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ENNIS DAILY NEWS.
PHILLIPS ON LABOR.
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ADVICE OF THE GREAT ANTISLAVERY
AGITATOR TO WORKINGMEN.
Counseled Them to Organize, No Mat-
ter on What Basis-High Wages the
Mainspring of Our Progress—What
the Extra Dollar Means.
In his speech before the international
grand lodge of the Knights of St. Cris-
pin in April, 1872, Wendell Phillips
said:
"I do not care exactly what your
idea is as to how you will work—wheth-
er you will work in this channel or in
the other. I am told that you repre-
sent from 70,000 to 100,000 men here
and elsewhere. Think of it—a hundred
thousand men! They can decide the
fate of this nation. Give me 50,000
men in earnest who can agree on all
vital questions, who will plant their
shoulder's together and swear by all
that is true and just that for the long
years they will put their great idea be
fore the country, and those 50,000 men
will govern the nation. So if I have
100,000 men represented before me
who get hold of the great question of
labor and, having hold of it, grapple
with it and rip it and tear it open and
invest it with light, gathering the facts,
piercing the brains about them and
crowding those brains with the facts,
then I know, sure as fate, though I
may not live to see it, that they will
certainly conquer this nation in twenty
years. It is impossible that they
should not. And that is your power.
THE CRY OF FIRE
always causes a commotion in a community, butfire, ,
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We have only a few thousand dollars worth of grocer- 70
ies left, and in order to close out at once we will sell them regardless 701
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has caused.
40. of cost, prices never heard of before in Ennis or Ellis county, in fact 40
we will sell these goods at four own prices. In conclusion we wish 20
401 to state that on the 1st of A Aril we will close our doors and bid fare- 001
0. well to the good people of Ennis and Ellis county. So if you wish to
40 take advantage of this great opportunity you should come quick be-
20 fore this stock is all gone.
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gentlemen.
"I rejoice at every effort workingmen
( make to organize. I do not care on
1 what basis they do it."
Further on he said:
\ "Let me tell you why I am interested
in the labor question. Not simply be-
cause of the long hours of labor, not
simply because of a specific oppression
of a class. I sympathize with the suf-
ferers there. I am ready to fight on
their side. But I look out upon Chris-
tendom, with its 300,000,000 people,
and I see that out of this number of
people 100,000,000 never had enough to
eat. Physiologists tell us that this body
of ours unless it is properly fed, prop-
erly developed, fed with rich blood and
carefully nourished, does no good to
the brain. You cannot make a bright
or a good man in a starved body. And
so this one-third of the inhabitants of
Christendom who never had food
enough can never be what they should
be. Now, I say that the social civiliza-
tion which condemns every third man
in it to be below the average in the
nourish mnent God prepared for him did
not come from above; it came from
below. And the sooner it goes down
the better."
And he closed by saying this:
"If you want power in this country;
if you want to make yourselves felt;
if you do not want your children to
wait long years before they have the
asjead on the trees they ought to have,
Peisure in thnir lives they ought to
saueortunities in lifeths
eh if you don'twss
bolsaseercar trimmer can
read it, so that every politician, no
Manatter how shortsighted he may be,
an read it: ‘We never forget. If you
launch the arrow of sarcasm at labor,
we never forget. If there is a division
in congress and you throw your vote
in the wrong scale, we never forget.
You may go down on your knees and
say, "I am sorry I did the act," and
we will say, "It will avail you in heav-
en, but on this side of the grave nev-
er." ‘ So that a man, in taking up the
labor question, will know he is deal-
ing with a half trigger pistol and will
say, ‘I am to be true to justice and to
man; otherwise I am a dead duck.' "
And, writing once a powerful argu-
ment against the admission of Chinese
labor, he said:
"The mainspring of our progress is
high wages—wages at such a level that
the workingman can spare his wife to
preside over a home, can command lei-
sure, go to lectures, take a newspaper
and lift himself from the deadening
routine of mere toil. That dollar left
after all the bills are paid on Saturday
night means education, independence,
self respect, manhood. It increases the
value of every acre near by, fills the
town with dwellings, opens public li-
braries and crowds them, dots the con-
tinents with cities and cobwebs it with
railways."
This was Wendell Phillips, the well
hated agitator, the man that never hes-
itated to risk all for the cause of the
last man in the race. They could de-
cry him and say he had gone crazy and
make him an outcast, but they could
not stifle his influence, for that lives
today and will live so long as there is
a labor union in America or one band
of men unwilling to see a country ded-
icated to the cause of mankind become
a despotism.—C. E. Russell in New
York Journal.
Co-operation In Belgium.
Socialism in Belgium, according to F.
A. Vanderlip in Scribner's, has devel-
oped largely in the direction of co-op-
erative enterprises. In that particular
it has taken a firmer hold in that coun-
try than elsewhere. Co-operative evo-
lution is already too far advanced for
any opposition by the state to be ef-
fective. There are many huge co-op-
erative organizations, and their ener-
gies are directed toward almost every
phase of economic life. In the main
they may be said to be successful.
Certainly they are far more successful
than any attempts at co-operation
which we have seen in America. With-
out doubt their influence is beneficent.
Most of the great co-operative associa-
tions have their own libraries, devot-
ed particularly to economic and social
science. In the Vooruit, at Ghent, is
a collection of many thousand volumes
devoted to these two subjects.
PRICES
PRICES.
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Krout per pound ...............
2 Babbit Lye per can ............
Pay Libbys Pork and Beans per dozen
Kraut and Sausage per dozen ..
E 1 Pound Chip Beef per dozen ...
2 Potted Ham per dozen ..........
Vey Vienna Sausage per dozen ......
N Russian Cavior per can .........
Y Mince Meat per dozen packages .
Pecans per pound ...............
7 Almonds per pound .............
* Walnuts per pound ..............
5 Sewing Machine Oil per bottle ...
% Oat Meal per package ...........
Dr. Price Food per package .....
Pan Cake Flour per package.....
o Buck Wheat Flour per package .
2 Pound Oyseters per dozen .....
1 Pound Oysters per dozen ......
4 French Petis Pois Peas per can..
€ Heinz Apple Butter per pound ...
Heinz Mince Meat per pound ..
Heinz Sour Pickles per gallon ...
Sweet Pickles per quart .........
Irish Potatoes ptr bushel ........
Rub-No-More Soap per box .....
4 Nugget Soap per box............
antesowiss Petr.........
Bsr san
evaporated Cane Syregstor gallon ...
Old Manse Maple Syrup per gallon ..
Good Alaska Salmon per dozen......
29 Concho Colombia River per dozen ...
Imported Sardines per can ..........
Keppered Herring per can ..........
A Faultless Starch per packages .......
D Heinz Tomatoe Soup per dozen......
2 Van Camps Soup per dozen ........
Van Camps Baked Beans ...........
N 2 Pound Tomatoes per dozen........
3 Pound Tomatoes per dozen ......
t Best Gun Powder Tea per pound......
Best Blended Tea per pound..........
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Vinegar 4xWhite Wine per gallon.....
Vinegar, Cider, per gallon ............
Heinz Apple Vinegar per gallon.......
String Beans per dozen ..............
Kidney Beans per dozen .............
Batavia Lima Beans per dozen .......
Large size Furnaces .................
Medium size Furnaces ...............
Sugar, white, per pound..............
High Patent Flour per 100 pounds .
Hams, plain,, per pound .............
Breakfast Bacon per pound...........
Pure Leaf Lard per pound ...........
Hughes Baking Powder, 16 ounce can
Shillings Baking Powder 12 oz. can ...
Good Luck Baking Powder 16 oz. can .
Empress Corn per dozen .............
Breakfast Bell Coffee per can .......
O. G. Macha and Java 3 pound can ....
Batavia Macha and Java 2 pound can ..
Fresh Cocoanuts 3 for ...............
Batavia assorted Fruits per dozen.....
Nabiscos per package ...............
Saratoga Flakes per package .......
Lady Fnigers per package ..........
Swiss Cheese per pound .............
Limberger Cheese per pound .........
gtroia Catsup per bottle .. .........
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Chutney per bottle..............
Sweet Chocolate per pound ...........
Bakers Chocolate per pound...........
Hughes Lemon Extract per bottle......
Hughes Vanilla Extract per bottle 4....
Burnett Lemon Extract per bottle ..
Burnetts Vanilla Extract per bottle ...
California Oranges per box ............
Lemons per dozen ...................
Imported Figs per pound ...............
Dates per pound ......................
Good Evaported Peaches per pound.....
London Layer Raisins 20 pound box ..
Knox Gelatine per package............
Bromongline per package .............
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Startling Mortality.
Statistics show startling mortality,
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent and eure these awful diseases,
there is just one reliable remery. Dr.
King's New Life Pills. M. Flannery
of 14 Custom House Place, Chicago,
says: "They have no equal for Consti-
pation and Biliousness." 25c at Glov-
Gatewood, druggist.
To See Sick Nephew.
Rev. and Mrs. R. T. Phillips left
last evening for Vinita, Indian Terri-
tory on a very sad mission. Mrs. Phil-
lips had received a message saying
that her enphew at that place was ser-
iously sick and not expected to live
and for them to come at once. This
will take Bro. Phillips from his
church work for tomorrow but Rev. J.
W. Sexton has kindly consented to
fill the pulpit for him.
Music that sells usually at 25c to
60c cents will be sold Tuesday at 7
and 15 cents at Arnold’s.
10-3t
FOR RENT—Two south rooms with
board to man and wife or two gentle-
men. Apply to Mrs. M. Doyle. 9-2t
The people of Warsaw showed
of rejoicing when news of the
Mukden reached there,
pers were not allowed
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The newp_
to publishthe
fact and the people had to be very
careful in their expressions of glad-
ness.
500 Copies of good and new m
at 7 cents and 200 copies of lat
popular hits at 15 cents for Tuesd
March 15th only at Arnold's
Store. Don't miss it.
I have a fine milk cow for
Price $35. Three gallons per
New phone 80.
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A Destructive Fire.
To draw fire out of a burn, or heal
a
cut without leaving a scar, use De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Aspecific
for piles. Get the genuine. J. L.
Tucker, editor of the Harmonizer,
Centre, Ala., writes: "I have used
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve in ny
family for Piles, cuts and burns. It s
the best salve on the market.Eve y
family should keep it on hand." Sold
by Elmer Gatewood.
LYON's French Periodical Drops
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED
RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, $1.50 per bottle.
CAUTION BoorareofccountrEfetEnanCitmitations: oTtggenamine s put up only in paste-boara Car-
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For Sale by J. D. Shegog.
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When your ship of health strikes
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Pneumonia, etc., you are lost, if you
don't get help from Dr. King's New
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monia, under the care of two doctors,
but was getting no better when I be-
gan to take Dr. King's New Discovery.
The first dose gave relief, and one
bottle cured me." Sure cure for sore
throat, bronchitis, coughs and colds.
Guaranteed at Elmer Gatewood's drug
store, price 50c and $1.00. Trial bot-
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If you ever buy music, don't miss
Arnold's special sale at 7 cents and 15
cents; Tuesday, March 15.
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Hardy, J. S. Ennis Daily News. (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. [8], No. [150], Ed. 1 Friday, March 10, 1905, newspaper, March 10, 1905; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1677091/m1/2/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Ennis Public Library.