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Show V Ilia personality. This PARKER AND THE TRUSTS. the htt It presidential campaign ill which Mr. Sc hunt haa assailed Republithat tbs Democratic-CandldatCOLORADO. People Are Wllllnsr to Continue the can candidates from the misraluble Ns Likelihood 41 (18 Would Antagonize Them. Present Administration, so Oth03 If Barker should be elected President, The constitution of the United States bright of his own colossal egotism. er men now and then have a suspicion do about the trusts TB Totals ,...181 requires an election for President and that all the rest of mankind differing what would he Institutions which ths CONNECTICUT. those "gigantic Vice Tho four President every years. 43 1. Carl JMiura is Democratic platform says i from them mny be right. should be bo is cannot and j 4tl provision 59 Benmandatory 2. never troubled by any such weak misbut and law," by punished 29 prohibited A ......a. a, ...a....... 88 called are it Under the j escaped. people trust In his own umniscieuce. 101 92 and punishment of which 4. upon to vote for President and Vies would involve direct personal loss to President every fourth year without re210 r.i Totals HINDSIGHT. some of the Democratic candidates' DELAWARE. gard to polities, the record, or the work 104 Wall street friends including of the administration iu power. The elec- On of tbs Strong Peculiarities ef the trusty IDAHO. like August Belmont, George gentlemen tion must be held whether a chauge is 7 fill Democratic Party. Daniel S. La moot, John IL F. Peabody, desirable or not. been Ths Democratic party has aptly McLean, Thomas S. Martin, CoL James There is reason to believe that a large compared to a man sitting in the last D. Urimmius, James majority of the American people do not scat In the last car of a railway train, M. Guffey, John Thomas E. Ryan? " sird Jr., Smith, desire a change in the national adminisHe never saw and riding backward. Tlie Democratic position on the trust tration at the present time, and that if anything until lie bad got by it. This Is illustrative of it were a matter of choice with them no of the party is as question thatgrotesquelymake striking peculiarity strange bedpolities election would be held this year, A nasixiu was the as it Conconspicuous fellows. tional election always interferes with ties, seventies, eighties and nineties. August Belmont and the other rreat business more or less, and as tbs business The Democratic party lives to pro- Democratic promoters of trusts do not of the country grows the fccliug Increases never apto test, to worn, oppose. It seem to feel s bit nervous standing on reason in for of absence the any that, Recpreciated wlyit the war for the preservachange, a presidential election Is a dis- tion of the Union meant until it was all the Democratic platform with W. J. turbing factor that might well be dis- over. Even now a large section of it Bryan and other great Democratic They have too much confidence-ipensed with if the constitution permitbas not arrived St the civilized view of whose campaign they candidate the ted. That is the situation at present. slavery. It takes about a half century are managing to ever believe for a moThe great mass of the people are so to focus correct into event get great any ment that he would do anything te injur well satisfied with the present adminisfor ths Democratic eye. Of late, some cf population should share In the Improvement Probably ths greatest sxsmpls tration that they do not desire a change, of the Democrats have begun to realize the trusls with which they are connect of this service. d Democratic fall" the campaign baa ed, should he be elected President They and if the constitution did not require an the Roosevelt's Recommendation. greatness of Abraham Lincoln, but know Parker too well to think it possiis the claim mads by soma of the to be would held it (lection rethey regard his In have annual who President men last are Democrats these message lead era of that party that the blessings ble that he would turn out to be an inas unnecessary. to the in Republican ceived their education of ll rural free delivery system were Roosevelt again called attention farmWho a grate, and attempt to ruin his persons!' Not wants the change? benefits of free delivery communities, so obtaining the conferred on farmers by Democracy. No importance of the rural and benefactors. friends never for more were ers, they prosperchuVchea. to date schools, colleges and nve patent untruth was ever uttered. service, saying: ous or better satisfied than they are at upThe full They are quite willing tbst the Bryan of the American The rural service has been significance INSTEAD OP PROMOTING RURAL faction of the Democracy present. Not the business men, for busiand control of the Philipttesdlly extended. The attention of ConDREE DELIVERY. A DEMOCRATIC should have the Democratic platform ness is satisfactory. Not manufacturers, occupation gress Is salted to the question of the comwhat dawned bas not REupon yet pines FLATLY ADMINISTRATION and clerks so long ss ths way they went pensation of the for American manufacturers are outstrip- takes the place, in the Democratic make just in the postal aervlce, especially on FUSED TO HAVE ANYTHING TO engaged the Democratic candidates who stand on those of all other countries. Not ping new More the routea. rural Neither has the of understanding. DO WITH TIIE MATTER, EVEN routes have been installed since the 1st of for there are more men np, door in China affected the same this platform are theirs to have end to open AFTER CONGRESS HAD APPRO- July last thau In any like period In the y ever set of nerve tissues and ntoms, in the bold. at than good employed wages PRIATED MONEY TO ESTABLISH department's history. While a due regard before in the history of the country. Not Despite the Democratic platform deto economy must he kept In mind In the least, because of some constitutional lack mand for a law to limit ROUTES. corpora tions to railroad men, for the transportation busi- of esta'illshuient of new routes, yet the exto comprepower in the combination The fact is. DEMOCRACY ALWAYS tension of the rural Alton B. where States system the originate, ness 1ms grown enormously during the hend they whst is going on at the time when Parker thinks the common law is all DAS BEEN A STUMBLING BLOCK uinst be continued for reasons of sound Inst few years and still gives promise of the public policy. No governmental movement thing is happening. IN THE PATH OP PROGRESS. of of law necessary on the subject future growth. In short, no large class recent years bus resulted lu greater For the same reason the immense im- the Every great national policy that haa ite benefit to the people of the countrusts. The common law has been well of oui varied population can be named estabof the and bas significance In portance boon the to ba a taken people try districts. Rural proved to tested in Democratic times as well ss but has good reason to desire a conlishment of the new department of Combeen bitterly fought by Democratic Con- connection with the telephone, the bicycle, tinuance of present conditions. Republican and it never proved itself it If much toward and the Coraccomplishes a trolley, of Bureau merce Labor with and newsgressmen, urged on by Democratic of a detriment to the trusts were not for the constitutional requireanything lessening the Isolation of farm life and Demdawned ths not has upon porations, making It brighter, and more attractive. papers. hence it is easy to understand why Parment have would the people preferred of such ocratic mental In lack Just the immediate past the machinery. Democracy haa been well named the facilities it to statutory regulation ker that no election took place tins year. as those has driven many of the s Well, never mind! When the living, like prefers of more active anti-truparty of obstruction." Sherman the and restless young men and law, which The only exceptions are the Democratwhirled by, thinking, working world has tbs Congressional Record is taken np women from the farms to the cities, for him force into the embarrassing ic party leaders and those unfortunate might the Democratic brethren will see, in a and lack of with speeches and debate in opposition they rebelled at loneliness people who have nut the sense to let hazy manner, from their perch at tho position of some time having to decide It is unhoaltby and companionship. to wise Republican measures, and near- mental violate bis sworn oath as well enough aloue. undesirable for the cities to grow at the end of the train. And they will, as us- whether to is of session deof tilhalf froe Congress every ly expense of country, and rural President to uphold the laws of ths ual, protest, warn, oppose and then wasted by Democrats either in openly livery Is not only a good thing In Itself, United States, or to make things unROOSEVELT FOR PEACE because It Is one of the causes but Is dream on! filibustering or in talking against time, which good for Wall street friends, who cheek this unwholesome pleasant tendency wears The longbills Democracy always with the view of delaying or killing toward the urban concentration of our would thereby be. forced to consider him President le Now Negotiating New distance over backward looks and of the country glasses population at the expense that would benefit the people. interests. Arbitration Treaties. districts. tho track. If by chance it takes off its a traitor and ingrate to their Will of Congress Defied. Charles Cheney Hyde, lecturer on insufficient are turns looks The it and ahead, foregoing quotations And Democratic opposition to a benefternational law at Northwestern UniverWANT A REAL LEADER show that Republican executives real- into Republicanism. This happens, someicent so does not always cease when to sity, Chicago, says: converrecent the times. Witness many was as the his During Congress bas passed the law, reception to the members of Democrats Finally Realize that Parsions. the Interparliamentary Union on Septemssse with rural free delivery. Near the tlid a Noneaity. ker to extend ber in 24, President Roosevelt made a statetheir everything power adminisetoao of President Harrisons ment which vitally Interests Democratic newspapers continue to dePAY OF RAILROAD MEN. first Intelligent it. President McKinleys During tration a Republiean Congress ap- term establishment of routes hail been citizens throughout the country, Irrespective mand that Parker withdraw from hi of their party affiliations. We He said: propriated $10,000 for the purpose of given auch an impetus that by 1900 the Because Profited shell and play the role of leader. Have Earners Wage Sag even now arbiare to secure taking steps establishing experimental rural free de- service had of Republican Policy. tration treaties with all other goverumenta of Silence" sounds well, they say, but passed far beyond the experiwhich are willing to enter into them with livery routes, and Postmaster General mental ComFt la The Give us a the phrase wont win votes. report of the Interstate stage and Congress had appropus." Those who oppose him will admit that merce Commission Wanamaker began experiments on six shows that the total man who is capable of arousing enthusPresident would not bnre spoken in this routes. Before anything material could riated $450,000 for maintenance of the from the ninth to the eighteenth districts, the If he were not making the attempt compensation paid te railway employes iasm or we are beaten," Democratic ediThese routes inclusive, of the State of Nexr York, no peti- way be done, however, a Democratic admin- routes then in operation. in good faith to conclude with friendly of all classes in the United States inWe dont want Hill, tors ire crying. hare bevu filed, as they are city dis- nations treaties which provide for the setistration came into power. Mr. Bissell numbered 1,276 at the close of McKin- tions creased from $37,823,021 in 1896 to Sheehan and Belmont kept in the foretlement by peaceful methods of differences was appointed Postmaster General, and leys i rst term, but many others had tricts. NORTH DAKOTA. of a serious character which diplomacy may $11,828,555 in 1902. This in itself would ground, while Parker is muzzled at (1 207 88 fil fall to adjust. Those who admire he. with Mr. Cleveland's consent, de- been surveyed and were ready to be him are indicate general railroad prosperity durThe editors should have Exopus. so The became established. service popRHODE ISLAND. clined to carry out the law. Congress rejoiced to hear him express In no uncersix years of Republican rule, but still thought of this before Parker was nomi16 ing n flooded farmers ular the that his tone to tain arbitrapostofflee desire substitute same appropriated money again, with the 16 12 more significant is the fact that the nated. They might have realized, had tion for the sword as a means of settlel result A DEMOCRATIC ADMINIS- department with petitions for new (routes. ' ment of disputes to which the United greatest increase was among the wage that divf were of they given the matter thought, 23 Corps .32 inspectors appointed, Totals DEStates may he a party. TRATION THE SECOND TIME earners. In fact, there was a decrease iu Parker would be a nonenity, with such SOUTH DAKOTA. placEqually significant was the Presidents FIED THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE, sious were created, superintendents 199 341 officers. salaries The the M paid general to was put on wily politicians as Hill and Sheehan in promise to the AS EXPRESSED THROUGH THEIR ed in charge and the service UTAH. call another conference of the powers at decrease in this item was from $703,090, a methodical business basis. charge of party affairs. Truly, the Demo54 33 3 The Hague. CONIN REPRESENTATIVES The whole world knows that in 1896 to $720, CS0 in 1902 a decrease WEST VIRGINIA. cracy is not more of a happy family Routes Now in Operation. that promise will he kept and that repreGRESS, AND REFUSED TO IN58 80 than it was four years ago when it had sentatives from the several nations will of $42,416 in six years. The system has been so rapidly exAUGURATE THE RURAL FREE 67 82 On the other hand, the total yearly meet again at The Hague, possibly In 1905, Bryan as an aggressive leader. 'Comtended under President Roosevelt that 3. 1 4 DELIVERY SYSTEM. in order to solve some problems which still compensation of station agents increased 28 19 menting on the demand that Parker asvex civilization and alarm commerce. The Mr. Wilson followed Mr. Bissell as Congress this year appropriated $21,000,- - 4 from $1,366,925 in 1896 to $1,462,874 iu sume the leadership, the Des Moines 18 6 results to he anticipated nre Postmaster General, and he also decided tWO for the service, which now emand practical. International agreement as 1902; the yearly compensation of en- - Register and Leader says braces 212 151 routes, 27,500 was Totals 16 approximately free impractirural that delivery to what constitutes contraband of war may giueers increased from $3,027,584 in 1S96 'No man ever entered a national camWISCONSIN. be secured, also the rights of neutral shipcable. President Cleveland was of the either in operation or aboutto be estabOSS in 1902; that of firemen 1 134 166 5 pers may be established. In paign hampered by advisers so diametrithe to $3, 451, routes are lished. over These scattered to the his some opinion, basing objection 2 163 182 6 law of nations may he clearly short, 1S96 in to from in $1,733,057 $1,946,246 determined cally opposed on every vital issue. H 224 61 147 scheme on the ground that it would cost ail the States and territories, as will 3 whore now there is vagueness, and the 1902; that of conductors from $1,978,165 might as well expect to make a 8 7 0 pair of he seen by the following table, which 4 of states fixed where there is still to millions of dollars. rights 5. 57 54 1 $2,539,466; that of other trainmen Siamese twins out ' of Cleveland and uncertainty. If such a work be accomplishIt is thus shown that Democracy did gives the total number of petitions re- 6. 1 131 15 2 ed through the direct efforts of Theodore from $3,700,063 to $4,697,272; that of Bryan as to assume that he can an7 158 13 130 tbs very opposite of inaugurating rural ferred for examination and investigation, Roosevelt not only the United States, but machinists from $1,128,634 to $1,422,829: nounce an and 166 aggressive, affirmative 7 130 free delivery. Members of that party the routes in operation on September 98 every other civilized nation as well, will that of section foremen from $1,260,634 105 88 9 that will not at one positive program be profoundly grateto have cause number and the 1904, ef 15, in of housea both just petitions it Congress, fought 10 48 14 69 to $1,377,364; and so on through the be set upon by an influential element i ful to him. 11 and President Cleveland and bis cabinet pending on the same date: 176 135 8 whole list. The figures show that the of his following. officers put themselves above the legisThe Imperial" Bogsy-Madaily wage earners in the railroad busiTotal 1,463 Judge Tarker was nominated to play lative branch of the government, and WYOMING. The country has outgrown the witch-eraness profited largely by Republican pros- the role be is playing. It is unfair of 10 virtually told Congress that it was subthe frands, perity. frenzy, the men who foresee defeat to begin ordinate to a Democratic administras Benefits of the Service. States. the cure, the greenback and at this early stage to saddle the blam tion. It was a case of the servant dicMuch has been said as to the benefit free silver crazes, and it is rapidly reScared. Nobody on him. He is just the sort of leader tating to the master an unwarranted of rural free delivery to the farmer and covering from other more or less harmful ifhe he is elected will Parker says he was held out to be, just the sort of usurpation of power for a harmful purmuch more could be written. cut off the old soldiers age disability Speaking fads. These forms of popular enthusiman he always has been. He is conpose. on this subject, Representative 78. Arthur But the asm having had violent and almost un- pension by revoking Order the that his Arizona . L. Bates, of Pennsylvania, said in the obstructed sway for a time, have, like old soldiers dont seem to be the least ducting exactlyon thecampaign Wbat Republicans Did. Arkansas bench gave proyears twenty is House on March 15, 1904: To further show how utterly false certain acute diseases, made their run, hit scared! mise of. If the campaign is a failure, It is my belief the 821,000,000 appropriatParker says he is in favor of proceedDemocracys claim to the honor of giving Colorado departed and left not e wreck behind. let the men who planned it bear th more ed in benefit this direct behalf brings But the Bogey-mafarmers free delivery of their mail, figImperialism, ing with due diligence in constructing blame. Judge Parker has deceived noto the inhabitants of tfcis Republic whom ures from government reports are here Dist. of Columbia. It affects than almost any other appropriahaunting but few, and not seriously in- the Panama canal, but he thinks the body, and is acting his part in the politition made by the general government. reproduced. The first appropriation for Florida conveniencing even that few, stays longer Roosevelt way was a source of regret cal drama exactly as it appears in th went or Georgia sent Forty years ago everyone ruial free delivery was $10,000, in 1894. Hawaii with us than any of his But Roosevelt is not trou- play book. and to many. to the postofflee for his mail, and the farmThe same amount was allowed by Con- Idnho er in the busy season, when his horses and more commonplace brother phantoms, de- bled. teams were working in the fields, could lusions and bugaboos. And Parker says that the management gress for 1895 and 1896, but the money Illinois LABOR CONTROVERSIES. Indiana sometimes only receive mail for himself was not nsed for the purpose intended, Indian was accused of a wish to of our foreign affairs has excited serious Washington .. once Saton week a and family possibly in some as has already been stated. In 1897, Iowa Territory create an empire, and was roundly abus- apprehension quarters. But Republican Legislation Providing J.,for urday afternoon. Now it la not only delivered several times dally at the homes when the McKinley administration came Kansas ed during his Presidency for bis alleged the American people are not among the Arbitrations 702 and places of business of the Inhabitants Into power, only half a dozen rural mail Kentucky ambition. He was described as a men- apprehensive. The only national legislation providing s ana of more thau a thousand cities, but for the routes had been established, and these Then, Parker is in a bad way about for the arbitration of labor controversies last six months of the fiscal year (January ace to the country he had fought to make 1 to June 30, 1903) there were delivered had been partially put into operation but the citizens of the and recognizing organized labor was eninto a nation. He only smiled and went Imperialism, Massachusetts some of service this by the carriers United States only smile when they hear acted by the Republicans. four years previously under President on his glorious way. On June 1, mail on of Michigan routes rural pieces Harrison. Democracy did nothing dur- Minnesota ... 1S98, President McKinley signed a bill Washington, to begin with, and since that word. throughout the United States to farmers Also, Parker is distressed over the passed by a Republican Congress entitled and inhabitants of sparsely settled regions. ing the Cleveland administration, except Mississippi ... Washington every President of powerful, Increased facilities' always bring Increasto block the wheels of progress. firm and just mind who has ever sat in poor Filipinos, but the Filipinos continue An Act concerning carriers engaged in more use and ed are letters enjoyment learn to read, write and cypher, while interstate commerce and their employes. Now mark the difference when the Rewritten and received: more newspaper and the executive chair has been accused of to publicans came into power. Postmaster Nevada Jackson, Lincoln, Grant, they live on three meals a day and talk It should be understood, of course, that magazines are subscribed for. While It is "Imperialism. not tree in every part of the country, fet Cleveland, General Smith, unlike his predecessors, New Hampshire and American. Harrison, McKinley Congress could not legislate for employes the official report shows that quite a numof many new New Mexico ... Roosevelt against every one of these Urged the establishment in general, but it bas authority to reguber of rural routt's already pay for them1860 when the In In his annual report be said: routes. Republican party late interstate commerce. The act reNew York Presidents the same wild, foolish and selves by the additional revenues they occame first into was almost North Carolina. this casion. power The benefits accruing from the extension ferred to provides that whenever a congroundless cry has been raised. North Dakota . The testimony adduced from ail over the postal facilities to the rural commun- Ohio It is the cry of babies and weaklings exclusively an agricultural country and troversy arises between an interstate ities may be summarized ns follows: In country proves that by reason of rural free in civil government, not the utterance the policy of the Democratic party was railroad and its employes the Interstate delivery the actual value of our farm lands creased postal receipts, making many of Oklahoma has been increased. of men of experience and sense. How to keep it so. That party said the Commerce Commission shall first offer Many farmers state the new deliveries almost immediately Oregon .. servnot would with the that they dispense Enhancement of the value Pennsylvania will it be before we hear the last United States is destined to be the granmediation, and, that failing, shall enRhode .Island . It long ice for $50 or even $100 per annum. f farm lands rendu by this service and ary of the world, but a manufacturing deavor to bring about arbitration of th Carolina has been estimated that the value of farm howl over the long lived Bogey-mabetter prices oit ;i inrd for farm products South South Dakota . country, never. The Republican policy dispute. Tlie act provides that if lands has risen by this means as high as u Imperialism?" through more direct communication with Tennessee $o per acre in several States. A moderate was to make it a great manufacturing as the markets and prompter information of Texas is agreed to, one member of the of whole lands to the farm the benefit their state. improved means of travel, Utah Be Led by Hill and Sheehan well as agricultural counrty, and !t bas board of arbitration shall be selected by some hundreds of miles of country roods, country would be from $1 to $3 per acre. Decline lo The Peoples Democratic party, a done so. In the year 1900 the United The producers, being brought into daily the employer, one by the labor organizaespecially In the Western States, having touch with the state of the markets, and new political organization in New JerVirginia of all the man- tion to which the States produced been graded specifically In order to obtain employe belongs, and .. In better with those who Washington rural free delivery. Higher educational In- West ufactured the of world and will products sey, support Thomas E. Watson, of a third by these two. Another section Virginia buy tlicir products, are able to obtain betfluences, broader circulation of the means Wisconsin marto them broadens: .... foreign the Populist party, for President The shipped ter prices for ail that the farm produces. of the law makes it a misdemeanor for f public intelligence, and closer daily con.... of trade conditions definite kets. More This have never could been Wyoming done knowledge new party is composed of Bryanites and tact with the great world of activity extendinterstate railroad to dismiss an Is always of great advantage. ed to the homes of heretofore Isolated rural under the Democratic policy of , free any Hearstites, who bolted the or threaten him with loss of 26.735 39,731 Totals 4,464 employe Good roads have been built and Induced communities. Note. Of the 4.464 petitions pending, 688 as an incentive for rural free delivery estabparty. Here is what the new trade. for belonging to a mioo. employment What McKinley Bold. considered been ordered and have lishment and to better encourage their party's platform says: favorably law is still in force, and it is th Thiq The to ParPresident McKinley, in his message established, effective either October 1st or maintenance. as where question Judge "We decline to follow the lead of comonly piece of national legislation that to Congress in 1990, speaking of the 10th, 1904. mercial politicians into the camp of Wall ker would apply the pruning knife to recognizes organized labor. Democrats heard Routes States. has Parker j something by national said: Likewise, in whether service, the postal expenditures, Tlie subjoined tables give more details, about illegal and dishonest trusts, but he street, and refuse to recognize the Hills, Postofflee Department, the army, the have talked, but Republicans have acted. Its most striking new development Is the as they show what has been done in the doesnt know that there is anything to the Sheehans and the Belmonts as proper navy or on pensions items extension of rural free delivery. covering Is This a Campaign Lis? This service ameliorates the isolation of districts. The States nam- be done about them. And nobody cares exponents of popular rights. more than 80 per cent of the national O, this may be important farm life, conduces to good roads, and Congressional are on tho tables in fair of .He'll the ed his ideas that about examples has question. been not expenditures answered, Popular Chorns. quickens nd extends the dissemination of Youd better keep it dark. nd wont be, because national honor, general Information. Experience thus far progress made by Republicans in cover- never set any river afire in his indignaWhile David Bennett Hill They say that Uncle Henry Ms tended to allay the apprehension that ing tho whole country with rural mail tion over the trusts; not even a river of safety and mail facilities are dependent Prepares to make his bow, Was with Noah on ths ark. it wonld be so expensive as to forbid its routes: be would ench s on the appropriations for these purposes. ignited by petroleum The people with a will. general adoption or make it s serious burmatch! den. Its actual application has shown that You can quit Shout: say he ran for office tt Increases postal receipts and can be ac Parker declares that ths American na- They right While living on that boat companied by reduction in other branches Oar foreign policy has been not only tion is extravagant in its expenditures. now! of the service, so that the augmented rev- he failed that, just as But the people know what they want, And e! aud accomplished highly ndvnntaKeone to the United saving together Districts, To get the floating vote. SCS At a tea, bnt hardly leae advantageoms and they mean to have it. They are A in vote Parker materially reduce the net cost. the for Judge coming S a to the world as a whole. Peace and When President Roosevelt assumed election will be a vote of censure on The- working hard to earn mors money; thats !- - z The French Bantam Club is preparing S office he vigorously championed extension good will have followed in its foet-step- s. odore Roosevelt. It is inconceivable how the way they meet necessary bills. 5 g contest, for a great 2 of letter Roosevelt k a acceptance. of the service. In his first message to American can patriotic, any It Is denied that Judge Parker was which Is to take place in Paris next CALIFORNIA. Presman a that toward Congress he said: take of position 1 1. 11 15 The training of roosters for seen drying to set fire to the Hudson month. Ait every turn the Democrats continue ident Roosevelts character and record. 1 28 Among recent postal advances the anecess 35 River at' Esopas with a sulphur match' crewing is an art in France. The Demo- to prove themselves the best asset the of rural free delivery wherever established 1 14 12 has been so marked and actual experience 4. . without taking the preliminary preen - cratic party h a - qusdrenially attempted o From his chosen scat among the cata0 0 Republicans have in a campaign, and bas made its benefits so plain that the de- 5. . 38 . 32 tion to smear its surface with a pint to make rooster crowing popular In th a dictated 15,00f"l has combs Carl Sihurz comes their candidate this fully up year mand for Gs extension is general and 6. . 0 59 50 Roosevel United States, but has signally failed. Theodore of kerosene. wo'-letter b , damning tradition the the of to that party. 7. . great agricultural 24 4 36 jut S. GREAT REPUBLICAN WORK Totals 78 5t DO NOT WANT A CHANGE. ' 27.1 for the egotism of ja Rural Free Delivery Service of Incalculable efit to Farming Communities. DEMOCRATS WORKED HARD AGAINST IT Flatly Refused to Obey the Mandate of gress to Establish Routes, but Are Now Claiming Honor ords Compared. trust-buster- s. y trust-bustin- g it letter-carrier- wage-earner- s, Two-third- 4 far-nwa- 1 ; , j -' ) n. lt spirit-rappin- g blue-glas- ; wild-eye- d ' T fl I arbi-tratio- one-thir- d j hi leg .f V. 4. rooster-crowin- fair-mind- i:: u- 1 I A |