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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10

RICHMOND & DANvILLE RAILROAD co
F. w. Huidekopsr and Reuben Foster, re,
ceiye's.
COLUMBIA AND GREESyLtE DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule, in effect Nav 20,
1892. Trains run by 18th Meridian Time.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10
M I L L I n H EI X

M 7 L L I ~ Il R X
II UST received from the Northern Mar
q kets, choice selectirn Of Millinery,
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Always pleased to show goods and give
satisfaction to customers.
MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct IA AZ if.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10
HOUSE AND LoTFOR SALE

+ OFFER the house and lot on Mountain.
/ street known as the Hlx HOUSE, for
sale. Lot contains two acres. Terms easy.
Apply to q. p. GARRETT,
Spartanburg, s. G..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10

wo also take this opportunity 10 notify
al persons indebtet 70 the firm of Foster
wilkins Co., that payments must be made
at once in order that the old business may
be settled mp.
Jan 20-3-4t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10
Notice to Trespassers

A LII persons are prohibited from hunt
"A ing, fishing, cutting timber, making
roads, or trespassing in any manner on my
lands lying In Union county near Leckhart
Shoals, and on Broad River near Mount
Tabor. Those violating these orders will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the Law.
MRS. FRANCES MURPHY,
Charleston, 8. C.
Jan. 27-4-4t .s
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10

Between Charleston, Columbia, Allston and
Spartanburg,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10

.4isUpion, s. G..
Feb 10-6.4t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

Nla- fena BELLE Bsngmsn will GO IN
iusirgtor May u % assist m an enter
tnnmeut e. b. given by the LADIES'
Literary -oclety FOR The benefit ~ a
churrn
frn B~kmeyer = Philadelphia - vie
iiu.z at ths re=isience q Anthnry
s az Va Pa We4t Fulton street.
fslgar T. Mile - The Workman has
gone ~ Detroit "a lclcgsts ~ the VI
? rs' League . N'ta,cians
-hor,F Lsiaad - ,I'rton county wa
b. The rits Issf g.ght sutVensing Wit.
raassa la q case 40 iav
y T. Knsv'e- re'Brnei las. evening
Iron ,istng anil professional trip 20
ienla sai sire~nv.le.
ss-org. pefIsvrn q, The e 4 " NJ
rai returned Yesterday from a trip "a
the uorfher1 cr~orts.
joseph paife Z Gainesville T~vss. .
e. greet q John ~ hmidt - W -
straight street
Sergeant Weah has xioe 'n Indiana 20
rufchse- sable ho~se '1r the polito
department
/ r. tsriHfh va -siieI eat ~ TIE
death = NJ r,starr az tties. NeN ior.s
g.a. = y MURRAY hs- gore e. Chicsg,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Uaion or Non-Union.

There is pretty row brewing among
the lacy musicians at North park. The
managers II this popular resort recently
contracted with Mrs. u. 4. Wells or
chcs;ra to furnish music for the season.
This orchestra has eight mem bers. five
81 whom are Grand Rapids people and
members OF the local musicians union.
The other three members were brought
here by Mrs. Wells from Fenton. Mich.
Recently each II the three made apph
cation Ia join TIE union for membership
and a committee was appointed Ia ex-
anime them. musically. Although this
committee reported favorably on the
qualifications Of the applicants. it is al
legged that when the ballot for member
ship was taken they were rejected. This
leaves matters in bad mess. The rules
of the union prohibit a member from
playing with "A non union musician, and
Yet all are under contract for the season.
IL the ballot is not reconsidered il IL
probable that the matter will be brought
Ia the attention of the Central Labor
union for adjustment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
IS He AN ESCAPED
Man Held al PoIiee Headquarters
on Suspicion.
NAY &c GEORGE 8. WRIGHT
WhS kAcsprsi t'rosn she boniA Prssssa
Thsr. wesks Axo--says Ne ss~-
esasiy CS@s tsusa There.

Last night a little before midnight
PatrInaoa swan arrested . susple,ous
appearing individual AZ gh- corner e
Cookbook and Ot,ass streets ON snspi.
ebon ~ larceny. The man vas carry nv
pack n half dozen
green sheep pslts CO his back and
he sas tasra q police headquarters
Cor Investigation The detectives "a,
once sustnlsed that he ~as tseorse Is
Wright Who escaped about three weeks.
ago from the Iona prison. They t.l-
phoAed - the oticia.s a. Iona f,ss d
complete description IL Wright but n.
telephone worked badly and they cDuld
Bot get nc whose description distinctly
hut the part understood agreed some
shat eith the mans appearance. H.,
Eait ms name sss Charlie White.
hut srs aos lodged that be hal served
tlIn. IA lonia- lie said he Was released
. few weeks Az after having s-fyed !,
three year sentence and vas wearing a
ITlscn coat. " hen searched a revolver
MAS found among his ELECTS. he IN
pss,ued his posltion - the sneep peiis
by saying that be worked two DAYS Tor
farmer few miles north
Of the eity ard took them in
payment Tor kls work. He said ne was
sratcnecd from the southern part q the
state. and after considerable hesitation
locafrd The place az Marshall. lie Sas
b. arsi uy for the night ga the charge -
carrying concealed weapons. aad ta.s
uao.uius the prison officials Will be ecu
uunicated with again ~ order ,o learn
more fully the description of the escaped
s-,aVlef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

The Sweet furniture factory has shut
do0u Temporarily. Seventy hvc of the
ov men employed at the McCord 4
Lrsdfeid factory have been land OH Tor
the present There appears TO be no
-sgu- ~ duliness 20 tra,ie Ia any IL the
oth.r factories and business il better n
fact than usually at tnis time 81 year.
Although the police have been drag
gIng the river every day since Em uia
Eotman vas drow ned IN the river Sun
day. the body has not been recovered
Dung Smailcgangc - still in danger
Gus coalition and has not been informed
OF the fate Of Miss Rotman.
Tn, young people of Park church
have reached scotland IN their "trip
around the world and tomorrow night
their social viii Toe a Scottish one. No
caIrge aud all ar. welcome. Strangers
IA the city are especially invited.
tn. home % William Soles. on
Terrace avenue. was invaded last night
b. about forty friends who came lads n
Nish good things To eat and drink. The
s1rpri~. was arranged IN honor of Nr.
soies' birthday.
Floyd j Eserhart. who has served the
Putnam Candy company Tor several
NFAtN NtAf -atf-tiati.
sheifly op.n a grocery store at tn. cor.
ucf q Eleventh and Turner streets
q e. Olewine complained yesterday II
Mrs. peury. residing AZ No 80 Cherry
street. on account u vicious dog which
Mos Deury owns. Olewins il a mail
carrier ana claims the dog bit him.
Fe.sr Schuit has secured enough 10
Ia frmiey chewing gum certificates to
ent.tir hlm g. ak days board and lod,y
inS az a drst class hotel in Chicago any
t.lie during tn~ world = lair.
ras members q the oh Residents
ASSOCIATION will meet az the house % W.
- Tslf,rd AZ 3 o. D. M. toisy Ia attend
tie funeral - Mrs. Tsitord
Or J VI Brbigman hss purchased she
property AZ ". l'D Crescent avenue and
vii scon build new residence. where
D. N.il move bis family.
The nurses q to. L. T.. 4 homo held
s-cia. party iast evening az the resi-
dfncc - Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald. NJ.
8. Clinton street
Tie funeral q Mrs. " u. Talford
VII tuse place AZ the Residence ~ Fast
FULTON street. on "Wednesday May 10 AT
arA-rS
Niue ra-ss = bc.oks from Holland for
u = Daorniuk = sons ssre received IN
49, cra5.n house. yesterday.
Eare To Mr. AMI Mrs Peter Eeynd
on. w 30 Nufth Prospect street. a
fspEatef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

Captain Muir. formerly % the steamer
tiarrett but now manager Of the Valley
CITY Transportation company. sail , ~=
terIay n answer 10 an inquiry Why the
river boats have not been running: The
owners Il the two buats have been Try
lag ior the last thre. months 10 organ
iss into one company, aud until -ou.c
understanding Mas arrived at neither
company cared To put its boat in condi
too - run. They consolidated about
May and 10th boats wtil now be run
under one management The Barrett
AS ttted up at once and work began
CO tho Valley City. whlch Is being
pushed a. fast possible. THIS boat
Will De put into active service ar soon a.
accommodations can ba provided for
boarding and lodging thee crew. There
is plenty % freight guaranteed and we
are anxious a. get the Valley City out
as son as po-slblc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Camp Nearly Ileaty to Muster.

Another meeting was beli last even
~, in the board IL review office in the
city hall by those interested IN the or
saniLa,ion OF a camp of Sons II Vcter
ans Some progress Was made in the
work. but the organization was not com
rletsd The officers are ali elected and
are A. follows: Captain. Frank NJ. Will
lams, first lieutenant. Hem. h. Ste
Ihenscn; second lieutenant. Charles a.
Howard. A committee composed II 4.
q. Evarts and Bert pricciwss appointed
10 secure a hall in wlrich 10 hold the
meetings % the camp. There are few
irelimiuaries yet L. arrange before TIE
camp vii! he mustered and meeting
will be held next FRIDAY hight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

Charles =. Reeves. editor 81 the West
Side News. has sued John q. Lee in the
circuit cour; and asks for an injunction
restraining Mr. Lee from disposing 81 Ger
tain not-s Shich he gave when he pur-
chased the News from Mr.. Lee. lie
claims Mr.. Lee misrepresented the earn
ing capacity and circulation IL the paper
when he sold IL. and after fair trial he
finds il does not pay expenses. Mr.. Lee
says he had already disposed Of the
notes and Mr. Reeves says be will make
him prove a. Ia that.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Mn. Iock-rby owns IL.

Judge Tatem effected "A settlement Of
the entire Shepard Hartman Lockerby
litigation yesterday outside II court. by
the terms - an agreement made Mrs.
lcckerby's right To ownership OF both
the OTTAWA street and Iona street
buildings is held good. She had pur-
chased moet - the merchandise in the
OTTAWA street building at the late auc-
,,on sales and will open the establish
ment and sell the goods. Assignee Wild
dicomb having turned over the whole To
her according Ia the agreement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

- wv ~ ~ ~ 49, - - - - -
to Local GAuabeerA
II Was reported yesterday that the
scheme by which the bucket shops 81
IN. stock and produces exchange we're
s~indlsd wss pat up by wealthy man
Of the state who had heea bled by the~s
same bucket shops. A little inquiry
showed that this a. not the casr. The
scheme Vas arranged and the pane laid
several weeks ago. and several al the
sortinx men of the town we're invited
10 JOIN. Th~se sports now claim they
forgot the date on which the scheme v ~
~ tie executed and - missed = chance
10 make = good haul. IL 10 probable
that the local gamblers did not have the
nerve TO play game which might prove
dangerous These sports say the whole
s.hene VAS put mp by members 81 tho
gambling fraternity and not by any out
side party. The fellow who played tho
shop here remained in the city all day
and left the city on the evening tram
Monday. The gamblers Il the city re-
fused Ia tell the name IL the man. al
though they have been informed that
the law would have no hold on him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
BICYCLE Club Gobwrb Social.

The Grand Rapids Bicycle club ended
i,s season II social festivities last even
ing with cobwe6 social given in the
club rooms. About forty couples were
in attendance and the party was a merry
one. An imitation web was formed 81
irvine. the ends ~ which were held 10y
young women. Each young man selected
cord and traced II through tho meshc-
% the young woman who held n. She
Vas then his partner for the evening and
divided the contents 81 her lunch box
with him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
FREE ICE CREAM SODA TO-DAY
CT, zier Bros. Grand Shoe Store Open.
ing.

The largest soda fountain in the state
is ready for business at Crozier Bros
although the fancy top is not yet com
pletei. The new Columbia washer put
on yesterday ia a prize. Ii cleanses and
polisnes tumbler both inside and out
IN "A moment. The water used pressing
through a small water motor causes
rapid revolution Of the brushes over
which the glass is crowded. Free soda
is a magic attraction for the ladies' and
LITERAL, thousands will attend today and
enjoy the harp and mandolin music
furnished 10y Mrs. Lovejoy and
her lady assistants. Callers should
GO in from Canal street and
out 10y Lyon street to avoid a jam
AT the doors. All day and evening you
are welcome. and YOU need no money TO
have IA god time Its Crozier Bros.
treat to-day. Here's to them"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
I'll. Leg Gut ON.

DeFore-t Bryant. an engineer on tho
u. l.. x y road. was run over 10y "A
Michigan Central engine IN Detroit Yes
t-rtay and one Il his legs was cut on.
lie was crossing from the Amos house
10 the r.. l.. s. y tracks at the time and
while avoiding train on one track he
wa struck by Michigan Central en
CINE GA the other He lives m this city
at No. 49, Fifth avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Contagious Diseases.

Wilbur Duny. No. ts6 Madison ave
hue. measles. Maria t.stabrook. No. II
I1.asant street. scarlet fever Mrs.
George Daily. W. .D Finncy st-eet.
typhoid fever Lille Brown. No a
West Bridge street. ~hoopIns colgh.
Jennie fiessr. W. IA Gold -treei.
Uhcopinz cough. Kate IIcsse. same.
Louisa Smiley. NJ. 40 Cherry street.
diphtherIa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

Fulton street. 81 Andw~s --- Van
der Hand. No. 5.s tssandsilis avenue.
Valley CITY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
RUPTURE IN SCkoTUn CURED,

pur little tnY vac csE,~d - kursurs IN
s<-rsssisn ~ D- :. 'isf Ts-sd. % Nurfh rs
,i-i~n ssnss. Crane ksTia.. Mat. Va s-e
- eira h@xraa-s 5rhBuis was sise5s ~ -
ussh pain. and eried al t3,s 'lsns. l's' ms.
30 fuYs1rr . 81 gate- sgl hs = Always
hsrg3 Aol rune F'.oss' sn9 iusoT~ srd y,isys
Jsgss issss
Nrs. Rsis. psr~s.
- i~-se''s g.. srrr6 i.spsds. Ma
Nsret "a TO-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

10 truss ~ surgical ursrrr'iof'
~. = lay T'~ie guarantees ., r,-it'c t',-
roIfii's une tlfifs g. orc issif IN "a hour.
Nesiein~- -.snt ss~sv~As-s - y..u s-ria a. =,
Dr : Ciss Is.sd. " Ao-zA Dis,s,as sssse.,
Grand isas.iS.- NstA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

The best attraction Of the season at
Powers Thursday and Friday evenings.
Sword drill and Schubert club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

Ann Lyon. NJ - Carrier street. ~.
tuAreW=. Nlchsc. Murphy. West
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

The f.rzrs sittfs hstt .~--soEs cot
rfrst - ttef1fss th@ fiats Hasnffss
r. fsseffse $50 rr~a = fn~-ft'~f- ofiiT
- r.fn.rg 80 4.raH euf a. ~ r-ssiit
a sffeHfrt - probably p ns't= "a
.-~p es~n tsuss ~ IRE rhih
Nv .aa.s.f~ sr~ siains Csan.sl h.l
Il Kaysi Trmfias-. s~sssr
Tsasst 81 "a Bridge ~srs~s hs-.~
ed b sssd - saAnAs tssasss q tess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

A meeting ~ss held last evening at
the corner Il knms~y street and utaad
VILE avenue under the auspic~s "a the
k~lxii tyocess ssr4cistion for the puf
poss u drssins the gsos,ers Of that SEC
ton into the association The subject
- selling sugar - . perplexing Que 20
the retail trade - the dealers outside OF
the zsssseiation many times make =
Trader IN trade and cut prices All
msabers ~ sh> esssDclztson have a uni
form price. q cents . pound OF seventeen
isunds for Oh while tho~- outside IRE
auentiy -~ti elghtsen AMI twenty pounds
for OIL. Particularly 10 this the eondi
t.oa ga sfsaayilis Ayeau. and vicinity
Several II tbose grocefs we're induced 10
seni in their applications for membsr
shi p in the association and u IL thought
they ~il! soon have the sugar question
suiicabiy adjusted. The meeting Mas
sddr.sssd by r. A. Stove and others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Grand Opening.

OfAru Op>ninR.
Mommoth lunch at the pavilion on
the bridge, commencing "Wednesday.
May 10. J. II. TIBBrTs. Proprietor.
JIMMIE T. RoE. Manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

a S'nnsr may appear a SAINT.
DTsds are o0rered 40 u,th paiaf.
ETpertenoe oios> vel school u..
And sugar coated pils r,A fool us.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

We have an army Of true, staIwart and faithful
customers. whose testimony TO our values,
representations and treatment of them goes
further aud lasts longer than anything can
cav write for newspaper. Hundreds If new
faces and new friends visit our store daily. We
enlist and muster them into the regular army.
and rarely, If ever, have "a dcsertcr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

Ausirians union. There wili be- large
eosngs~ny pse~ent and feast ~ good
things Aai tun - Antleipatcd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
70, 80 and 81 Monroe St.
"PAINT ME ASIAN"

Says Oliver Cromwell, one of Engiand's rulers
to the artist who fain would skip the wart ON
his face.
It's shrewd business man who paints things
as they are. False statements and misrepre-
scented wares always return "home to roost"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25

Don't count on the rich men Of this city
to l1uy your pictures, " said n well known
art dealer to nm ambitious artist who was
talking Of bursting upon the New York
public. They won't do it, And TO tell
you the truth, he went on. in all Nesg
York there are not more than 10 persons
who really love pictures-art for arts sake,
you kn0w--who, IN short, If they had opera
tickets for certain night, would throw
them aside for the sake Of visiting some
good paintings"
isn't that small art loving public for
large town."
Yes. il is, but it's the fact I tell you the
men who will buy your pictures If they like
them are the SHARED men. head clerks,
junior partncrs-men who when they like
athln9 like It very much and are willing to
deny themselves for the sake Of owning II.
''As a rule. ii il not the married man who
will take yoar picture. I cosld count on
less than all my fingers the men OF we'll
known wealth who buy pictures in New
YORK They will commend. but they won't
buy. They can afford to 20 higher, and that
means to 20 abroad. New York San.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25
WINK AT lANleSSheSS.
GOV. Msi,es Reply 10 Baron Fsya's Request
for information.

DESvER, Aug. 24.--It is possible that
Italy may be often i d at the offhand man
ner in which Gov. Waite lately replied 10
The inquiry of Baro Fava, the Italian min
ister a, Washington, regarding the expul-
sion of his couutrJ men from Cripple Greek.
The rqtiry Of Baron Fava was forwarded
20 ths tioveEnsf through Secretary Ores
aau,, no cosrseonsly asked the chief ex-
.cn,ive Of Colorado for an explanation, or
such s.ateHlsHt A. couI be made, in answer
% the ali~zs.l insalt offered the Italian gov
,ruuent by the srtior Of the Cripple Greek
miners
Gov. Waite repfi'd that while he did MOI
personally ensior e such action, he still I'M
Iars,ood the spirit % the West sufficiently
% say that the officers Of the law, by reason
II thei. circumstance, often had to wink At
chat would aot otherwise be allowed; and
hat, ia fat. he did not see that anything
onkl be dsae i, the matter. Secretary
Gresham was evidenily shocked that the
.h;ef executive of state should seemingly
.oun;vs at lawIessuess, and sent letter to
he Governor The eoatents Of the letter
-. kept secret but il il onie.siood that the
seeretary has foreibiy reminded the fiery
Governor Of his duties IN the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25
By TELEGRAPH.


DIES NorxEs, Aug A-At the Demo
cratic state convention TIE temporary
chairman, Henry vollmsf Of Davenport
made "A address advocating tariff reforn
and repeal of the Sherman law. Aftar
the COMMITTEES had been announeed the
eoayention adjourned to Q O'Clock
Goyenor Eoies was nominated % accfa-
nation Bestow was nominased for lsu-
tenant governor on the first ballot The
governor said that his letter declining 70
run third time was sincere, but be was
willing To subordinate his wishes 20 the
wishes of she Democratic party. Follow
Ing is part Of Mr. volimer's speech:
Cared By Republics LAVA
I'VE have met at a critical time. Our
country and our party have alike reached
a crisis in their affairs. From all parts OF
the Land comes the wall OF financial dis
tress This whiriin2 wheels and ringing
hammers Of industry no longer Join In the
glad music Of prosperity. A spirit OF
dread and anxiety floats like threaten
ing cloud over all the mArts of trade. and
the ban of witchcraft seems to have pal
sled the arm Of public works.
Waving fields s.ad bursting granaries
Condemn the weakness and folly Of man.
whose governmental policy eotapels thou
sands to want in the presence of untold
riches, since the absence of a medium of
exchange prevents the willing, all supply
ing tiller Of the soil from bringing to the
mouth Of the consumer the superabund
'anee Of food which he has again received
from natures horn Of plenty.
Meanwhile the army of the discon-
'censent.d unemployed swartns over the
Land. Meanwhile up and down the high
ways In their midst the Republican Phar
isee, with the assurance OF inbred
hypocrisy, pointing his finger at us and
FOUR party as the authors of this wide
spread misery. IL is high time that We
Erepudiate this foul Islander and stamp the
Iife out Of this crawling serpent Of Re
lu blican deception We live, 1t is true,
punder Democratic administration, both
1stase and national; but both in state and
in nation we are cursed by Republican
claws.
= Protection Denounced.
Let us not forget. nor permit the peo-
pie to forget, that we still have that
blessed Mckinley biil'-that latest bat
inost developed otfshoot of the poisonous
plant protection. Let Us not forget. nor
permit congress to forget, the unanswer-
able thesis OF sound political economy
that our industries can never get on Il
healthy. natural bGsis until this obnoxious
weed is destroyed, root and branch.
"panics are the necessary outgrowth
and never failing accomplishments of this
artificial system, which stimulates growth
abnormally in certain directions, while it
prevents expansion in others and finally
compels the pampered favorites to choke
in their own slime In the ever recurring
spasms of over production. Both the Nc
kinley and Sherman bills have got To go.
and the people will sustain us in the good
work"
Mr. Noilmer's speech was frequently ap-
plaltded AT its conclusion the conven-
ton began the selection Of members of
the regular committees