r opportunity shall l»e made
.a^i'.ainst liii.ii.
As ne.arly ail the railways are inter
state' c<»ri lor.a I ions it is n<‘C(‘ss,iry that
federal le;_dslatio!i should b(‘ en.acted to
^ive till* inic'rstate c'omiiieri-e commis
sion po’,v(M‘ to i.iunish railway ollicials
who di>i:!;ey the law. 'i'he jnesent law
as .amenih'd by the Elkins bill maki-s
it a iiiisdeiaeanor on the part of :tny
ju’rson or cor;ioral;on “lo offia'. ;^rant
or y:ive or to solicit, act'ept or receive
a;iy leb.at**. conce.ssion or discrimina
tion in ri'.'jiect ot the ti’aiispoi’t.ation of
any jirojieriy n.anied in interstate or
toi’ei^ji coiniiierc** at a h*ss rate th.an
that named in tlu? tarilfs published
and tiled."
i»u{ t!i(‘ Law does not provide for a
way to [uniish the lawless r.ailway otM-
<‘i;il and is iherefore secrt'lly aial oft(>n
ojienly violated with impunily. The
lieiMililiean nnijority in coii':;(‘ss h.ave
;ilw:i\ s r«‘i used to no'C i’o;- at; ;iniend
nient to tiic law aivin-- the in:er;-;aii
(•(Mitnua'ci* comniissi.i!!- tlie nei (>ss i!'y
■power, thou.uh the I •eiiioerats have
tiiiK* atid a,zain pidpos(‘d stn h an
ann'iKiment. 1 he saiiu' oj*j;ositioii from
th<‘ iiepublic.-i ns pl-eVeMted the liionop
(>!\‘ breed:!!.;' tarilf fi’cni l.eiii”- i'e\ised.
thouuh the 1 ►e:iiO(a’ats have stru.'^uh'il
lo reiorm il. but ever;/ IJepublii-an in
con,ivress has stood lil;(‘ a steiM* w.all
.au-ainst (-vtai redui-iuL;- tlu- taritf on
those products of the* !n:s;s that tliey
^ s(>ll ch«>;iper al.ro;!d ib;in la-n*.
I Iie;»iiblican candidates t'('r C'.am:‘ess
a.nd si'uators ma\' (iecialm upon tin
stiimi» and make promises th:-.t they
will tavor re.asonabh* revision of t:iriff
rates, but th**ir votes show they had
no such honest intention. S(;me of
tlu'm sei‘k snelter luider the jile.a that
ill a caucus ot' I{ei»ublicitn niemb(>i‘s of
congress the m.ajority d(‘ci<led to st.a’id
pai, and tiay had to kcu*]) within pa.rty
liuv's. 'I’h.it is an aui-iiait dodf^e at ^ —
^\■;lshin.aton. for tlu> trusts and cor- I>i‘iitsilly TorJiir<‘d.
Iw.niii.M,lu.y,. ,„a.I..nty of, I., litfht II,at
tie ue;iii.)!!can m< ndiei's reauv to do
their b:ddinu^ * nmnercil'ul tortiir(* li as per
If the f.arnters will pass ri'solutions baps never hem 0(jtial(Ml. JocMioM-
at their ,iiraim>> or tarmers’ clubs de- hick off'oliisa, ('n lit’., writes. “I'or
m.indin.L, a ple.-vre from the candidate i:, years I endiired insiitleral>le pain
f(U‘ c<amr'‘ss that reuurdless of partv , . , . •
lines he will vote in their interes't nothin- n-
:ind deelarhii;- tii;-t othei‘\vise they will li'‘Ved iiK‘ though 1 tried evervtliiti;;'
vote ;in<l Work .au^aiiist sudwamlidale's known. I eaint' across Klectrie IJit-
eh'ction, tlMM-e would surely be a ma- teis atnl ifs Hie ^rentest tiiedicitie <,11
e:irtli for that trouble. A few bot
tles of it eorupietely relieved jin I
It may be supeniuous to and that ciift'd nie.’’ Just as *;oo(l for liver
R('uator Fairbatiks counts his millions troubles and u'eueral d >-
from a bar’l.—Atlant.i (’onstitution.
])roven that. h i i<
b;icc;i worl-:in;;' in;
(Joes ! ()t :■ *1‘| (■: "II .
oecnri’ :.'i |': i
yet i i (i oc^ f; ;i rf I;!! ’
file inf;, lit
and <j'o I);;
t o i\\-. It'.
.amonir tin
eonsi(!rt-i i
11 a; rt Ii
I t • •
• ar'y
fi)i: I
nior*’
of ot]
tlu
The recen.p’cn
mot Ilf r II i
while ii'M-'irv
JH-Iled to .!.) >!i
nr1:i!“I;il!y.
coinn'wu hn'
plioi;!d • ■ r
fae{er\- ;it a!!
I;i
: ;><• t;cen p.;; • u:, ( t
11:“ pa rt of W''!v; -
: V\ t . \tI :!'■
'"'re.'-s of pr.-,:i:.;Ie -.'
a iTcct tile iii'a"’ Il i:f
;..)t iiers i; urs“ t fc ■■
■ I work in t i;,-
: t iia t t 111' !■;oi't i!i* ■'
^ i:f tllese w ;-:>M M ^
’'la'i double tl-at
(■r W(a'kir,>r wome?'.
N'on is that
t i (‘t to w ir’c
' ’’'i. and wf;eii e
'loe'! f<'cd ?ii-<-h:: I
•oinnM'ndation .
is that. nioTh.e"-
• work in n tobac', >
.1'-'
•a j..iai[
uT:;[i sno.i,Hunu
.i-.eqi ^
; I n o a'
au.iuop - -sAlXJ a'Tuno '
• joai jsi:j>p:.).e,(
i| U w >iooi oi(A\ s;.i:.r>‘
ii.'iji si;a\ i;oni;.rij>Aai siqi a',|
iA\oi[-- 'P.oi.in.) '.inoii
II'1 ..'5a;.iiip no! 1 u,>11 iaiI iim.17
at a.!'
;). i A\ I
jority in the ne.xt eoni;ress th:it would
pass tlu' relief dennanded.
The trouble with d.ark horse candi-
(lules in rec(‘!it years is th.at they re-
niiln iu the dark.
Ratlier Hnslvy.
The keynote* Hoot souixle«l
good many frogs in its throat.
had a
hility. Only .'tie. .S:ttisfactiou }>-u:ir-
an teed by all druj^<i ists. *
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