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   Ft Wayne Journal-Gazette (Newspaper) - July 5, 1899, Fort Wayne, Indiana                               FT WAYNE I PRICE FIVE CENTS IS AT HAND You want a flag that will stand storm and sun always bright looking when flung to the breeze 50 NEW BRIGHT FUGS Made or the best quality all-wool At the reduced Bunting damp dyed double seams sizes 4 x 0 ft 4 X 7 4 x S 5 x S C x 10 colors warranted absolutely fast 6 x 12 s x 12 10 x K 10 x 15 t x 20 The Fourth Observed by a Meet ing and Banquet RINGING ADDRESSES BT CON- GRESSMAN CARUTH AND JUDGE WILLETT OP ALABAMA SKIRTS We have a special lot ot Very fine White Shirts ready for row's selling values range each to-morrow AT EACH Handsomely rimmed with Em- broidered edges and bands Quite pretty and serviceable Linen Skirts ana 6 inch Items AT Sc and Wlc Linen Skirts strictly lor made AT from HAMMOCKS Hammocks for the 4th will be sold this hammocks are ly fast colors Hammocks in fancy colors full length AT and Hammocks with valances large full weave and colors woven In all combinations colors wanted SSc 11.35 and These ure shown at ment Hammock Holies metal attachments 1 pair THAT CARUTH DECLARES THE PLATFORM OP CON- TAINS THE PRINCIPLES THAT MUST FOUGHT FOR IN 1800 SCORES THE AND THE PARTY THAT CHEATED THEM SHIRT WAISTS v White and Colored A purchase possession of n lot if nt a third nml mure under value or sale to-morrow until evM each until sold Wo each unl II 11.78 unill each great bargains In Kerry rlt In the department NOW YOKK July Fourth of luly was celebrated here under glorious conditions with much noise making n profusion of flags and ex- and sports of all kinds Tammany hall celebrated with formal exercises In the wigwam Joseph J president of the Alabama who wast the orator of the day spoke as SPEECH Fellow Is fortunate for us and for our that we hlt upon day all over broad land and again dedicate ourselves and country to of liberty and thereby replenish he lamps of patriotism with oil by which the steadily the re- mainder of he year 1 know of no onu having more occasion or greater right to had purchased before the election by campaign contributions and which breeds an annual of seventy millions of dollars and Innumerable trusts at home and constant Irritation and retaliation within two years thereafter we hear the walls of Carnegie Havemeyer and other praying the democratic party to deliver them from the body of that death which they had fastened upon themselves and the ple of the United States I know ot no striking tion ot their than in my own state ot Alabama where there is a high duty iron to protect the American manufacturer against Eu- ropean competition while the Alabama furnaces are exporting and selling more than eighty percent ot their out- put in the open markets of Europe and have been for several years A great duty confronts us that of driving from power the the party which contemptuously Ignores the rights of the great mass ot people and makes laws for the favored few And to win this victory alt Is necessary Is that we should together in the old time spirit of mutual concessions and toleration for each others views when we stand thus shoulder to der and our republican enemy gives us battle we usually leave him very much In the condition of those Spaniards who went up against guns at nila and Schley's at Santiago But to get together with old time spirit and with the old time enthusiasm we must light the coming campaign on ing issues The American people are so constituted whether happily or un- happily they pilfer to settle the In front of them nil her than those which may arise in the future Happily for us there ape 1 DUAL 3W CAPITAL TO BE INVESTED IN THE ING COMPANY A B MR T B SHOAFF MR TRENTMAN MR WILL ING OTHERS ABE AMONG THH NEW THE COMPANT TO BE AND ENLARGED FIRE RECORD NRw Tilly the nl Ne K Jf WHS totally by Hre wiriy thin The In and In partially covered Insurance Tin origin or IK unknown No me IB known ID Havn been Injured llil day than a follower of that world's greatest democrat who famous which made Immortal In thus IKE to do honor he ilay do honor to the ami Nor do t know any of democrats having a ler right to celebrate this than Tammany hall which for a tury and quarter the ot democracy steadily burning Ing time never failed to and read the of Oti the birthday of our In- It me to meet you and to the debt of gratitude the south felt to the democracy New especially to Hail for friendship slid help when the republican parly sought to It and crush It with force Ottr party baa by many but like AntaeUs of It from defeat each time issues right In front of us upon which we can Ou united One ot these Is the with its monstrosities and The of tariff reform was never more urgent than It Is day and every we roust look to the democratic party for relief A BOOM FOR VAN Another however him the direct of the tariff which now absorbing the attention of the country n that of the At- tention directed to It spring by Judge Augustus Van The In treat York Democratic club NO RISK Is taken on your part in buying glasses of us We guarantee satisfaction or refund your money ting glasses to the eye is our specialty and we knowledge no equal in fitting in Indiana Eyes tested free Steel spectacles up Gold spectacles up southern people are of Judge Van Wyek end claim ag of thorn hbt great ability sterling and innate gentility particularly admire the gallant he made for governor November when he within eighteen thousand votes of un two Engagement and Wedding Rings The largest stock and lowest prices In this part the state Rings from up to Over in stock tot select from J Opal Set Rings from up Ladles 2 and 3 stone Set Rings only worth to AVe are dealers and for Watches Clocks Chains Silverware etc See us before you buy and save money Wholesale Retail Optician Jeweler 85 Street Wronger than before No parly could do that did not to live or that did not advocate principled which found lodgment and down deep lit the human heart it In When chastened defeat that we put forth iUr and win our greatest This in We are then nearer the great heart of the People than when wo are In power and in the flush of victory our enemies taunt Us with that we lack coherence and when In Bower we split up and begin to fight among selves they always present a solid front There is some truth In thin accusation but It Is easily explained The democratic party is a national only national parly It knows no oust and no west no north np south and In framing tariff laws and other measures it consults the Interests of every part of our com- mon country This necessarily brings about more or less of contention and whereas the republican party when in power frames the laws to suit only who contributed to Its fund and there is one-third of our groat country south ot the mac with twenty-five millions of people for which the republican party neither cares nor legislates except to legislate adversely Unity and coherence arc not hard to accomplish under these Thank God we do not be- long to a party which consults only the campaign contributors in framing the laws and ignores and treats unjustly one third ot our great country There is nothing about our party we are prouder of than Its broad nationality and ot sectionalism therein Right here I will state our party has no crusade or unholy war to moke against wealth Nor have we ever sired to build up a party of tes In many of our country notably in my own the men ot wealth In nearly every Instance are democrats and we have no Idea or thought of these men from the party or excluding them from party councils We that all men were crats and we welcome the rich and poor All that wo Insist upon Is the wealthy the poor should be treated with even justice and stand equal before the law but because one man is rich it gives him no right to think for the many or to write laws for them We must be pardoned if we do not always agree with our rich men and events sometimes prove that we are right and they nre wrong It has only been a few years when those of us who did not believe In high tariff laws or that the foreigner paid the duty or you could make a people rich prosperous by taxing them wore designated by our rich with the sentle names of fool and Idiot ing our vehement protests and ings an law was by them en used to be enacted which they majority of and and would have M twt tor the military nig opponent which yount Men gfl their feet and of heads question of has amused Interest that lenders and even all over the land have taken H Up and It Is safe to say It will bo one ot tile leading It hot the lending In the next campaign We all admit that con It developed yesterday that plans are about matured for enlarging the Berghoft Brewing company and it is understood that Its capital stock will be materially increased Mr A B Trentman admitted to a representative that with other gentlemen he had made a proposition to the Messrs Berghoff looking to the reorganization ot the Bergholt Brewing company and that they had already secured on Interest In the corporation With him in the transaction ore Mr T e of New York Mr Johnson of Hartford City Mr Will Fleming of this city and others who are for the present silent Sir admitted that the pur pose was to working cap- ital of the brewing company to en- large Its capacity and it to meet the strongest competition in tl try Mr Trentman who one ot the most men In the went and a guiding spirit in some of the gest In would not to Into the financial details of the new further than to say they would the attention ot men of ami that the brewery In every way n credit to Fort Wayne Mr and have already secured stock in the brewery and the the In financial circles yesterday Hot Weather Goods Another lot ot tine Swiss Mulls and fancy striped Dimities for this week's trade ranging in price from lOc per yard up SHIRT WAISTS We show a larger and handsomer less money than can be found elsewhere in the city Prices from up SUMMER SUITS AND DRESS SKIRTS Just received another shipment of white duck pique and linen skirts For exclusive style neat fitting and well hanging skirts our line can not be excelled and as for price we antee you a saving of 20 per cent over others PARASOLS Everything that's new and patterns not found elsewhere we show All go this week at actual cost SUMMER CORSETS Summer Underwear Summer Hosiery Summer Kummer Summer Wrappers Summer Trimmings etc rtc etc etc etc etc nil are by us In endless variety is the Ure airs and s an that universal resulting from modern machinery Is to blind into the and destroy Individuality make a mere machine or him But surely governments should not ate but should counteract this tendency as much as possible by placing upon him individual tor share of current events We all admit too that capital Indispensable to progress and one Is the right of contract Mankind has rights too and one of these Is ta abolish any system or condition which against the public good or places the power In the ot one man to crush another or which tendu to degrade man Into a soulless machine Tf It be mill that laws violate the right to contract we reply there are many laws which violate such right such ns the law against usury gaming doing business on day etc and the of these laws never been successfully No man or corporation has the ent right to make In violation bf public policy or contrary to the In- ot humanity and the to legislate against monopolies Is old as the history of jurisprudence right won known to the Roman and Grecian peoples two thousand years ago and to our English French and German ancestors of years ago But t Is wild the trusts benefit humanity by reducing the price to the consumer or the article manufactured Recent experience in the formation or trusts prove this not true but the re- verse is This cannot be true for what is saved in the expense by tion is more than lost In the interest charges on the In the stocks and bonds which is always injected into the trust as profits to the promoters and brokers who Ooat the scheme and to pay for unprofitable plants which must be shut Of course the Interest on these watered bonds and stock must be added to the costs of the article and recent experience ia nearly every in- stance has shown the price of the ar- ticle was immediately advanced over former prices If this be true then the only plausible argument yet advanced by the trust Is found be unsound and they serve no purpose except to crush labor and pluck mankind It Is impossibles for an Individual to compete with them for It would not only be to in a struggle with a competitor havlns superior capital but with one clothed by law with privileges and franchises he did not possess It would he nn individual attempting to fight a system with the result In no whatever This fear of monopolies on the part of the American is no Idle fear Nn man of sense wishes to return to the day of the shoemaker with his nwl his pegs and his last for a supply of shoes and yet there are thousands of good citizens who would view with alarm the sight of trust controlling ADMITS THAT UK NOMINATION July John name has been WOLF DESSAUER 70 art 72 Street prominently mentioned In the Ohio WM Men evening ana told had made the emphatic statement In he for the democratic nomination for governor Are you a candidate for wan ashed Mr McLean was In excellent humor and begged to be at the time cleverly diverting the subject of conversation would not caro to make un equivocal answer to the question yes or wtw asked No t would Wot want to do that replied Mr McLean quietly Certain of your that If you signified a to accept the nomination It Would of- tu Mr McLean wait silent tor n ment tf you will question me no further I will make wild he I know of no man I care not who he Is who could afford to disregard or who would to accept the nomination for so great an honor as the ship ot With that the Interview closed SAM JONES GIVES UP HE WILL NOT BE AN INDEPENDENT IAL CANDIDATE THIS FALU TOLEDO July S M Jones returned from Buffalo this evening not with the work done at the reformers convention He announced positively that he has given up all Idea ot becoming an Independent candidate for governor this fall He is evidently ot the opinion that It Is now too late to inaugurate a campaign which will combine reform tendencies this year IN THE CASE July war de- received the following from General MANILA 4 California Infantry and numbering fourteen ami tile at iww to In When Orant four will MM on men THE BEE HIVE THIS WEEK A NEW NAME APPEARS IN THE MOSKS FOWLER CHASE CON- CINCINNATI July connection with the recent controversy between Mr and Mrs ot Cincinnati and w W Chase of Lafayette re- garding the sanity of the son an evening paper here to-day publishes the The name of Miss Margaret Tullege of this city appears as beneficiary on the accident insurance policy which Moses Fowler Chase the young Lafayettte Ind millionaire took out September 6 last A scheme to that effect was made by Charlo's Mayer of t Mayer Insurance agents who wrote the policy for young Chase This is the first time the name of any young woman has appeared even as a friend of the widely dis- cussed young man Continued on Second rage Constipation equal for Extraordinary bargains in ladies Shirt Waists A splendid opportunity to buy a Shirt Waist at half price No doz ladies shirt waists made up of the best percale excellent work and style at regular price 50c and each No waists regular price and each No our and waists at All our silk waists at half price All our para- sols at cost Ladies tailoring suits at cost 200 at 56c each regular price Countless bargains in all departments FRANK DRY GOODS COMPANY   

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