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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
shelton News.

SHELTON, July 13.-lspeciaL Assessor Dow
has just completed the census returns of Mason
county, and finds total population of 8, 5Is,
which raises the class OF the county two grades
with 4 corresponding increase IN the salaries of
the next set OF officers. The conventions come
soon. and the woods are full of candidates, the
excess probably being attracted by the pros pee
tive higher salaries.
The first Baptist church of Shelton Is now un-
der construction.
The numbering business shows signs OF de-
cided improvement since the. Fourth, and bust
ness meu are remarAing the fact that consider.
able more money is in circulation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

instead of putting her silk front on a thin
linen back. simply puts it on nothing.
She fastens band of elastic to each side
of the front, which clasps tight around
her waist, and at the neck she runs little
ruching all around, which hooks at the
back. This keeps everything we'll in place,
and now she only needs a blazer.
The new bodices are widest under the
arms. and narrowest both back and front.
Sleeve puffs aren't bit smaller. They're
a tribe shorter. however, and a little
broader. The pretty baby shoulder puffs
are yery pretty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

80. ,bera we're five ruffies of silk ribbon :;
the lowest was of shade TO match the
gown. and each one above was trihe
darker green. so that the top one presented
. s,rikinr contrast to the silk of the skirt.
me nlain tight-itting waist was girdled
hy a broad fun sash of dark green, anG at
the ne ck was a pretty yoke OF me Mhlte
ike the long black lace jacket which fell
over If a Jacket which was ittcd in tight
a. the back. which had a large high collar,
HE nnffe5 sleeves and was turned back
from the front OF the dress in long, double
revers. The point OF il almost touched the
rulfies at the bottom OF the skirt
Some OF the girls here nave VET! Ftet'y
hats one wears q big straw hat with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
On the oceasi on Of their three DAYS, onenin

On the occasi on OF their three days opening
the mammoth warerooms of o. Z. Pettis & Co.
VIII be macnidcen;ly decorated and furnished
by the Pacific Garrett Company, o W. Lynch &
Co. Gait Bros Il Co. and Bake Cole Art Com
pany. The entertainment, being under the
auspices of the Ladies' Musical Club, Evening
Musical Club and Conservatory OF Arts, is 4
guarantee OF an artistic event, both unsteady
aud socially. Those interested in music aud
art should not fail to be present Remeln De
the dates-Iadies' Musical Club. Wednesday
afternoon ana evening. July 10; Conservatory OF
Arts, Thursday afternoon and evening July u :
Evening Musical Club, Friday afternoon and
evening, July - You are cordially invited 10
attend any or all Of these entertainments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

Remova. sale. wash fabrics at COS. and be-
low. The Bon Marche, Front aud Cedar streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

All disorders caused bv bilious state OF the
system can be cured by using Csrters Little
Liver Pills. No pain. gripping or discomior,
attending their use. Try them.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

sT-"1O3 @au9e ouer 9ltianterbapeta
er yiaunet pna en- liosn Bog Der uotommcr
ON uogte Gage ira Rorteniens aousor,
1876 ainSte St., @bita9o. enbper Sfano I,
nap bgr lRie Den.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
SmuIer fra Santtalcmcoei
Wilan, Chippewa GouHtp, Wiiun.

Otter foruo fattet Beltemmelie iamleoes
man til ct Samtalemgoe | Milan ben 9oe
lobe % lite Tebruar iibitleben for at for.
banole m ~Spao er Menigbeoen % bens
Hli9ter?@ gf ~fremmebe 8rRiter bar fremt.
ntsot fplsenoe: 5ieloftao, @pnilo, 2pttens-
saaro, erition % 9ulbrauoion. Soruoeu
bisie TrRiter bar enoel fremmebe 2Ggiolt
tillteoe % oeltu9 | Sorbarblinserne. llng.
tet bet tilSels .foloe oa itormfuloe 8etr, bar
wtsoet 9oot beipst belle 5ioen; entelte
@anae bar airfen aloeles ~tulbpaffet al pp.
mprfiomme 5ilberere. Get or iprre1ten lite
min Mtentn9 at sipe no9eu ngiagtig Serct.
ming ON Wtpoet, ba rstte 8eotommenoe on.
taselig bill iDrse berfur. Seq pil fun berpre
De allerpigtisite Sumter, iom Samtalcr
oreiebe fig ON.
On boao en- Reniabeb er, bIep 5pl8enoe
frembolot: gn Meni9beo err Der, bpur
"guos Orb f~ortpnbes purt og rent, os ga.
iramenterne rettelis forpaltes iiplse Sch,
Snoitiftelie eTter ~GuaugeliesS 81 r~etniugcrne".
Otter at BABE talt en- bel Del ont, bpao Mte.
ni9beoen er, git mar poer til at ~iorbano.e
ON Menigbeoens 9lister. Ser bIep bet
ii9r frembplot: Nenigbebens bpieIte % for.
nemite Tlist bar, at "bape Cubs Orb boenoe
riselig iblanot os@, % at ale be 0aaOes
saper, M~ent9beoeu bar / Beiipbelie at blep
anoenote paa rette Maaben.
Gnsoas slften baube gnsliuseioreuiusen
Wpbe, % Chen ueglebe meo Gang og Salcr
Of be t~iliteoeoGrenoe grGiter. Elsie talte
pelpaI9te % bjertelise Sro, fsrft ON bpor
paniteiist bet er for ben lipsfriIte llnsbom
liseoperior 8eroens mansebaanbe Gnarer %
3ilcttelier, at bebolbe Tin Sti rem. Ser
nRit ON Maabeu, buorpaa bette tanbe re.
9prsbas @~ftermiooas bar Der @uostleneite
peo Iait. @pnilb. !San tos til 9ert islsenbe
at Sein til fine Giiciple notalte Orb: GAN
belis flyer ies goer, uoen at S ompenoe
Goer % bIipe ipm Sprn, tomme 8 iusen.
lunoe IND ! GIBBS 8ise.1 gleo peltaleube
% bIertelise ORD lfiloreoe ban geien, iom
@nbper mao uanore, ON bon lfal naa irem
til Maalet, uemlig epigt SIP % Saligbeo.
"a be fleite al 4r9lterue ifuloe saa paa
SrRnet SCI. so, blep uo9le Orb til aflteb
taIt at bper entelt, bporpaa gaitpr salpeien
iparebe meo nogIe faa biertelise Orb, buor.
efter 5oriamIin9en ltiltes 40. ON aitenen
bar isien @nosiIeneite peb Tait. @ritiou.
2oo mig tililnt %tilfsie, at iaaonune Mgber
er til 8aon % geliiguelie for M~enisbeOerue,
bnor be boloes. Seq tror, bet ptloe pere
beloiet, ON ma tibt % pfte fit iamles paa
liguenoe Sis for at iamtale pm De Sing
iom bgrer Cubs Hi9e til. Seq fsler mig
ialfalp f~orpisiet ON, at Mfeoet I MiIan for
Mauges 8eofpmmenoe nil itaa iom ct Init
Guntt / grinoriuscn pna 5remtiosuanoringen
gjenrtem 2ipet. $. s. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Gn aifepinet Rii,rnnts nrpn. On

WI alHe0lget Giierghfs SGpli. Tn
Sauoeismauo | a%riitiauid, Der bar BE.
pen misiorneiet mco fin Biiergat, ialSss
forIeoen Gag Guit.u ino paa fit aOas
tor % CAB BAN en- arumSig Dperbsus
ling cs eitsrpaa aiIteo paa iiaaeu6e
Sob.
@niten t0a CIT original Srpu. & ct
ubepO9tet 2itblti, mebens bon bar iuSc
paa RrincipaienS aoutor, tsmte ban
SnoboIoet al cr Jloite mtO st1ti 6ans
oeIsmnnoerS 6losbdt.
6attens 6GUH lptieees after goot,
tbi oa SanoeIsmauocu ifuloe iorlaoe
aontoret for at goa ND / screenings
anli8scnoer o9 iatte 6attsR paa zig, fiji
ban ct mcset u~beba9eli9t StprtebaO Of
Stripcbiut oper Soueoet, @Hiigtet o.
&l9oerne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

u or mR l!riplr tit ten gamle snireb
~. n,N o. iult paa, at hans y.eresje or
G. AIlie Il. m:rt. uiei, i2Gaimsie
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
"2riiteliae@ geareber.


men At "autberlf airtettoenOe" iOrtat.
fer: "gn i~tattsls aore al 5plfet, iunl
baube isrt ct irooi8t Sgnoelip, tr6itcoe
fig meo, at bun berte 8etbaHia til %
bauoe Zig Gfabe bet oeiti9e 2~lnod9ts-
lip Der. pa Iraiten iorebolot benoe
benoes srooe Spuo, booribtanot Spno
MOB bet 6te guo naturlisois life mangs
leoe, Tom BUN iaa irelois o9 Grli9 tcs
fienbte, iasoe aOuen meo nRiten 70
renoe 9rofptoigbeo: ga, bet er / oct
peroslige, ii bet aanoelise far ieg
belle 9ioen bapt bet soot meb @prs
berrr.~
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
@rpnue HoIer % anbre funitiat d

6rpnne HoIer p9 andre funltist la=
bebe 8lumiter er Tor 5iSeu be frantic
8lomiterbauoferes iiolte 9pbeb. Den
m9rfeli9e 5arpe maa natarlispis beta.
les meo f~abelastige 8riier. De enc
ltaaenoe Blomiter siurbe ueo lin 5rems
'fpmlt itormenbe 9pffe. Man trpeoe
igrlt, at @artuertunIten ber after bapbe
gipet ct MT Ggempel paa ben menneifes
lise Spiinbiombebs Gpne til at iorme
Haturen efter fin Billie. 9u er man
imiblertib fomrnet umoerpeir meo, at
Sasen not er sanlfe enfel. Oct er ct
Yar ~iranfte 8emifere. iom bar 9gren ai
be ijetbne gnrter. De bar nemlia ops
iunbet en- 8aIfe, ION fan titiattes meo
builfeniumbelit Sarpe. Naar Stilfen
paa en- uetOp aiifaaret 8lomit bpppes /
oenne 8eite. BRACES 5arpen liot efter
liot up / Slomiten. 8effen farurr bare
netop a%fifanrne glomiter. 9erimoo
bar oct insen @irfuins, ON mo panoer
Roben at en- Glante meb bet npe 5ar.
peitof.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Nububpn Wlinneiptt

Ser bar "9eeornba4 piten" en- flor llobres
belle, % oerfor % fproi insen MeboelelIer
fonmer berfra, utl le8 inoienbe no9le 9injer.
Sfleut ri leuer nGrmere Norhpplen, END
be ileite al Snopoauerne / bette 2anb, trpr
ie9 life, pi fpler Sintertuloen mere emo mango
al bore Srpore. Der bar ppllaaet fine Gnus
luner lRf0ere iDopaa, Y bar bdpt for Tibet
ene beroppe, % bette bar giort en- ilem
Streg / 8egninoen for Mauge. oa en- itor
Gel at Sarmerue her pleier at iinoe Belfiris
tigelie for fine "5eam" ON Tiuteren peo
SeOfIsring, tbi eli Wauaoe Cordwood ais
ieubeS berira bpert War til bore peitlige Ras
boer, Safotaerre. % opS CT ben lange
Yinter beroppe Dor itpritc Blasc, bet oil "a
fise for benz Der sierIle oil flage ODER aipets
3ilIfifielier, os al DEM finoes Der cperalt not.
'5or ct Iar War iioen orog mango al
9orrpna.S pnner berira % til S%tilebapets
Suit. bpor Der ifuloe p9re epis CONNER %
lanat mere Cub at uinoe; men, mrrielist
moi, er be fleite al bisie Srrtiugle penot till
baae til fine Seoer, ON life risere pda Naam-
mon, laa BOG paa griarins, og forbaabentlia
mere tilireeie meo fit sanIe Spboiosteo.
Sedcr County er pitt life 5oripnets iat-
tiaIte Barn. Si bar Guer1oo at Stop og
aoet Irrrilane, bel itittet baabe for Spebe
GA apaaapi, ON hi eno itaar langt tilbase
Tor 9afotas Storfarmere | Sueoebnrtninsen.
Srarcgaet @resbcppe aarsne imellem
1870 pa 1880 bar pi intet pirfelist naar
bopt. boo bar iioite Wars apliHs gieunems
militia en- al De beeite. mar inotases, at
sulbeu paa entelte Steoer sioroe liot Staoe
paa ~Ieniaaet @rpos. @l9oe pg 5ilireSsbeo
Infer MI oper mau9eu fnret og petrbibt
Ynnoe.
Sreo % no berlfer M I Sor9 o9 Suite,
pa 6arnrerue / bet Sipltc bar pGret iri tor
%politilte CmIreiiere, 90 pi transer bit
oaiaa lot 5rep I iaa SeuieeHoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
9nler. oincnIn On win

RNttIf NIHkUIN UU,, WlIIIN.
Snlor er beli99euos peo 6. 81 g. IS. 30
men, os endr bnrtis frenao; ben bar to
.Gleoatprer, hpcraf ben enc tilbprer gsinoua
rN2tu G~ompanp, FAINT ct Barebpuie, 8 Grucerp
Stores, 2 6aroiuare Stores, ct 3rug Store,
2 2iirber YARDS, 2 Gmebier, ct SpteI o. TO-,
ole 9ler COB 6%orretniug. Ser CT ingen
Saloon, men ica tGnier, mar faar, bpao
man oil bope, alIisepel, % ba tommsr bet
pno ct no.
golingen rinot Der blep ganlte bra itJpr
~Soeoemartebet bar paret iuGrt itaoiet.
3iptberia bar foraarIaset upgle 7posfalo,
men elers er SnuobebStilltaHpen goo.
On Spurp / S~raneoans.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
GarHol, 3oor 60, isis.

earHoi, 2oor 70, SIS.
8iltnot leper ri bagenior 6olteIiitten, men
ali9epel finoer "2ecorabsG piten" frem til
Naii9e her. "Saoe lpt e ha "3ccorabs
Tuiten1, ON c 10 fla ipinua form" iagbe
HblIs Ell Sone Der. Ser Dor mango @aI.
orller, Tier ira Bitre o9 ueftre Sttore. 8rt
Dor ltolt9t Tor nogle aar iioen, men MI or
Stopen borte, % Salopnerue / Clan 8ants
osoe al Semperens.5 eberen. Ser blep pp.
fsrt en- 9emperenss Sal, men oeune er M
ori9lort I'll ct Yitert. On Baloris.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
3,
snterpiae. Naamalee go, Soma

@aierpiHe or en- lioen lipiis Bp. unoer'
then tommer Der ct mt Store, % uHoertioen
rufer ct pp. Gu er Der ct, iom baHoler mel
hardware, dry goods 90 alaossparsr; %
,oa ct StpsStpre. Mr. Carl @riInSgaaro
er geStprer. vi bar psiaa ct Sfo.Store,
ct store mep iaroisipeoe alaper. ct groeerp'
ua dry goods Stors, ct Gepot, ct Bon Office,
Q smesier, ct SapeImaserrGrifteo, ct
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

SeipelrD store, ct gorehus % ct Farmers
ereamerp. On "Bano" praaniIereoes Tioite
Soinmsr; Otto Sosen fra @auton er oens
sGrer. v. 5rot bar ct aalibrRnberi. The
oity Restaurant fables ct 5urreinirsloiate,
men oct tor bare mere tnb Gaonet flyer.
per CT ogida ct ScteI % ct siplebns. We.
ni9beoen b~etIsnes at RaitOr Sartmann Jon
CT a8tet % 9rst at sue.
Miiis @ea.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Cor "rstorabfTofitn.
Gn Ionnenoe Snpuitri.

Gnbuer, tom ipnes ON Raalepcnae
eaer Jon, snter at iomnie iuO / p~irtelia
5orretnino. fan life aiere beore enp al
bespnbe embarrassing. Get CT en-
let GOrrenius, iom frazer meeen Iioerr
aapital % igrunbeH mere 1aalmo6ig,
beo enb eBcutlig baarbt arbeioe.
@urItgiet upopenoi8t for at uSfcrc
Grbcioet ~orbentliS, beltaar at en- runo,
bib 6uruitpt pHtrert tolp Gommel
tDt | ben enc Gnoe % tpnb moi / ben
anben Gnoe til at SanoItefiuarene tan
lippe pper (bpilieniombelit 3reier oil
gipre en- Zig Stot for 10 Gents J, CT
gprc til of nrbeipe pnu, en- sob oq life
attfOr banrb Gpinebprite, to glitfabs
FAINT Ell lei @nsolinplie.
geo at ta0e Sanoitcr for 9tubrc a,
renie, iaa fraues pgiaa en- BOG, buori
man neoitriuer enhper aunbes Mauu,
FAINT ct 9umer, ium o9iaa mac ~itripes
meo 8laf paa bper Snnbite.
Ter fan life Ia9ttases iormegen 5ur.
'igtigteb Tor at uno9aa 6eiltn9elIe peb
lloleoerin9en.
Naar Ell bel Del Sanoiter Hal ua,
ifes, bpr be fsrit f~Orteres no % De
boioe iprit renies, bereiter be lpIeIte
5arper DIP. forat life 8arpen al be
msrte Saucter ifal unite paa be Ipiere,
os Tom berueo funoe blioe plettet.
3il at paife, laa ferit lisemeaet
@asoliuolie | buer Of be to 8litfaoe.
2as faa ale Sanoiferne / en- af benz %
bait enbper at benz mellem S9nberne.
Stif berpaa ben pmtalte 9rapinbe /
5insrene os rets benz bel meo 8Brlten,
liseleoes gjGres o9laa mep Sanbites
baanoen pper bet Sele. 0aar bet er
siprt, iaa ifpl ben soot al / ben @as,
plinolie, Tom Den laa /, p9 leg ben bers
paa | bet anoet Sab meo rem @asolins
olie ps iaateoes pioere, inbtil belle
8unbten meo Sanoifer er iRroia til at
b9n8es op. arDit bper Sanbife to els
Ter tire @au9e / ben rene @asplinUlie,
frpit ben iaa ter ipm mulia me(lem
SRnoerne, bles ben berpaa op for at
fierne Tpnter ps tnap ben iaa ODER en-
ren Snpr for at torres. 8Or at bUloe
5luer og andre Snietter borte ira benz,
meocns De torres, iaa lag Ell ren 2(pis
eler ct 8pnulosflqbe pper Dem.
Brilen for Sanoifcren3ning i1ttes
poerensitemmenoe meo 0~anoIfernes
Sterrelie % 2Gn9oe iom parierer ira
femten til fem og tpue Gents pr. Bar.
gnbuer &pinoe, ipm oil pare mooig
NOT til at i9tte op ct Stilt % begpnoe
9ohoteoalttorretitIft9en pdd en- pratttlf
Maaoe og meo ben fate &eilntnin9, at
tiene 8en8e, BIZ mart bliUe OUerraitet
peo 5ore8ninsen at fine Snota9ter.
Oct er life paniteli9t at tiene % for
tjene ct Naon for &ensning al 6anOs
FER "beore END nogen anoen i 8pen,"
os ben eneite 6emmelisbeo peo en- iaa.
ban 2ptfe fan finoes / Sparet zen fors
nsiet % tilirsos aunbe er bet beOite
Advertisement"
st Erincip at funne lepere fsrite
8lasies arbeioe er en- Slaos al "Gils
frebsbeb saranteret" til gns e8et Gam.
pltti9beo % besuoen er bet Ell 92egel,
iom pif piie fig fru9tbarettoe for ben
Smule EXTRA Glib p8 Mgie, Ipm @n far.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
elirea @prtenien.

Ns- 9nirso MortenSen, ben sanIle
Gampifibss Ngent, JON bar iaaet 3iIHapnet
3b.ngpaIa xiniens Seofefascr,
anmooer bette BlaoS 9Giere ON at eriHore,
at bans Aoresie life lpnger or 40 ainsie
CT. men 1925 Gait Grn5re ct, gbicagp, oe
at ban life bar n~oaetipnbellt at aipre meo
apntoret 40. 3ette 5irntn er operoraget
til en- ipenIt oerre pso Wapn Sobnipn af Ct.
Yaul, % Tom bar furbegolot iis 6et til at
benptte bet gamle 6irmas giapn. Set er
altjaa tuu Suiet Nr. 140 o. Speulteren
Sohnipn, iom M uoslpr Sirmaet ". Shorten.
fen d Co., 140 ain5ie ct.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Gn Slaster, Der fornplis afsii peb
9sben / gtben. bar teitamenteret $1,000.
600 5ranis til bet beruarenbe timber.
fitet. Manben funbe ielp buerten lnie
eler priue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
correspondence.

-.,Asrcer uttr warn 90 NSr.s', soass irs mlns-
,,,t,r In. t. Flir iffs srrors e',rrsuIrits ofsts
,l,a,rr. gcrrti riI NE Hire ohtntIiaciort. msbs
alrlTt ~rttfsmmeuts aorttirrrssHi sHi;er ss,, nisu stss
tsitirrsR mac toue saprst % aetesieH.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
aS- amsnmmmeret ,er life fluttet

gH- &itsnmnmeret ,er life fiuttct
% mango ldaodHlle ltgneroe 9iefIaner lGier
man MI DC fprlIelltge lfanoiuaUiite AUiicr
an9aaenoe " Wcrtenieu d 50. 9et
er, lt9elom of bet udr Siisnummeret, Der
ltnIpe oripe 5orretntngen og iange Sit paa
Grogen, men Sanobeoen er bog, at bet gaBtIe
5trntas Sopeoperiolt, Mfreo Wprfens
fen, bar lorIaot aontoret 40 2in5ie St.o9
MI or hos i'm SgH, alfrso Mortsnfeu, 1876
6. atn5ie Ct, % bet i%ioitnGpute Jtrml
trGnger life I'll andres Napue for at orios
i'm 6orratning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-16
Pen Picture of Sherman.

The Road, of Denver, Col, pays
It's respects to Judus Iscariot Sher-
man, as follows:
"John Sherman, is an old man
old in crime, old in ell things that
pertain to avarice, greed treachery,
and ingratitude. As old as he is he
will live to see the day when his name
will be pronounced in the same
breath with Benedict Arnold, j.
Wilkes Booth and Charles G.. Cults
eau. Despisel and hated by those
he has betrayed, he will go down to
his grave like the sinking cur that
he is, unhonored and unsung.
Future generations viii erect mud
monument to his memory and the
inscription viii read
"Here lies John Sherman, the
grlndest and most colossal thief the
world ever knew. He betrayed his
own country into the hands of the
Rothschilds for money, by smuggling
a bill through congress killing silver.
May his villianous soul burn in
hell eternally, is the fondest wish of
an outraged community.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-16
TURF SCANDALS.

Horse-racing in San Francisco is
fast tottering to its fall. The Bay
District tra-i1 has become merely a
licensed turn in the road, where the
robbers of the turf can compel their
victims TO stand and deliver. The
whole system down there is rotten
with dishonesty, jobbe. : and incom-
petence.
1t is pity that honest horses of
good breeding and lineage second to
none, should be prostituted to such
base purposes.
1t is now surprise to the public
when an honest race is run on the
track.
The place has been of late years
run by a worse gang Of swindlers
than the old Stock Exchange on Pine
street.
Everything in California seems
permeated with fraud. Politics,
pugilism, stock dealing and horse
racing, are all in the same boat. only
the rascals seem to come out ahead,
and the public are feeced at every
turn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-16
MORNING APPEAL
JONES CONFERENCE SPEECH.

Senator Jones made long adj
dress on bi-metalIism at the Brussels
Conference reviewing the question
at great length.
lie argued from history that the
increase of silver production had led
ever to the revival Of industry and
commerce The demonstration Of
silver caused disastrous fall in
prices throughout the civilized world.
The prosperity Of every country de
pended upon stability in the value of
its money. Uninterrupted employ
ment of the people could be accom-
pIished only through the instruments
atty of time contracts, which often
deferred the date of payments many
years Any increase in tie value of
money on which the terms of CONTRACT
were based bore down crushingly up
on employers, who saw all their
foresight thwarted by subtle, mex
plicable power.
Such phenomena were followed by
suspension of work and enterprise
and enforced idleness upon the part
of the laboring classes. Senator
Jones then drifted off to the subject
of checks, certificates and other sub
stitutes for money. Even when used
to the utmost, said he, they could
bring no permanent relief to the pre-
sent situation. They were mere
narcotics. Only the reconciliation
of silver would be an adequate rem
edy.
Senator Jones was listened to with
the closest attention by the confer
ence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-16

Most Of the underhanled work
done at the Monetary Conference
has been at the instigation of Eng
land She was hand and glove with
the Rothschilds TO serd silver down.
In that event this combination could
make corner on silver, then have
another conference, declare for free
coinage and reap big harvest on
the speculation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-16
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-16

An exchange asks what the popu-
lists have gained by voting for Gen.
Weaver. They have killed the Re
publican party, and have gained a
walkover in the election of 1896.
Would you ask more from party
four months oldl-Boise Sentinel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-16

Two Canadians made wager on
the chance that the comet would
come in collision with the earth.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-08-10
AssAlLEp BY STRIKERS.

A Riot Occurs Mt the Duquesns Mills OF tho
Carnegie Company-Fifteen Men Injured
BIZ the strikers-1filitiR In Charge OF the
Works.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. "a riot occurred
at the Duquesne plant OF the Carnegie
Steel Company yesterday, resulting in
the injury Of about fifteen men. Fore
man Millstagle and another workman
were fearfully cut about the head and
about dozen others received bruises
and many were knocked down. The
property is now in possession of the
sixteenth regiment. Col. Hulings, who
is in command, said: Most OF the
Duquesne workmen having signifed
their intention of returning to work,
detachment OF forty was ordered to re-
port for repairs yesterday morning. AS
they approached the gate the mob met
and drove them back with clubs. The
nine deputies in charge OF the mill
rushed TO the spot, but W ere powerless
The men about TO enter ran for their
lives and the deputies dispatched to
Gen. wylie, who ordered the Sixteenth
regiment here"
Col. Hulings has reported to Gen.
wylie that two companies will be
sufficient guard. II is said the assail-
ants were strikers from Homestead.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. 5.-One OF the
officials OF the Homestead mill stated
Yesterday morning that everything was
running smoothly in the works. I'VE
started up the thirty-three inch mill
on single turn this morning." said he,
"and now have large number of repair
and construction mon engaged in plac-
ing the new Bessemer converting mill
In readiness TO operate. Wo cannot
get along very we'll without it. 1t will
not take much over week to have II
In order. | have not heard that any
new men came in this morning except
a half dozen or more who came TO fill
some special positions. We have been
expecting them for several days Only
two or three Of them came yesterday
These men are all skilled workmen and
were selected with great care for thu
positions they are TO fill. So far thii
morning none Of our old men hav'
| come back.