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VOLUME 3, NUMBER 38,
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Pernicious Partisans Persistently At
tack Our Noble President.
If to mHli urunn liM'ltflMnn VIP IlOtP
.. i i..i i rcnt. ,r, fV. I
an organizeu, purtuuieiii, buuu wu mo
part of n partisan press to ens dis
ci edit upon our president for that be
has commissioned a fleet of warships
na private yaetits for hlmMf. bin fam
ily his personal friends and his cabl-
CLUB LI5T.
Anvoncn' th 'ollowinv will twent wlthTHF
COMMoNFIi. l)oti one y'jir, (r H v club nrlrp.
PcrlortlrnlP tniy In ww locMfpirnt pdrtrwoB
ifricMrccl. Yonr rlci'dp tiny wWi lo oHi with
foil In Hemline 'or n rotnblnnHrii. A llmhsrrip
lonfi nro 'or oni vrnr. unci 1 rirw.hpi 'n will' flic
current nnnhor unlike othonvl'-iMllnTtcfi. Pros
ent pubwrUuTf tipc' not unit uri1l 11 olr ml
scrlpllonp rxplro, I'onrwnjp rrj-piypd row will
be entered 'orn lull ymr Tom esplrntlon flnle.
gubpprJptlouH 'or Arcnii, I llormy 1 ipphI nncll'ub
Hp Opinion nURl bp Nrw, HpiipwhIp lor tbeso
three no1 npppptpd.
Foreign posture extrn.
AGRICULTURAL.
Peer.
I'rjpo
Fnnn'nnri Homo, semt-mo i .Wi
Fnnncr'a Wh mo...., W)
Farm, Ptock nnd Homo, ppm'-mo... .)
Home nnd Fnrni, seml-mn no
M1pniirl Vnlii'v Fnrni or, mo Ml
OrnnpoJudd Former, wk 1.00
Pniillrj? Topics, nm 'J
Prairie Fiirmvr, wlc l.oo
Western Hwlne l'ropdcr, mo fin
Centrul Fnimer. wk l.oo
Fnrm, Field nnd Fireside, wk l.oo
"Irrlentlon Ace. inn l.oo
KnnmsFunner, w" k 1.00
I'racilciU l'ainicr.wk....rf 1.00
NEWSPAPERS.
i Ken.
I'rlpo
World-ITern Id , t wlec-n- week -1 .00
Rocky Moiintnln No,w-Tlmes,wk., l.(X)
Nebrnskn Independent, wk J.00
Kiiiimih C'lly World, dn. ex p. Fun.... l.fiO
Thrlce-n-Week N. Y. World J .00
Scuttle Times, wk 1.00
Clnuinnntl Fmiulrer, wk 1.00
Atlimtii rvinstliutlou, wk l.oo
Indlnwipolis Sentinel, wk fio
Wacluermul Airctacr, Sundny.... 1.60
MAGAZINES.
Hci?.
Prlpe
Pilgrim, mo $1.00
-Household-Ledger mo 1.00
Good Housekeeping, mo 1.00
Woman'!) Home Companion, mo... 1.00
Success, mo 1.00
Cosmopolitan, mo 1.00
Arena, (now) mo 2.60
Review ol Reviews, mo 2.60
MISCELLANEOUS.
Club
Tripp
SI .00
1.00
1.00
1.00
l.on
1.10'
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.1ft
1.115
1.R5
1.00
l.:0
Club
Price
H.Sft
' l.r,o
1.H5
2.00
1.85
l.5
1.8ft
1.1ft
1.00
1.86
Club
Price
11.86
1.-16
1.8ft
1.4ft
1.G6
l.fift
2.60
2.85
Reg. Club
Prlpe Prico
Literary DljrePt, (now) wlc J8.00 58.00
Public Opinion, )uew) wk 8.00 8.00
Tho Public, Wk 2.00 2.26
Windle'sGntlingGun. mo.,: 1.00 1.86
Note Clubbing Combinations or premium
oilers in which theThrlce-n-W eek W orln, World
Herald, or Kantas City World, or l-arm. Stoek
and Home appears, are not open to residents of
tne respective ciuea in wnicu tne papers namca
are published.
MAKE IT THOROUGH.
Why not pry into the rest of them while you are at it?
IT
TTER
Gklftnlitd.
to buy right onco than wrong
innny times.
6 ft.
lEMPBRE
$14,95
When you buy a wlndml ll.our
EMPIRE
Steel Wind Mill
1b rlaht and cn'n bo bonclit rleht. direct from na
without tho Implement dealer' pruHU Why keep I
iiutiuk iua runs nnu uoi gutao goouarnnii uur
EMPIRE DOUBLE BEARING ENGINE HEAD
la tho bast fcaturo found on any windmill, ThU
doublo bearing distributes tho wear of the scar
and divides tho friction of bearing, making tho
mill nolsolceaand vory easy running, doing away
strain of tho
other Pulnta
bulng
bltod
tzod
with ovorhnng and abnormal
loan, ine Jtrapiro iiasoo
or XHerit. a ew or them
liuat rroor uao
lSoarlnRB,galTan
nftor nil rivet.
G reateat Amount
of Power. Leant
Amount of Fric
tion. Lona Blinf t '.
ms.. nP.lf Piling, B 1 VafL IMr Friction
Wind Whooln. ! Irmlr HrAniTfrrTlnl1. iml v.,..
f heavy ohootBteol, Well Braood ISprlngGoTernor
orueguintor. jwrreot working Hroke that holda
mlllporfeetly still when looked out ffi flftC
of wind. eto. Tho above out repre- vl3wu
eonta our Doublo Hearing. Ourprioa 112,
to usor t.o.b. Kanaas City, only Mm
whlph la at lonot83tf lower than you can purohaw
a mill not aa good aa the Empire from your dealer.
WriM at onco for free wind mill and pump book.
n Phaeo Uarftintlla Pn .. upt.Oi
vibiuiiuou rnniuaiiiuo uui
m mvxEn mnTzzw" -j
mwmFJmK'm
rirll HiTiiifiTM Tin rl
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Kansas tity, Me.
net officers. ' We have urged before
i-? this behalf that, having the most
spectacular aud athletic president
known to history, he is entitled to any
privilege. It is improper to pour
forth dispraise because he applies gov
ernmental property to his private use;
there is nothing too fine for this presi
I dent of ours. As a people the Ameri
can nation should be proloui dly grate
ful that he serves as our chief execu
tive and carp not at such small items
at $500,000 or ?1,000,000 a year for his
aquatic entertainment. Did he not
with his own sword smite the Castll
lan enemies of progress and popular
rule at Santiago or was it El Caney?
Did he not unaided capture the block-.'
houses, the forts, the defences, and,
finally, the citadel itself? Did he not
follow his deeds of grandeur on that
red day of forcibly disassociating the
smoke-blackened pearl of the An
tilles from Spanish rule and offer it
to us if we wished it, before permit
ting tho Cubans to organize and con
duct it themselves? President Roose
velt is good at any price; if he wishes
U alter the Texas into a floating roof
garden and reconstruct the Mayflower
Into a barge to tend the same we can
see no objection. Any man who would
lifr his voice against the placing of a
mortgage on the White house would
by his own act declare himself to be a
petty partisan, animated only by mo
tives of Jealousy and envy. Let us
have no more of this railing at Roose
velt by reason of the Sylph, Mayflow
er, and any other of our aea-going
batteries that he chooses to devote to
th6 joy of the Roosevelt family; the
I'omily is largo, and consequently
teeds many boats. New York Telegraph,
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I The First Battle
IS
-BY-
W. J. Bryan
tl
A Story of the Campaign of 1896, Together with
a Collection of Hia Speeches and a Biographiofcl
Sketch by His Wife.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION, PRICE, $1.50,
ONLY 170 COPIES '
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These copies aro handsomely bound in Half Mo
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contain over COO pagei. Ordera will be filled in
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