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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
BAckFRoM THEWEST
The Rev. Dan r. BradIey's I'M
pressions Of Seattle.
PREDICTS A GREAT FUTURE


turned home ve<tertay morning from a
.o;anr, ~ txa .,s,nfhs in Se.ttla 10Th
-. s.,h,..x.~,,.. i, 49, -. - tha
vest @With hcuers blooming every
mouth In the wear and with their won-
derful resources Seattle /. a perfect
rar..li.a IA NJ Rv..3.a< 40 . yer.,rf.r
- T..u- - -,v.
"A ssn sni7 'ns.s
Prescned 10 inc firsl SongregAnonai
church Of Seattle We went over the
Northern Pacific route and saw the fine
scenery along that line. | have made
the trim IN the pncIf,e Coast lefors. but
tha .csn.~x 80, the Ncrsh.r, y,.c;t;e
!. a. 49, =. a. -,
49, " ~ sAo
WA. toA mo - oeins most ho'aois
Was tnat We an not $50 an acre OF
country thet was rot either good graxing
grounds or NJ for CULTIVATION. we spent
our spare time IN sisinng me bsAuuIui
country around fuget Sound. 4 ,1nted
the ISLANDS near Seattle. Inc largest
isiana ~ the group n euiusated quite
largely. ~ was party eoseree witn
pine: OUT there "hs a valley the tefuiity
% when - almost h"sona peiieL Was
toIo shat shey fsissa o.o pusheis OK po-
sa,oos On . rinSi. aefS couiu nafuiy
pehesen uhth 81" the "ohuefiui
crops growing.
seaftie's Resources
Seattle Ia ho,,d 20 la,or,a . sva.t
s;ty II has e.,.l y, "a vsrx d,<,rs AMI
iron hut a short distanca awav Then
the shirt ~ the pes,nle IN sneh that il
muat make the eitx s,reat The .o(.d az
Seattle Il first in avery ,nan,s mind
They dominated a Seattle man for COW
erpor on the state ON the renubl,ran
ticket and old time democrats said let
us lay poli tics aside and elect a seattle
man rs Seattle f;rsf and rolitics af.
terwaras Win s,ch > snir;t nrsfl,ct
a great fufurs f,r fbe civ \ fo,,ni
Grand Ranids well thought ~ thsre %
many men from this nart ~ Mich,gan
have settled in the sound c.,unsrv
some a the best men and xomcn from
the east bave settIed there. i toll won
the Government made > great u,isfaka
when IL let Englan.i have the territory
nor,h-of Puget Sonnd. esne,.iaIlv ss wa
have fAlaska' IL would now bc yaIuab,e
10 have strip OF TERRITORY along the
coast extending tn Alaska There j. a
great deal of commerce sprineinp nm be-
tween Alaska aud seattle. and Il IL a
good trade for Seattle merchants. as il
Is all cash business. Those wonderful
gold mines are in Alaska. and the fishing
industry. which is even better than tie
gold mines. There il boat
in from Alaska every yeek.
was told that the tishipg canning in
dustry was wonderful iyery little bay
on the coast is hned with salmon can
ming houses and still they are not able
10 handle the product. The Indians do
the fishing and the white men do the
canning. The gold mining il done
largely. | am told. by the hy,irauiic
system. The product of the largest
mine last year exceeded the price paid
for Alaska The climate near Seattle is
something like the climate OF England.
/ should Judge. Rather humid With oc.
casional fogs believe they never have
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

MONEY TO LOAN.

no YoU WANT NoNRYf-1fsa rvu win ana
~ y ~ yoar adt sntags 20 - - before be-.
gcwinr
We make lnens - hcusrhoat tocfe. rfsn1s
fcfse<. wagons ~ Ffrronsi prspeffF - cay
kird IT The lowest rs<sftis rats and b tks
cuifke<t ruesihle time
ouf ifens err naads wifhuEf r1hIicitf 81
ths fropertS y ieff IN your lnfiiFitnsi Iloss-s
fion.
Lcsus csn - rafrief ~ in.r - t-<ireti rTess
- rad IN fnh. - In para - ~ urae - Frit
fesF eunteuiance ard eng par paid redDcss fAs
eozf ~ esrrFinG the ioen-
~ Eua owe Balance fprntfzr% Ftsso -
ether Ffuperf ~ wiu pay Hop to- ia. ao4
rsIrY - forf ~ go desire
We also raske lssns On ne tNndins sn0 iosa
fs<pfiatir-n pian
OR ofscss srs ne r-ss-f rleessiss T. fhe eiss
so - - sFfsnr@5 fhat fsff4A fe8tne uf-la
- pay b. waited upes esi<klF ana eSofts
susf
ksfnevntrr thaf For hsrs - rss - trlth -
rrefertr sd ga r.rasf spa s&s fetnsn ths
E1lncf - sn4 TIM
tkASD kAPlffs N0RTgtck boAr q,
F.r-s z Tsesf btrfk.
r~~err - kesroe Fear 49, tezssi -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
a:s.DO
CHICAGO AND RETURN
GOODRICH LINE.

Monday. Aug. "a. the D.. q. II. a NJ.
Ry. in connection with the Goodrich
worlds fair. Special train wiz leave
Grand Rapids at or, 2. W. making di.
rect connection az Grand Haven with
special steamer q the Goodrich liEe. ar
irving Chicago 800 a m. Tickets good
for return until Monday night. Aug. u
Fare only an FOR the round trip.
Jas CssFRKEf. City Agt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

"ANTED-In every town IN Michigan.
" agents and eensassers TO hapdle novel
ties and household specialtics. GILL. or adj
dress with references. tho Gravity Twine Box
company. III Griswold street. Detroit. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
RICHARD TERRACE
IN THE GROVE
OR
TELEPHONE 1377.


TELEPHONE 1877.
love to steal while away
From every numbering care.
And take Pullman sleeper
For Chicago and the fair.
And when I've spent week or two
And seen the sights 80 great.
I love to steal a chance TO ride
Home on an empty freight.
Stop paying rent. get home.
have three elegant homes
On my Wealthy avenue addition,
Acknowledged by everyone 20 be
The finest location for residence in
The city. All new. artistic homes.
With every modern improvement.
On easy monthly payments
II you are thinking 81 making
4 change u location.
II will pay you to see me at once.
can make terms and prices
To euit the convenience Of anyone.
AaI build and sell
Only my own property.
have a place that viii suit you.
No cheap contract work:
No large commission 70 agents;
I invite careful Inspection
a my buildings AZ all times.
See me before sou decide on anything.
Take Reed'e Lake car a.
Richard Terrace. or telephone 1877.
DH.Art5stfoug Owner and builder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

The seeds Of sickness and Of death
In disordered mouth are sown;
Whom bad the teeth or foul the breath,
Both soul and body lose their tone.
Till SOZODONT'S brought into play,
And sweeps those dire defects away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Cn1cAno mo- GnArp RAp1ps


To Grand Ledge "Wednesday. August 16
Trains leave Union depot $50 a. m; re-
turning. leave Grand Ledge at 7f0 p.
N Tickets for round trip. including
ball. sl.OoI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

THURSDAY the xroerrs wilI hold their
ticnis. AZ Ottawa Dsacb Of the Do
Frsclsis and butchers % ths city AL but
rftetn have promiseo - elose their
rlsess q tuelness fer the day. Frank
\ Barrett q New York. editor Il the
Anerlcan Grocef. vii deIiger an sd.
fo>4s Fresi Baii q the ceamitf>e On
suarsB has preparet TIE following pro.
er-isnt
Thrive Legged Rs.,e--First prire. g.:
srccuA prize g., thud Prise. :
SsrF Race FIRST pftzA 81. searr.l
xisfe - thiri Prize. 80
Cintsrie Race irst prise. f3; se,rnd
rrlza. 81 tbifi prize 81
Staining 1unp. Without wsights-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

These figures represent the number 81
bottles II DR. Kings View Discovery lot
Consumption, Coughs and Cnlsis which
eere sold N the United States from
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

0rsrd Rapids. Mich, Auxpss 4 f<1
Notice - sarahy rirrn kkal fl,s n<-~~~.-.<<~s
roll Tor The lmrrotnuent ~ Noith uItlfion
street, INN henrs street 70 Liza ffrsfL q
nov m No hnnds. and thet VII neeeirs rkg.
E4ent theresa Tor TIE peflod a tueIs a - forn
tbs date a. the oaice u the citF hsAssFsF cily
sasa Mn soRRIcK. osy rs-...r-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Solid Oak Side Board. with bdvel
plate mirror. cheap at eco. our price
eI3J0 this week al Heyman Company's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Peculiar in combination. proportion
AID preparation o. ingredients. Hoods
Ssrsapsrilla possesses the full curative
value q the beaf known remedies u the
vegetable kingdom. TryiL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Aeruts % take erd<rs 10 even io-n sst rfs<i
rcznmfz<ion ~ lberei snisrT - Eocce<sfni <otE
territory prompuy. Elsan<cr 4 EsIrf. "a
Hoe Nurseries. kocAs-lsE. y y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

The daily steamers Of the Holland
and Chicago line from Holland to OF
tawa Beach for Chicago mako close
connections with c. 4 W VI. Ry. trains
both from and 10 Grand Rapids. and
offer the cheapest and most pleasant
route 10 the worlds fair. SEQ adv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

fcfl<e = hs-sl4 fIeea G.EI - fss~s1rne1t
nj ~ ne lnff1FenIaEf ~ - nIIff H4tHe<<
No11t<Io $780, en1 fuIa $1,000 49, +sfEh
bs1.dx. nks flsf - r..s1sr1 90 ~ = s,.zr-...
81 80 Ief1u4 M tterif dafI [4r1 tt|< a41s
q ttss c4.c< ~ 49, Ilf trsE 1ea4 f4.I hsA
sa<s n ~ s9kkltk = &c ffe1<er-<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Experiments in rain making NJ North
park Sunday afternoon forms one 81
the many attractions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

llty fnaforNTa one,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Anrusf 4 ls,a I
Nottce Il hereby gives u.1t TIE sEsr-<ulErf
roll Tor the conEtrnction u sever Ia Eaci 4 svs-
aue fruln 800 fcet north II Eofan nrenus a. Han
sfrcet h nov IN nly hands, and that III recfIss
frcn ms date a tAs oties 81 ne cig treasnrsf.
ssss hH soRRIck. Gig Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT


Pm bkf-K-Eouzks kND lots
a - ne-4e<n nIsersn<a kras< a I.r<.-<
sSc1ue. cezz fro1tsEx. oxne1 ~ 1nn-1>->1-11.
usH <fil . b<rxain. Alse fs.s - k1Tl..n 49,
Ena rtFht rQ<,11<i rOr.or loI o. - <<1lE
f1sfsrrt1e VITA furnsc<. 1stk sn1 81 n.1~r~
rcoQss cqr.p< iots Sod hsrn, b1Exzl1. o.
- trntfai ste1e>l ens - fzris 4<1E1s CO -
North fro<pecL n1e IN HaslIn-x 1ne - t.r1
ard ase1aa Aso to hcuzo< - Irn1xr x<1rsL
q sx<banza ice house s11 - cen<<4| u lar~ IL
I've hopsps az Cas- sfF.~l kl.sleo1 k1l1zaz111
kfrnns Zoe sale 81 sxrh4axa
fAkns FoR skLk Ga FxCHkN0R
q acre. 90 nil< fr0n Esrua Cnnier. roof
boaee sno bsfn, Eoot orchzr<l al un1as El1k
stese q ecifitstio1. - sci - sknA1ass fof An
proved city IFoprf<s.
Alec farm ~ - &C ru< Dssr Jcnisrnsllls sod
briidinss. god orchard snd God lad - e.
change Tor house ard lof n cltf
Also 40 sssss Ia towtship 4 Vsisss. - niles
non eitri ~ sers l,nprQss1. balsrc< o<>s'k.
loEul
have nusnber e nn< i,nrrsssa fsru.< l.
Barn oounss. ~hleh foan dlzpose - ~ xr>ss
bargains
Also numb.r % Zoe ple>rs a rsrd-a isnE
nesr M sitI. rhnEinF fr>n ese ~ fcrtS scfssL
have ie> An al parts q - city - - q
exehanse kpnsss % renl
hones 70 issa an God real s<tet. s>p-z5t<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Experiments in rain making at North
park Sunday afternoon forms one OF
the many attractions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Grand Rspi&s. kich. Aust a is,t
Notice Il hereby klscn that the kssrssus=z
Veto street - but1rrHuF II asnnna. = nnx II ~
hands, and that si1 rcceise paYnlent tlaereon
Tor the period q tseni5 daxs fEon lbis asls a.
The ufilco 81 t3e cttI fr1akursz. fl1 bali
aug n IL. SoRklCk. CsF Irs.szs~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

NoNEY fokNED &c si<ers tss1e = lf-- -
" eraa Arca1ts 49, fnfl[ - So ts.srt
I.ssfirr. ss<. Pssri as 0sss~. ssresis IT,
Elsoas ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Rainmsksrs Ousclsssed.

Experiments in rain making at North
park Sunday afternoon forms one Of
many features
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Briggs Stamping Patterns in new
styles have just been received.
VoIGT. HERPoLsHKIMER & Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
81 90 Chicago and Return via Goodrich
Line

Tuesday. Avg :. the d. q. H. 4 NJ
RI. IN ccnoecfiou With the Goodrich
Lac. wiil give another ~ thoes popular
seven day excursions b. the worlds fair.
leaving Grand Rapids At . a. m fare
only skn0 Tor the round trip
jos CaMFBFhf. CITY Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

lltf IfFHEnT1TI IffFa
Grand Rapids. Aich.. Aurn<i a ia +
Notice Il herebr fft<n that tfs naeaxns.nf
ncl! fef The openlnr. ~fderlnz ksd extsze.ua -
jefferson afnrue - tadIr1n esenne -
uow In ny bands. spt that elI -
qeivs peyIaent thereon Cor ne pfr,od q 9<a'If
Treasures. CITY hall
sas = n IA soRElcK. Cry Trsesrer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

sr-ss Espid-. Mob. dub ~ "a
Notice h h<r>hT Esen thrt lhn esen~nrnf
roll fH 10 cuo<tf1rtl<1 - q serE IN UaE
- tniis strrst. = bos - NJ hssds SO 49,
Vii r>celss rsyuenf ulfre1n ftf lke p~rioa q
treres dsss frun thL< oas< 81 ne of<n< e -
n. n s0kRIck us Ts>~-s>.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

CIT TFrs<ufrrf uEre
G-srd hspits' y "a, tnsus q 80 J
ri 80 fka rnlIeffnrlIon - 9eaNf - teEtef
ffre<l ffu-r teEf s1rn<t - FuIieF Ftn<et y No.
a 40 hsr1z. sa1 tbai 80 Franrt peFH-xt
tti. des> a. tiIs o1.ss q ths eIsI tr~s<rs<.
sss So NH sokRIok. osv rr...ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

litf Tfe<Err~<f fE1<.
erzrd Rsllas. ~, t.ess . -
rrII go ftt IHfrrfrs1t1l q 1e< slieI tst~e<z
kl.rosd AID ftlFt sf<eets. tc4 Frsupni <s~<e-
- 1s<ns tFSnus - f.r< N - tsH>s. 49,
,Ifrtu8 - t~s1tF dsls f<uf tth t11t "a de
ft>ct - ~ elt1 trt1E4t<F. ca EzI
slnr > =. a. 8uhhIEk l39 fre<<r<~r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Cftr rre.ssrrrs o<.s.
Grad Rapids. Mich-. August 4 lE1e.
Notice h hereby Eiren I.at he sz>ssnent
roll for The inprortnleot q hos<eiek <trs<t trom
hsncls. and that vii rc>oiss pz.n-ut tbrrnoo
for TIE perlcd % tpsnty dsfx frun tks< daIs a.
the otiace - The city frreEurfF, city EalL
aug - n. a. SOkklCk. Clt1 1roaznr.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

SrRIsoFIELp. Mo-, May 2Ith. 1892
Messrs. Lippman Bros.
Savannah. Ga.
GESTLEMES--l was q little reluctant
about taking hold % p. p. p. when your
Mr.. Parsons was here about year ago,
from the fact that ------ was the leader
in blood remedies, but your iudicious
method Of advertising has reversed the
situation. aud now sell five bottles OF
y. T.. =. TO one of ---. | have just
given Mr.. Parsons another order for l5
doz. Please give it your prompt atten-
ton. BILL. the Druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
JOHN C. DUNTON eco.
Grand Rapids Largest Real
Estate Once.

March, 81. to March. 81 Two million,
two hundred and twenty eight thousand,
six hundred and seventy two bottles sold
in one year, and each and every bottle
was sold on positive guarantee that
money would be refunded IL satisfactory
results did not follow its use. The so
cret OF It's success is plain. IL never dis
appoints and can always be depended on
rs the very best remedy for coughs,
colds. etc. Price 50c and 81. At Peck
Bros drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

aDt james, 80 Henry. sos sherman, a Durham,
Logan near ethel. - Barclay. ~ Clsncy, 81
North avenns, 40 North Prospect. - North ave
nue., al Fart bridge. % licosemAn, en- Terrace,
and Cottage g south Division. Is Ellsworth,
~ sonth Waterloo. - fiAinteid, as indiana,
40 fifih sfrret. SIS Heary. ib3 Watson. -
Straight. and 9 - South Lafayette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

ttI IFeaeureIg nHcs
6rard Rapids. Eirt. August a laN
Notice A. hsfetf 3 ron that lie assesslrI ~
rpii Ter c,nsfFNritnF = sestf in lnirsr nirenus
fnna Cot avenue - Foluf 10 fest wnsf 4
tlatohe'o avenue - aoN n NJ hants aDH tilst
of1EentE dafs from this 9s > a. Tie dee -
the cItf troaauref. tffT hall
sus a n. n e0RhicK. Cgtg Tressursr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Rammakers -Dutclassed.
Experiments in rain making at North
park Sunday afternoon forms one OF
many features
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

0r.rd RAID. kiehI. lab - ia
Notice Il hefrbf sIssn tbst The ses>sunenf
street., frs.m Lsun sired u Fonnf.'r ,.lr~<l
boz IL M hoplis. AID thai 4 49, -
ctisf pay1nert thnfeon So ne refios - fuents
osrs fron tbs dste ~ In eh,cs q NE siis
4 soRRick CO rss,ur-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

g North Prospect, Crescent and Lafayette,
lo1 Crescent, rs Livin0ston. To- Ransom. "a
Bostwick, Al Jsfferson avenue. 81 State street,
ID Sheldon ssrsct. fe< Lnkravs, lsI South Lafa-
yette. 80 Paris avenue, 81 south Lafayette. Isl
Terrace asenue. 81 South Lafayette. Paris
avenue near Wealthy. and 81, Fifth avenue.
FURNISHED HOUSES, SIS Tossa
TO Sheldon, ms Bostwick, Crescent Heights.
IA Bostuick, Crescent and Prospect and James
street.
OWSERsi Brsng in your houses II you want
them rented- We have Over a hund red tenants
waiting. liz don't cost you anything until
renter has been secured.
Rents collected and tenants made 70 pay reat
% We send % mono but good Ones
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4 osT- Saturday, ks<p<s IL. il ssesian G .
- E<an1<f4nd Al Nesl Aichixen fair -ez2e-.
<hs~L fissss lesss - Trad kapids b.s1
ne<s lolisxe -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
|ll]lIks5lIE[Il

YES WE DO
Lea yox wear the goods While paying Tor ther.-
LAprEs' Capes. Jsckc1s. Nsckinfoshes. salts
and Dress 0ood< MISS and fOrs' Clothing
sold On Weekly payments st 1HE WnEs, ~ and
IA Power block. over Arcade, Pearl street;
take elevator.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23
IT MUST BE STOPPED.

CLEVELAND, OH1o-The banks of the clear
ing house association to, day decided not to
furnish any more cash to meet the pay roll
of manufacturing establishments, but to
issue instead clearing house checks in small
amounts. The object is to oountersot the
growing tendency of working people to
hoard their savings, thus increasing the
scarcity of the urrenoy.-Press Dispatch.
Similar dispatches come from
Buffalo and from other cities in vsri-
GUS parts of the country. The 'work-
ing people, the miserable wretches,
are disposed to take care Of their
money after they have earned it in
stead of leaving it in the banks to be
stolen by the respectable and highly
popular method of bank failure, and
a remedy has to be provided against
such an absurdity. Under the new
regime, if the banks fail, the object
can be accomplished by repudiation
of the checks, and the foolishness OF
the working people" be counter
acted.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23
THE SAME OLD GAG,

The following special to the Wash
ington Post indicates the issue upon
which the OHIO campaign is to be
conducted:
SPRINGFIELD, OHIo-Goy. Mckinley, who
spoke at q pioneer meeting to-day at Mon
roe, Ohio, rode up to Dayton this evening
with the Springfield delegation in their pri-
Vate car. In conversation about the work
of the Cincinnati convention the governor
said:
Lawrence T. Neal, the democratic nomi-
nee for governor, is a gentleman in every
sense Of the word, and it was but right and
logical, considering the prominent part he
took in the Chicago convention, that he
should receive the nomination. Mr.. Meals
nomination means that there will be no
strsddling of the tariff question.
The battle will be square, open, clearly
defined one between the party that has de-
clared for and stands for protective tariff
and the one that demands tariff for re-
venue only. Mr.. Neal showed by his Music
hall speech exactly where he stands.
It's the same old gag. The people
have been fooled so long in this
manner that it is taken for granted
that the game can be continued in
definitely. We shall see.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23
TIE NUB OF 1T.

The nub of thepresident's message
is in the last paragraph which reads
as follows:
earnestly recommend the prompt repeal
Of the provisions Of the act passed July IA
1880, authorizing the purchase of silver bull
lion, and that other legislative action may
put beyond all doubt or mistake the inten-
tion and the ability of the government to
fulfill its peounisry obligations in money
universally recognized by all civilized eoun-
tries.
Mark the recommendation and its
import. In the midst of the universal
distress, the paralysis of business,
the enforced idleness and the starva-
tion of the people everywhere recog-
nized as the result of a money famine
Mr.. Cleveland recommends congress
to abandon all other forms of money
and provide for the fulfillment of all
government obligations in gold.
This would necessitate the fulfllment
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23

of all obligations, private as we'll as
public, In gold or its equivalent. 1t
would make money scarcer and dearer
instead of more plentiful and easier
to obtain. And this is the remedy
proposed by the democratic admins
tratlon for the relief of the distress
of the people. How many western
or southern democrats believe that
their president seeks to afford them
any relief?
There is but one thing which the
administration seeks to accomplish in
this special session, and that is the
firm establishment of the gold stand
ard in this country. If there is a
producer OF laborer in America
who is fool enough not to know that
this means harder times instead of
better times, let him continue to vote
for one of the old parties until he is
satisfied. 1t doesn't matter which
one he votes for, because they are
both gold standard parties, and as
long as one of them gets in the result
will be the same.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23

'PLEAsE, Mr.. Moneylender, are you
going to let us live in Kansas-sre
you going to let us live any place, or
are you gong to put us in bondage
and keep us there until we pay off the
personal judgments you obtained by
foreclosure. Please excuse us for
living, but if you will only let us stay
on the earth, we promise now that we
will do all in our power to keep the
Populists from voting to drive your
capital out of the state" Such is the
snlveling, whining nonsense you read
between the lines of nearly every re-
publican paper in the state. 1t is the
whining of a whipped dog, looking to
his political master in the east for
word of sympathy. 1t is such senti-
ment and nothing else, that has re-
duced the people of European nations
to condition of servitude.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23

The Vorhees bill to issue to ma
tionsl banks the face value of their
bonds in bank notes, dlscloses the
real animus of Wall street hostility
to silver and the Sherman law, says
General Weaver, who is now making
speeches to large crowds in New
York. Continuing he says: with
free silver, or if we continue to pur-
chase silver with notes issued for that
purpose, the banks can no longer
control the volume of our money.
The people will then have source of
supply which is independent of the
banks. They are perfectly willing
to initiate the currency with their own
notes which must De redeemed in
gold when silver is stricken down,
provided they can close the mints
and close up the mines. Free silver
means a free country. If we are de-
feated we must pass under heart
less bank oligsrchy for all time to
come. The farmers of New York are
waking to the situation with enthusi-
ans like that which characterizes the
west. The crowds number from
5000 to 10000 daily.