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DIAMOND
YOU Can Wear
or Give a Fine
Don't buy a Christmas Diamond until 70a have
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WONlEKFUL ZAMIIE8A DIAMOND.
Looks and wears llko a real diamond costing twenty
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Vlib IS tou cut Bukt CbrUisii
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tnt wllli tjitf Zimbtnultnaau.
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ors oX the democratic party mistook
the shadow for the substance, and
while they were chasing the shadow
tho substance has boen swallowed up
by tho enemy.
, Talk about being buncoed! Tho Par
ker men did not even receive the sup
port they had a right to expect Where
was the promised support of tho mon
ey kings who were going to furnish
them tho immense campaign fund?
Where were the millions of "conser
vative" democrats who were pining for
a chance to return to the fold? Where
are the electoral votes of New York
which they said "is absolutely neces
sary to have and which Parker alone
can get." Where is everything? Where
Is anything? Oh, merciful father,
where would the reorganizers have
been if it were not for tho solid south
which is so absorbed with race strife
as to be almost oblivious to everything
else?
The I-tpld-you-so man Is ubiquitous
today, and his pet phrase is exceeding
ly trite, but it might not be inappro
priate to recall that the Press-Post
strongly advised the national conven
tion against the course it was bent on
following, and it is certainly not in
appropriate to recall Mr. Bryan's ante-,
convention prophetic vision that Par
ker's nomination would be followed by
a most overwhelming democratic de
feat. The great &sson to be learned from
the election is that while a convention
may be bought, paid for, and delivered,
it is not so with the greatmass of the
people.
A great many people are no doubt
already wondering what to do. There
is nothing that can bo done for the
present. It is all over. We have elected
a good man president of the United
States. We have elected a man who is
a great deal better than the politicians
and the trust interests who are try
ing to control him. He haa received an
overwhelming popular approval. The
restraint of carrying out the polices of
McKinley has been removed. No man
can say what he will do. He can not
himself know what he will do. In the
main, he will be controlled by circum
stances. Each day he must be active
and do the best that is in him. That
is all we can ask. Our attitude must
not be partisan. He is our president.
When he is acting in accordance with
the laws and tho constitution, we
should hold up his hands. If other
wise, it is not only our right, but our
duty to criticise him. In the mean
time, let us bid him Godspeed.Colum
bus Press-Post.
country will contribute to the supply
of information. There will be labora
tory work at Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, and every hosiptal in
the land will bo expected to make re
ports of field work.
Thus science hopes to obtain light on
the cases, manner of transmission, con
ditions that seem to favor the preval
ence of the disease, as well as those
most marked where it is least preva
lent. Much more deadly than .smallpox,
and perhaps as easily cpmmunicated.
is pneumonia, yet cities and states are
up in arms against smallpox, commu
nities go into panic over its presence,
and it is popularly regarded as the pest
of all pests, while until the last few
years pneumonia has' been viewed with
more or less indifference by all save
the medical fraternity.
This is the proper season for a study
of the disease, as it begins its rav
ages with the beginning of winter. It
is also the right time to take warning,
but not to take fright. Pneumonia is
a preventable disease to the extent that
the chances of contracting it are re
duced in proportion to the care taken
to keep the system in good tone and,
so far as possible, avoid exposure to
wet and cold. Minneapolis Times.
into consideration the fact that a nUe9,
tion of national policy ta either E
or it is wrong, and that the isauo 2t
bo fought out on this basis
There is nothing from a present view
of the returns that will warrant the uw
sertion that the vote is due to tho dS
sonal popularity of Roosevelt, hj.
party has a fine organization, and al
UllUTCn10 mfn In eRch 8Ute to travel, tack
umi I CU9,g,aBaudd,alrlbuteiamPle3and clr-
uuima ui uui kuuub. caiary ii.uu
Science vs Pneumonia.
Of every 100,000 persons who die in
this country, over 10,000 are claimed
by pneumonia. Consumption has been
called "tho great white plague," and
is dreaded above all other diseases, but
tho close race made by its sister
scourge is startling.
The latest reliable statistics for the
country as a whole are those of the
census of 1900, and in the year closing
with the beginning qf the census
count, there had been 105,971 deaths
from pneumonia, while consumption
had scored only 6,000 more, or 111,053.
Is it strange, then, or in the least
surprising, that physicians and san
itarians are sounding a note of alarm
and ceasing to regard tuberculosis as
the one great enemy to be met and
battled with?
The disease Js such an insidious foe
to the race and does its work so quick
ly that it has not been as successfully
studied as some others that are less
deadly. The medical profession is ful
ly aroused, however, and will prose
cute a vigorous campaign th'is winter.'
Minneapolis is ono of the cities
aSKeii . tO aSSlSt In thfi n.nllnnHrm nf
The President's Rash Act
May the earth rest light on Galus
Plinius Caecilius S'ecundus and every
other prolific epistolator of the ages.
Their combined correspondence will
bulk but as an ant hill to Olympus
when satmext to the mountain of cor
respondence which the president of the
United States is about to assail. An
swer personally every one. of the ten
thousand letters of congratulation that
have already poured in, together with
the myriad others that may S.U11 be
looked for! It is seemingly impossible.
Not if he had a hundred clarion
tongues, each dictating ceaselessly o
a hundred stenographers of steel wrist
and tireless speed; not if he had a
hundred hands, armed with a hundred
pens, each busily signing a series of
epistles as they clicked from a hun
dred swift writing machines; not even
if he had tho dread facility of expres
sion of a Clyde Fitch or a Cyrus Town
send Brady could Mr. Roosevelt hope
to keep up with the correspondence
that is likely to follow the announce
ment of the president's intention to
send forth a note of reply to each per
son who has written to him. Those
who cavil at Mr. Roosevelt's strenuos
ity and impetuosity may find them
selves justified in this instance. Bach
morning as the white house doorbell
rings and the president looks out of
the window upon the long line of
groaning mail wagons he will be like
ly to exclaim: "Alas, what rash thing
have I done?" Boston Transcript.
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Overwhelming Victory
The result of foie election yesterday
In the "111011 is such as to be pro
nounced an overwhelming victory for
Roosevelt and the republican party.
While it may be unique to say it, the
fact remains that democrats could not
but feel that such a result was inevi
table. At least tho great majority in
tho west held this view. The hour is
too early to make a careful study and
draw deductions frcm the election re
turns, but one thing is sure, and that
is that the eastern democrats must
have awakened to the fact that there
is more to this country than the few
states that, border along the Atlantic
seaboard, and that no party can be a
national party which does not take
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