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SEPTEMBER 10, 1909
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tion with reference to joining the
international movement. Mr. Gom
pers needed all his old time energy
to repel the attack. Ho insisted that
tho problems and policies of Ameri
can trades unionism wero so inter
mingled with American traditions
and ideas that Americans could ill
spare the time to encounter tho in
fluence of European leaders where
the trades unionism tendencies were
temperamentally different. Never
theless, as an evidence that the
United States was anxious for inter
national co-operation, Mr. Gompers
introduced a proposal favoring world
wide organization which would 'de-
Wonderful "Aw! for AH"
Thin llttlo tool In n marvel. Bognlar
haud sowing mncmno
mond
any x
th Inn from thin fab.
rid un to heart shoe and hirntii leathers
Worth ita weieht In rold Kaaily carried In the pocket ready
for any finlv Kl POtPlt' Special termi to agents. Die
emergency. Vlllj yl money maker Write today for terri
tory llook20free. CA.ljrsCo.,C5371ToodlawaAT.,llilraco
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The QUANTITY OF MONEY
THE SOLUTION OP TUB
MONEY (IUESTION
The EXPLANATION of tho NATU
RAL LAWS which govern the
QUANTITY of MONEY, carries with
it tho SOLUTION of tho LABOR
QUESTION and also tho SOLUTION
of tho LAND QUESTION.
Pnpcr, 5C Pngca. Price, 15 Cents.
HENRY RAWIE
IlnrrlHon Bldgr., ColiiinbtiN, Ohio.
feud tho rights and interests of all
and create international solidarity "
A Kansas City dispatch to tho Now
Yorld World says: "Conductor B.
W. Ellis, on the Independent divi
sion, is tho proud possessor of a
silver dollar dated 1798, which an
old man tendered him for car faro.
On tho date side Is a Liberty head
with thirteen stars about it. On tho
other sido tho spread eagle, with
shield in front of tho body, thirteen
small stars between the tips of tho
wings and below tho level of tho
head, tho whole surmounted by five
little billowy clouds. On- this side
are tho words 'United StateB of
America.' On tho rim, in placo of
the milling is 'One dollar', or unit 100
cents.' "
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, successor to
tho late John Alexander Dowlo, has
been sentenced to tho county jail at
Woodstock, 111., in default of pay
ment of a ten thousand dollar judg
ment rendered against him in favor
of Philip Motherill, a Montana farm
er. Mothorill sued on a slander
charge. Voliva declares he will stay
in jail the entire six months, pro
vided by the Illinois law, rather than
pay the judgment.
Vott tctll avoid e
'ddentH, nave fuel,
and ha ttji-to-rtate
onhutchcrlttg ikl
h titter holltng days
by URlntf
The PERFECTION
IMPROVED
KETTLE RANGE.
Burns wood or coal. Will accomrnodato any slzo
Iron or copper kcuio up lo 40 Bauons capacity. uuu
for all kinds of farm codklnir. "Writ for our rata
lojruo allowing this kotUo range and our larso lino of
land Hollers, Watering Troughs, etc. Manufactured
by FJtANli Ij. WIflAVJSlt.jiow Oxford. Pa.
TltBfil
lw iii iw m. n'irua'dK,-r7Sw
Jf S?. -Mam- r Zrz35il
Two men succeeded in -robbing tho
German National bank at Minneola,
la., of $1,600. They appeared in
front of the bank and began shooting
up and down tho street. The people
of the town at once sought cover
while the robbers entered tho bank
and, covering the cashier and clerks
with pistols, proceeded to take
charge of the money bags. A crowd
of people gathered around tho bank
but a few shots by the robbers dis
persed them. Tho jobbers escaped
with their plunder.
to pay tho samo tax as the cleaner
and moro costly.
It is plain enough. "Tho sched
ule," says tho Carded Woolen Manu
facturers' Association in its protest,
"places low duties on tho wool usod
by tho worsted spinners and prohibi
tory duties on wool suited for card
ed woolen goods. It imposes prohib
itory duties on tho by-products of
worsted spinning, which aro raw ma
terial for curded woolen mills and
can not bo used by worsted spinners.
It apportions tho duty on worsted
yam and cloth to favor tho spinner
and discriminate against tho weaver,
giving tho worsted spinner a monop
oly of tho production and sale of
both yarn and by-products, and plac
ing tho carded woolen manufacturer
and tho worsted weaver at the spin
ner's mercy. It exposes the growers
of long, light-shrinking wool to ruin
ous foreign competition, while by pro
hibitory duties it gives a monopoly
to the growers of shorter and heavy
shrinking wools. It places the low
est rates on wool suited for high
priced clothing, and the highest rates
on wool used for tho low-priced
clothing worn by tho masses. It de
prives tho American people of a suf
ficient supply of all-wool clothing,
forcing tho uso of excessively light
wool cloths, or of fabrics made of
cotton and inferior shoddy,"
This is all gospel truth. The
health of our people in this latitude
is constantly imperilled and often
broken by reason of tho fact that
the republican tariff renders it impos
sible for them to clothe themselves
properly. Boston Post.
MAKE 832,034,31
Boo tlio fortune raiuio vita tHnmten
Invention, of thU rum Korwiad ("r
nor) inndoty.cia.in in MwoeM Wsh
vncrman (lrnrmor) OH.HftS In 3 4rH
lla wonder, Goiliranit par!"A man who
can't Mil your eondjscooltltt't mil Ij
In fvfa-nlno." Jlut)ctonl IUp A
xn&rin M.OUttlH 73 day) Jnnll tUlerfcJ
tBollc! tor) e-MOOt lloMrn (Hnrrpror)
Monrd (Doctor) tfU.ZOQi Mart
m
r-4 QVMont
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bred
Jiumthl Jlnmlreds already etrL.
ting rich. You enn too, why not.
KxpericHCo doa'tniattcr .Allen h
Jlath Apparatanelroaorcry nnmn
h bathroom tar 0. J'hlnkof It!
y.noT(iti)n water, clo&iitKi alromt
n-Jtomntlcnlly, no platntilnir.
!ouJil nnrihfnir lo moro iopnnrJ
2ta Irrcalttlblo. ltcna hao O)
toopQ-nold Aft, ronlt
3itt
mf.tc
wrltm Marnnrjr. IJJT UM
ealcamnn, joanocor eafi or
rvAilltnlni. all rr amftrn linnet.
0HUoTllmil. won't appoar attain. 'Xorrltflry
roIii laAt. Itlwk 1 cent mow-h potol!r trt
book.proota. uud reatarhnble oiler.
THE ALLEN MFQ. CO., "2 AJicn EMff, Tikrft, 0.
Feel Better Than
Ever in Your Life
The Menl Pood Medicine for IIi-iiIr
WorkcrN Tlie Iluay, Overworked
Mhu or (he Cnre-Worn, Ner-
voun Woninn
TEN DAY TBEATMEHT SENT FREE TO PROVE IT
Pittsburg dispatches of August 31
announce that 20,000 miners would
go on a strike.
AGENTS 1SAKN $76 to $260 a month Benin
Novoty Knives. Blades, razor Btoel. Six months'
guarantee. Handles decorated with name, address.
lodKO emblems, trndo deslpns, personal photo, or
pictures of IJiiyan and other celebrities. Great
Fellers. Ble commission. Write quick lor territory.
Kovelty Cutlery Co., 606 Bar St., Canton, 0.
Join a Brass Band
Hero is the opportunity now for
.everybody vrho wlshos to tret a
icornet or brass horn. We will send a
tolSMAHATOHE FREE
' This musical noTelty froo to youvor a
Uttlo Information. Send your narno ana
addreM and got our bl(r catalog free.
LYON&HEALY, 22 Adams Straat, CHICAGO
Al UL J7
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3-STROKE SELF-FEED HAY PRESS.
SalUfactlea
GuvtatMd
All Slial and Iron
Two Mm can run It.
Tha Auto-Fidan Hay Fms Co
1533 W. 12th St. K. C. Ma
AtkfwCatalesuaNo. 33
ECZEMA
CAN BE OUKRD. My. mild, ffSncS
dots It nd FRL.! -AWPXK proves It. STOPS TUE ITtlllAU
nd cures to stay. Y?MTE N0W-T0DAT.
DR. CANNADAY, 174 PARK SQUARE. SErAUA, M0.
IPTUUI CURIC sent by express to yon on
UA nnH FreoTrlal.
not, don't,
If It cures pend $1: if
Qlvo express oince.
Bird S. Coler has filed with Gov
ernor Hughes charges against Mayor
McClellan of New York City. Tho
Associated Press says: "Mr. Coler
alleges that Mayor McClellan has
snuandered money in the investiga
tions ordered by his commissioner on
accounts and that the investigations
have been solely of his political op
ponents for. political purposes and
not for the general good of tho city
government."
President Taft has a commission
in session whoso duty it is "to ren
der the Sherman anti-trust law more
effective. The members of the com
mission are: Attorney General
Wickersham, Secretary Nagel of the
department of commerce and labor,
Solicitor General Lloyd W. Bowers,
Representative Charles B. Townsend'
of Michigan, and Commissioners
Martin A. Knapp and Charles A.
Prouty of the interstate commerce
commission.
SCHEDULE K
The charge made against "Sched
ule K" of the new tariff bill, that it
maintains exorbitant and prohibitory
taxes upon the clothing of the mass
of our people, is not to be denied.
In this most important feature, in
volving the healthful clothing of our
people, the old and. often denounced
partiality for tho fabrics worn by the
rich which ,are relieved of proper
'hv nssessinK tremendously the
clothing ci the "oor, is retained in
full force.
It is an aged infamy, devised for
oppression. But there has been no
."revision downward" in this case;
niri rates have Deen Busmiutsu.
ARE PLATFORMS BINDING?
Some of tho democrats in congress
who voted for a tariff on lumber,
when reminded that tho Denver plat
form demanded free lumber, stated
that they did not consider this
plank to bo binding in view of the
fact that tho democrats wero nd't in
power. They further defended them
selves for repudiating their party's
pledge by charging that Mr. Bryan
while a member of congress repudi
ated the plank in tho democratic
platform calling for the repeal of the
tax oh state bank notes.
In the current issue of Tho Com
moner Mr. Bryan explains his vote
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A valuable) discovery has been made In the Al
falfa nl ant. which chemical analyst shows to con-
I tain imwt of thftclcmouts which ko to make up the
the
National Chemical 'Co., 7M Ohio Ave.. Sidney. O,
Tsinc NoJi-jPounUl. nlldwtHl, .Free Hoof
JFUlGTlTS ,' yuUiEU-A 'yllLLIilt, WuMnsUm, U. U
This is accomplished by the simple
nrocessof making tne amy ou wou
Ser "nd dWtte rooto are made ed.-SUreveport . (La.) Tfmes.
bank notes. Ho says:
"Senator Bailey says that Mr.
Bryan can not complain of tho re
pudiation of the Denver platform be
cause he (Mr. Bryan) repudiated a
plank in the platform of 1892. Yes,
Mr. Bryan did repudiate the plank
demanding the repeal of tho tax on
the notes of state banks. But ho
repudiated the plank during the cam
paign and promised his constituents
to oppose the repeal of that tax (the
repeal was intended to restore a
state bank note circulation).
"Mr. Bryan's criticism of Senator
Bailey is not that he refuses to be
bound by a platform adopted after
he was elected (although Texas en
dorsed the platform on election day)
but because he denies the binding
force of platforms in general and
still more because ho advocates a
doctrine (a tax on raw materials)
which if adopted as a party policy
will, in Mr. Bryan's judgment, make
tariff reform impossible."
It will be seen that there is quite
a difference between Mr. Bryan's re
pudiation of his party's platform de
mand and the attitude displayed by
certain democrats toward tho Den
ver platform. Mr. Bryan announced
frankly and honestly before election
that ho would oppose the plan to
restore a state bank note circulation,
whereas in the case of the Louisiana
congressmen who repudiated the
democratic tariff plank on lumber
they kept their opinions to them
selves until after they had been elect-
nnaU'niH that Kohlnson's faiwiu Alfalfa-Nutrient
contain no alcohol, narcotic, opiates, mineral
polhoim or tlclctorloiM Ingredient.
Tim Alfalfa plant ha been known for Ita wonder
ful futti'iiliiK proportion, hut not until recently has
It bfoii known to ho a most remnrknblo upcclflc for
weak nnrveif, hIcopIchwcot. bad dlfroMtlnn. dynpcp
Hla, chronic constipation, blood Impurities, sallow
face, dond-looklrnr ovai, irenerul wcakneiw, lack of
ambition, kldnoy trouble, torpid liver, malaria,
rhouiiiatlimi, nuiiinlaand many female trouble.
To nrovo that WW w aiwoiuiciy iruo. wo w,
111
gend, for 4c poxtasce, a 36c packaKO In plain wrap
per, together wlih n&O-pairn book of clmitlflc facta,
which will probably urprlo you. Lady and kcu
tlcnifu BKcnts wnntrd. Writo today for freo trial
U Alfalfa Chemical Company, 740 Unity Building;
Chicago. IllluolK.
$17.75
for (his full fiuar"
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7 feet 2 Inches high,
with bevel mirror
80x18 Inches. Our
beautifully IlltiH
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quotCB the greatest
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you ask' for it.
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Chicago, III.
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