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i y-,w-t yxWiv'lVm'i(Tn' w t '' 'mt ' "W 'mjPPfi'wuiu The Commoner VOLUME 8, NUMBER 39 14 -J" t- their interests aro simply interests of tho business community, and es pecially of thd wago workers, I be lieve they will s-upport Judgo Taft. So far as thoy have spocial interests which are to thorn more important ' than tho general business welfare, I boliovo they will support you. I base this belief upon what happened in 189C. Your success then would, in my belief, havo been a calamity for tho country from the standpoint of Get My Special B-TOffJlfSatlUBi ants now GataSog ''FREE iieep Your Money to Yqibs Packet Order now direct from this offer bv letter or postal. Let nc send W'fitC ITIC sk nn nno nf mv QnllovravSnreaden ' to da rand m ', 'MO DAYS FUKE 'TRIM net tttvt hticctilt . Mn mniinv ("ntfn. Frercht nrc- PionosUiouwbicH Mik nnith I'knowvmi are .1 re I.i real co-operation m. snonsiblc man If vou have between the Man mac v nv nccti f0r a manure :m I challenge tho world to produco as Rood n spread- cr as mine uw anv price. Willium Galloway Pros. William Calloway CO. titrers and the Farmer, It elves vou a. chance to cut down the cost of your sprcaucr and almost nay 'for it in one, year, ft means exactly wjmt-it says. $2S,GQQQQ Kqep in your your ' own ' BsmkMmkl CfciarraJvfce? spreader. money pocket Until you tryi IV rniy Spreader. Tell; mc 10 senn you my Special Manure bpreuler rrop- y-ositlon-r-: 1 nrtnrucr ir.tienMI B. CiirvWl. Bank B"ond Giiuastse uoes with ever y Gtltamgr Spreader. . mm 1 back tho Galloway permanently win every cnaiamerinar ToYQtf nnvtireuenl and roasonablo jnamcouitkasjcxon 1 uacK.uiauai -. , . . . 1 ......,.:.. ?....:.,. (lufnMinnj If it I net Gvervthine it 'UL k - lInid to be if It doei hot do fell Ihatrtlie beat spreader ought to do- mT .rnrl it backhand I will return evcry-cent of yourimoneywitoeui qc lion. ItohHllaacatliavrorld to produce; air practical? durable andfnll round oausf actory a spreader atay price, as my S&LLQWAY'S Writ TMb Um.tha maru who sends you tho spreader you want Freight PgepaM Has Seven ExcSusivo Practical Patented Parts and is Site Onfy Esaaioss Apron rorco -oeo Wagon Box Manure Spreader My Galloway Spreader Is the only spreader you'd havo- when you'vo had tho clianco to see one and try one on your work r "3uosys FreoT Toro my nana ana signature ana oonu on that as: Iofcnl binding, ns any -contract -over maan-on earth, write me today for my bpccial Kroposmon and I? is Nc.w,Sprejider CaUlosr sent Free. 1 WiWam Gatlmyrqy Comply - , 709 Jer. fir?'",,,, , VI Savm S'JRtO Proved by writini for my now Frs& Sprmadms: CMtmlog son St. Waterloo Iowa All Freight Prepaid and I don't keep you waiting-. I don't delay to writo a lot otlcttois. 1 trust you to make the fair month s trial ot my Galloway Spreader when you cot it direct from tho factory at Wa tot loo, Iowa, or shipped at once from one of mv Factory's Transfer Stations Minneanolia KaniM City or Madiion. Wisconsin. Writo mo so youxan not one of my Gal oways busy on your work for Get Special PronosiiSon You aro .absolutely protected by mrJecal r-aicnoa $25, OOO Bond Guarantee The f Great Majestic Bvx5rttKf9iiHM'lRu$XjliXS lHHPHBf IrHBNB. en l'a WtrtBBlnKr.vffr, A "" XmU -rJIIHBfaflJaBBBUBH B" FUEL, '.I'HBHIB i - S8The With A- Reputation" With water (roots i! naatrd lor pressure or other boilers. PERFECT BAKER Body O made of Charcoal Iron, adding 300 to life of Range All top door m4 IraaiM eutd ol rtaltublo Iron. CMi'tkroakererMk. . . .. JTOU aon'r, ntlV m. nnrtn aphi . mi ' . . - TT7T 1 run !. Af flroT,n n.i. r-r j.. xuuroioro -wuon you oay one, ouy nn ordimiw mole bufln thnl0!5, 0O8t yu vory Uttlo more thaa and will SL5s?&iSitSii?J2.,15.16 la lV,cA cAcaper. It has durability aeo n majoatic the ranBo that elves Batiafaotlon and out-lasts U others, THE MAJESTIC MFG. CO., St. Louie. Mo. The Great Mafesttc Is For Sata In Nearly Mvery County In Forty State tho welfare of tho business men, farmprn mit! work In em on. lust rS. in ray belief, your success now would I bo a calamity to this country, both ! from the standpoint of business (and especially of the interests of the wago worker) and from the stand point of morals. One of yo'ur sup porters, the New York World, in February last, printed a list of con-', tributiohs to your campaign funds of ( .1896,. containing the names of indi viduals and corporations owning sil- vor minna who mnclrr onnhrfhiif.lnnfv "to the aggregato-amouut of $2aS,0DQ, one of these contributions being ISOjOOO" and.anoth.or of $45,000, etc., Now all the great financial mag nates who then contributed to ypur campaign ;f und- would- have preferred' business nrosnoritv: to. business ad versity-, other things? being -equal; but they would rath en 'have' had the .immense proftk thattwdtild hayef ao: .cruQQ-m.uiera'iionL cue rreccoinaEeJ .ofthe.. fiftyi'jCfint. -.doUa than; tlie; smaller; pront wnicn would .have ac-; crueu to- inemme.rejty.irom tugeni eral, industrial " prosperity ' of- the; country, because .of their personal interests and. against.the interests Qfi the community at large these ,(trust'' magnates then supported you. My belief is, and tha statement of Judge. Priestr quoted above, and tho attN tude or many men of large financial interests, warrant me in expressing the belief that those' trust magnates whose fear of. beinpr prosecuted un- der tho law by Mr. Tafc is greater- titan triGrir. fpjir nfv'cAnornl hl1ail1iic33 .adversity under . you, will support? .you. an at not Mr. Taifc f . - - - Campaign Contributions I now com to what I have to say as to contributions, and here you furnish your own answer. You state that it appears from tho published statement of the contributions to Mr. Hughes' campaign for governor two years ago, that various men of wealth, some of them connected with big -corporations -whom you name, to tho number afninef con tributed front ? 2 0,0 00 to $500 apiece, You ask ""would tho fact that these gentle men contributed to his campaign fund strengthen or weaken, his testi mony against the reasonableness of our anti-trust remedy?" And later you continue by asking "aro you wil ling to say that any public interest was served in 1904 by concealing until after the election the contribu tions made to tho republican cam' paign comm'itteo by Mr. Harriman, and those collected by him for oth ers?" Aro you willing to say that the publications then made would havo had no effect on the election? You then propose to publish the names of contributors before elec tion, and ask us to do the same. A Question of Motive The amounts you mention as con tributed to Mr. Hughes are utterly trivial compared to the amounts I nave already mentioned as contribut ed to your campaign in 189 6; but in my judgment tho amount contrib uted has nothing whatever to do with tho point at issuo. The question was, for instance, whether Mr. Clark of Montana, when he contributed so heavily to your campaign fundhad a proper motive, and whether your actions would or would not have been influenced properly or improp erly by that contribution, and the same question applies to Mr. Hughes and to me. In the case of Mr. Hughes and myself the answer is, fortunately, easy. You have nothing to do but examine our records in the offices to which we Vere both elected. You either knew, or ought to havo known beforS writing, that in not one Instance has Mr. Hughes, as governor, done one thing of any kind, sort or description for anyone of tho contributors you mention, or for any other contributor to his fund, which ought not to Jhavo been doue ORGAN Of Superior Musical Valuo bcen developed and perfected by us so that our latest models renlly creato a new standard in fact.ao jrrcat 1ms beon tho Improvement tha'tw have dlscon- mmmmmm tinued all for. esfls FROM frsnsz should send for our new Onran Catalosr. It will be a revelation. Tho beautiful Idyllic plpo onran tone of theso organs makes them a v.-lso investment for homes and churches. Also lhirxaihs in Slightly Used Orcanr Hundreds of good Instruments taken In exchange offered at nominalprlccs. Write today, ' LYON & HEALY 59 Adams'Streefw CHICAGO KDscribers' Edveiissiiig Dew. 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