MET IVERNTER's ULM To THE rook. • 710, 722, 017 Increase is Live Stork. Following this eunclusion I do -lined to take a speaking part in the campaign of MOS My retire- ment dates from that year, not from this. Canton is about twenty miles from the farm.
Who w Ii Ilized • eilli-. A (Lange of adeilei•• this fall would almost certaii, 1 conditions from which we have pily escaped.. \This full dinner bucket is not a, ord:c1 emblem. Mr. Adams has lie -d on this place for the past twenty years, and Mr. McKinley is delighted with him. His well -kept barns, corn cribs and wag- on sheds show carp and thrift. Quotes from the Past. 1 112, 307, 057, 500 $710, 722, 817 Iii, -Nos, - this 3 ear. S nr) \The genera, reasons I gave in Ill) Car- negie Hall speech in 1896 why Mr. Bryan should not be elected still hold geed with me. 5 letter word with a l s. URNS ON PRESIDENT 'ARM. Built sixty years ago. Knneetly administered, without oppressing exactions, taxation without tyrenny.
One good year 1, 700 bushels of Baldwin. But 11anaged in an Able Man- ner, and the Place Is a Noted One in the Cutintr side. It has been Tallbtehl forth as a matter of boast and triumph that one cause existed powerful enough to 'sup- port peers thing and to defend every- thing: and that was the natural hatred of the poor to the rich. 5 letter word with a l r. E was imputed by some to that eall5e. And on the train was a cattle man from Manitoba. 31 Oct. 1900, located at.
They will vote for M. Kinky and Roosevelt. 25 rer te+1 ad 1' 2 25 'D 5 dot 3. 5 letter word with a e u.s. department. Four wagon and buggy works One handle factory. All foituil to be enthueinstie Republica Station agents along the line were found to lie ti it laid Republicans s working;Imola their railroad friends NleKinley. I I: The final amid cows ulling wet s question is with the Supreme Court 4 the United States, cases ins elying the quention are, 1 under•tand, pending, and ii deeision in we all wust 4equie•-\o eolitiot be much deferred. They would not worth the raising sod we%voted t - etur t beggary, where thousands were before, under free trade. You no doubt are aware of the greater or lees persecution which the Jews hare under- gone in all the countries of the world, and are still undergoing to -day. • -4 - 4-4\\'\011il•PS.
The details by crops follow: FARM I 'qui fors................ $51:1. And this class of freight is the hest paying of all. Still have strength enough to saye the temple. S. D., knows James S. Landers of Argusville, and he is pretty well known in the State. 500 bushels in a single year. Without being put to any disadvantage because of his religion. Free tra, le and (tee silver w - ill be appropriate a.. ompartf- meats of siii•h an adniiiiistratien mud ciao not add appreciably to the national -tie, tress or the national dlr.
Heats party have been vindiestel t. N remarkable and general prilffperi' - has detelnped during Mr. McKinba' mitiooratool sueceeding a period.. f depression. —, i r• • _, • • 01`4111F -12'4:•. Bryan went to Salem. Tait hundred sheep graze on the hillside. To M. A. Fianna, Chairman Republican National Committee: Dear Sir -I notice in Mr Brsiin's leni specol that he says \The Republi- cans are going to buy every vote that can be bought an. Link: '', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed', }, link: '/lccn/sn84036076/1900-10-31/ed-1/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, label: 'application/pdf', link: '/lccn/sn84036076/1900-10-31/ed-1/seq-5/', label: 'application/xml', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ]}. Now, I be only public utterance l' have made in criticism of the policies cf the party sta.. eontained In the interview. E i p,..... \ •... f...... --- - '' • -1'14:....... -, -............., - • • -. Among men 'vent here to de- lis.. inea, 4 for the publie safety and the puleie good. Soiree to Topeka a few ila s ago the eondlietor, brakeman anti engineer aer.
And undeovrite as of this date, this extract n earned... Hall speech: \'When we have a Pres iistit a ho be- lieves that it is neither his right nor his duty to See that the mail 1 151104 are not obstrueted, and that interstite cOlinDeref hips its free way. Not lie roe - *reed as vitaaals or serfs or slaves: they will be given a government of liberty., regulated by law. In any season when crops are good it yields richly. ••••••••••••••-•• *11+440-* • •••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••• REPUBLICAN PROTECTION DEMOCRATIC LOW TARIFF McKinley act of 1850 $30 per head 10 ' 2 1 60 1.
All that I have left -to others. These are all draft horses. It has a spiritual signifieitnee for the spiritually minded. It will be much becer not to allow the man with destrnetive tsndeneies so mei* as to Iran against the uillars. It shall not be until the last mo- ment of my existence that I will believe the people of the United State' capable of being effectually, lellided, cajoled and driven about in herds by Stich abominable frauds as this. 'Iwo miles from Minerva, one mile from Bayard, Ohio, it stands on a sloping parcel of ground \unmounted by the orchards of Baldwin apples. I know, are not held by many able lawyers. Theme are the points whieh we think ought to be eniphasized. There are really only two emintriee that give this privi- lege; these are the United States and (treat Britain. Onts gogues N ill Try to hicite a Contest of Slone). AI great deal has been written about Mr. Bryan's farm, but heretofore no descrip- tion of Mr. MeKinley's broad expanse of corn field., meadows, cow pastures and orchards, which comprise 162 1 4 acres. Three planing mills. PRESIDENT ff NETS EBEL OHIO FARM Not a PolitiLal Farm. He has a bait hoerest in everything.
Shown by the Aclisity of Railroad, and Factories. In 1896 I submitted myself to very hard usage. Image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana. That lit good enough for nos JAMES S. LANDI& o r thf• goy I Wis. a,. 4, 931, 424 Total......... 101, 11116, 334, 14143 Ameriean farmers recrev el Hilliest $11:4000, 000 more money for their wheat this year, under Republit•an prosperity, than they did in 1S96 under Ifeinte•ratie depression. Fly N't 1 s humble eslk:ire I flutist routes. It had cost him $000 for duty to enter this stock; his freight was 23% cents per hundred from Neche to St. Paul. We know that freedom for all. The fences are all kept up and there is an appear ance of neatness which marks his work.
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