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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

"The Fair" Court street, for bar
gains.
Miss Fannie Oberbeim, of Salem, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Wen Har-
pole, Of Walton.
To enjoy life take Simmons Liver
regulate the bowels.
Jas. Mills of HOeye & Mills the bar
bers, has arrived at Arkansas City,
Kansas, to visit his mother who is i'll.
TUFTS PILLS don't interfere with
work.
The half owner Of big CATTLE ranch
In Montana writes his partner at Sa-
lem; Everything has shut down but
stealing"
Health is wealth. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator for all sickness caused
by diseased liver.
Bert B. Brewer, paying teller at
Ladd & Bush's bank, left last evening
for Roseburg, where he will take posi-
tion in the First National bank of that
city.
Towels, tinware, table clothes, hos
iery, underwear, laces and collars,
gloves, shirts and overalls at the Fair,
los Court. Don't fail TO include this
bargain center in the list of places to
visit.
Mrs. Ed. N. EdeS, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Theresa Seaman, Of San
Francisco, has returned after sojourn
at Newport. Miss Scanlan will remain
In this city for several weeks the guest
of Mrs. Edes.
Now is the time to get your wall pa.
per hanging done cheap by E. K. Hall
at Calvert's millinery store. DIT
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Gilbert and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. f. Steiwer are home from
camp at Neskowin.
d. c. Howard and family left yester-
day for Nestucca.
The great peaches and cream house
of the capital city-Clark & Eppley,
; Court street grocers.
Ed. Cross and family are at the sea.
shore at Newport.
Mrs. VIM. Dumars and daughter are
at Newport.
Lightning jars in full stock always,
at Clark & Eppley's.
Our cool weather continues.
Mrs. L. b. Plants, of Milton, Or. is
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Judge David
son, of MorniDgside.
New lines of millinery are expected
to arrive at Mrs. Fiester's from New
York and San Francisco tomorrow.
A. Gesner and daughter were passen-
gers for the coast today.
Lawn tennis shoes, mems sizes As
and 80 cents; also high cut tennis
shoe for rs cents, to close out; these are
bargains, fr-m
A Corvallis young man bobs up se-
renely ana boasts that he made the
trip to Newport last Sunday without
spending a sou. He rode on a pass
and dined with two lady aquaintances
whom he found on the beach with a
watermelon.-Corvallis Times.
Ladies', misses and children's fast
black hose, and bicycle hose for boys,
at the New York Racket. fr-m
Mrs. Smith and ]. +. Tiskner, her
brother. returned from Colfax, Wn.,
today. Her niece, Miss Il. f. McTier.
accompanied her,
President Apperson rs In town look
ing after the interests Of the state fair
The boys ought 10 call and get the
neat dress shoe, for Sl.4O, at the New
York Racket. fr-m
Mrs. A. H. Eppley has gone to scio
today.
Miss Rose Moore went TO Albany to-
day.
Always 20 10 the New York Racket
for good bargains In cottonade pants,
overalls aud jackets. fr-m
Sheriff Knight aud family returned |
today from Neskowin.
MIXED PIcKLIEo SPICES = Blue
Front. sis 2t DIV
Mrs. A. N. Gilbert Is at home frOm
Newport.
secy. 0regg OF the state fair has gone
o Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

FrREs.-Incendlarism Is reported on
the increase under the stimulating in-
iluence OF hard times and the valued
policy law. The fires are mostly small.
The State Of Salem has had sixteen
losses In eighteen days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

MAN HURT.-A man by name of
Russell received rather painful injuries
at the crossing of Twelfth and Oak
streets this morning. The axle of q
wagon loaded with wood broke and in
the crush that followed Mr. Russell was
caught by the falling wood and not ex-
tricated without considerable bruising'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

GOOD ADvICE.-Get q splendid Co
lumbia wheel at the Lockwood mes
senger Office for an hour or day and
enjoy yourself A cheap and pleasant
recreation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
Notice to Farmers.

Please take notice that the Salem
FIGURING Mills Co., are prepared to fur.
nish sacks this season as has been their
custom in past years.
Salem FIGURING Mills Co.
II. b. HOLLAND, manager.
Q.1 a M
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

IN THE CITY CoURT.-N. H. Brad
ley was arraignsd before Recorder Edes
yesterday on charge of stealing a load
of hay. The trial was set for two
o'clock this afternoon but was contin-
ued on account of sickness Of Deputy
District Attorney COndit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

TURNER WINs.-The shoot-off of 3
tie for the medal between Turner and
Harnt resulted In the former winning
last night at Morningslde, 22 to n.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

FLOWER PoTs-FaDcy decorated
large stock and great variety. See dis-
play in show window at BLUE
FRONT. SIS 2t dw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

BAY, CAMPERS Bear In mind your
trip 20 the sea or mountains can be
made far more comfortable by letting
J. A. Van Eaton the grocer nt you out
with edibIes. Beeg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
Economize in Paper.

Clean newspapers, tied ia bundles of
100, not cut, for sale at this office at
fifteen cents a bundle. A heavy straw
wrapping paper, large sheets, two cents
a pound. Next door to the postoffiee.
If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
Arrived Today.

A full carload of watermelons, can.
toloupes, tomatoes, red and yellow
onions, sweet potatoes, and Bartlett
pears, direct from California. Sold by
Oregon Fruit d Produce Co. to the
trade only.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
NEW TO-DAY.
Free Pictures.

Call and inspect the life size ersyon
portraits given away at Harritt & Nc
Intyre's grocery opposite the pOstoffice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
OF Interest to sportsmsn.

Mr.. W. "A. Hulburt, A g. p. A. Union Pa.
cine system, Po tland, Ore, has Just received
supply OF books cal cd "Gun club Rules and
Revised Game Laws This publicati IN con.
the estern sfales and territories. Mr.. HUI.
o RI viii be glad to mail you one of the books
upon receipt OF two stamps TO cover postage
W. ii. HULRURT, g. A. p. A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
BURTON BROTHERS

Manufacture Standard Pressed Brick,
Nodded Brick in all Patterns for Fronts
and supply the brick for the New Salem City
Hall and nearly all the fine buildings erected
In the Capital City.
Yards near Fenitentiary, Salem, Or. &3dw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

A large stock of ladies fine note pa
per and envelopes at Dearborn's, 26S
Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18

BLUE HUCKLEBERRIEs - BLUE
FRONT.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE OR TRADE.-sO acres OF land
IL situated in Polk county, six miles from
haiston, tor sale or rade Tor Salem properly.
Enquire OF q W. johnson, or Fred Hurst
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
Gcoangen(panc.

Die Sasb nod benz Slid 1T ein Oifaus'
ritt auf benz g%olbsnen &albe.
70 PERTINENT lit feline Grau, SaB fe pers
aefen tpiiree, aus oieier Serfimmtbeit etHs
Eotlstte bssaussufalassn.
Wabrsne Iande bas ihnsn son anSersr
erfpieIene Bute nur gu ifneu pergeiien, ner'
seHen fe bos guosreu erpteisne 9ute nie.
Der Sanffer rnub nit benz 3opfe fibleI
unb nit benz Sersen oeuten t0nusil.
@ie es Didterlinse sibt. sibt es aud sri'
tifsrliass.
Wenn cine Grau cranes 9aar betornrat
iaat ibr bies uidt Der Spiessl susrif, ioHoerr
eine-gute Grsunbir.
Cb and felt Dime 9asea
@eidiedt folst auf Geidledt
Gtets flagt ul6 miro man Hagen:
,0ie @eit rsr ME 70 i9lsftl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
eiae Y9amta(ie.
ssu q. ven @arnsw


Sorf, rpte ben bic Zone perIen,
Sinnberauimeuo unb enisiifenbt
Wie bic @ipfel iener Grlen
@cuiden iiib uub ber5erquideno.
God alil t5net cine 9SeiIe,
Grff nit 9agen, leije, feiie,
ShiiRat lie baum Ss i2auberfreife
lin ben S5rer, a1~belrideno.
Sin NIB nieber,
auf ano nieoer,
@oat's balm.
Su oaS Rei9en,
SIN ben &tt9eu
ee9t'S ben Sinn.-
Dod) tieisr pirS bee Spieies @lau5
Inn miibsr ipirS Der Zone Wa9t,
Go elei6t benz Weeresbrauisn gan3,
SO l6fu63t unb tnbelt, tpeiut un6 tadt.
Die 9icoest1ne untergiuseu
Sm Sturr1e, Der uoriiberrauf9t;
Die carte WeiIe muB oertliueen,
$50 attemlos Der S6rer lauidt.
9od) bor5, ba it fis, it fe fpieber,
@ie sitterno nod bic Saits idmirr.,
Dem Snliht 9lei1, oas auf uub nieber
9ura Woor unb iurnpf'ge @ieien int.
Sc biiptt uno tar,st, leiie, leiie,
@is FLAIR nod etnulal t5nt bic @eiis,
IuiHutbis, bsll, i'm alien @leife,
Sis fte in leiiem Sliifera iirbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26

8erteblte ausrebe. Gin slaraber
NOR babel ertappt morbel, luie CT einen.
Reiienber, wdbrcnS berlelbe tn ietner
i3elte i9liei, Die 0rieftaide itabl.. &c.
Sen 9abi oebra6t, uertbeioiate ct ii9
foleenbermaBcn $50 ipabr Mlab mir
belfe, i'd bin frei3uiprefcn, weiier Sabt.
Stebe, e. mar alto: Sd bob init met<
ner Hetten bic 3eltmanb elm pentg
empor, itedte ben 8opf in bic Osffnlrs
un6 nabn1 SeS SremSen Gut on mild.
Solsli6, meiler aaoi, bat MIR etn tleis
tier Tbeil mcines Sd ei1 Yerj4uloen
began9ef, Der 9r0bte Gbeil TT teeo4
sar nift en- Srt unb Stelle 8etpeien,
alio mi,b. benz 9eiese Der Mtebrbett
8srtab, Sic gauge 4erion BON Detnsr
@eisbeit fir nidt f6ulbig ertan1t
uerbcn. = Sang ridtig," erptoerte
ber 9abi miloe. sd uernrtbetle. btntl
aud MIR ben 9opf unb bte reats 9aub
Meben1eb Ellis ;u ;weiidbriser Gtnlpsrs
r,it,9. Der gan;e iibriSe aerl farnt
fortSeben." Der idarfituniSe Mehes
ineb blidte ettpas perbutt brein uab
stn9 ntdt fort, ionbern lit ben aerfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
A,s IN ieIte,t

@eri1tspolfsie9er (su ist'
ser Grau): p9eute 1T mir etmaS Dor.
aefommea, mas mir in meiner Braris
nod nicrlats pafiirt iit.1-Trau:
Sur?
.Gs bat elmer, BET Dem i9 pfdnoete, tn
@ebailfen ,sluf @ieberieben' 81 nitr 9e<
faatiA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
G,uncriai(Ges.
Sc. itugciutEeu.

Sauitrer Gin Gin Sculptor tre'
ten6): vGnti9uloisen sic, bin Id
beut' bier ibon 'rausseidmihen ipor'
oen? ?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26

Die 5rau bon Simon .. Ineerion
batte Idon bon ibrer &inbbeit S9mer-
sea i'm 3iden, iuelde burd bic Vim
tuenbuug BON ct. Safobs Del 9ebeili
puroen.-Samaro & Cons, Gpotbefer,
Eptpanbo, Sas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
Wnpulare gDtE,nfdait. s3u eiuer

VopuIare WtKtniGaFf. yn eiler
1856 TIT Bern erfdtencnen Geographic
bes bortisen Brofeiiors glauer tptrb u.
q. er5ablt. pie bteler ieilen Sdilern
bte Gentrifusalfraft 81 erflareu pfe9tc.
rSbr Ssrre," iaste or, bic Gentrtfus
galfraft, bic bet { Serr in England er'
fuuSen, E 0'niiiie 9err 0ienten (Olsps
TOM. SaS ii9 grab ab pie { Bares
trpber, ID bat { Var aiterc 8ctti. De
i6lat CT Ut ieD gdr nit emf Stade, bab
CT ioll tango. Oe ldlift De 9ar E 10
mept iurt bon iDm Serr. als linn .
Settt erlaubt. Il tpenn'S 8ettt no ldrs
eer mar', 70 Tiff er no pgter. SIR
Serre, bas if9 b GentrifuSatfrait."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
Snm,ue Gruue,

u1ini, mas ptirber sic tbur,, iOert
Id S1ncn iett eilen 3nB gsbel piiroe p
-vN9, geben S'-lpcr crit fra9t, Der
tblit'S Ia bod uidtl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
sie brei siuas Der beuti@su G,s

9ie brei 9inge Der benti@em 0es
miitbli9fett. gu Salafrod unb Pdt,.
toffeln Seb6rt ais brttteS Sphlbpl
urbeutider @emitblidfeit bt-iett
alIeretnsS me1r unb mebr TIT IbgdnB
fomnlenbe-8ieife; oisS lino bret Sc
bitfert gum S1reibcn uub Stubtren,
Of: manGes Sri9iual friiberer jSett 10
uotbmenSt9 bate, Gap Is obue biefelbeu
falirl ietnen Mamen 81 4apter brtn9eu
fonnte. Der ipiirttenbersiide aan5ler
@a4ter pfle9te sic 70 5temlid al, bic
Stelle Der Iabafspfeife sctretcne ST.
sarre rbas Gebifel ser arbeit" gu
tlennen.-IlS bcr babii9e Staatsratb
9tebenius ciueS cages gum @ro6ber3o8
3eopolS serufeu lparb. l,Il cine Depef4e
iofort gu erlebiget, iaste CT: ga,
f5iitgli6e Sobeit. bas ScGt nidjt 10 &C.
idlptno, ba nluB tl crit iiei.ie 8feife
baben !"-r 9tun, &i,iien f0unen sic
aenug pom mir Gaotn," snt0esuete Der
Sarlt."-n9e, il, mug aber aud Gin
9aar SabnI1cu (Tantolctn) babeu."
9lud biele purbea loiort G:rbei3eihaHt.
rSa, i5 ntnB ebcr aut5 not) cinc!l
Shlairod Daheu." NoS lpar bann
benz @robbcrso9 bod Al i:arf nnb Ct
rtei: rj3um &nfud! SO frieden Gle
btnter Sbrcn Sfcn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
GiHberRanoen

4oti3ets iftar: rWas
jinb Sie?"-O rSdnsertn."-
BoItseis 6 mtffdr: rGlt?1-
Dame: ,8eiuahre, Sopran, Serr
4pmmiIidr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
Ser OeishaIS.

mann (auf benz Tobesbette) :
r9u, Nlts, benz ret9en Setter III
Baperm fannit On meine Eobesanjcige
unfranfirt i6ideu, 96rlt Dull"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
Seine MnsIcgnnB.

Hi1ter: ran8eflagter, i9 per.
iDnltd bin es ni6t, Der Sbnen bic blpet
Sabre @efdnsniB subiftirt bat. fonoern
6as 8eiet."-a 8ter (etnfal.
lenb): rab, Serr 6i4ter, bet fem,
id idon ; bier idiebt's INNER Gerer uff
ben Iu0eren! !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26

mir Dergnnaiin fur benTc nod 6foIfins
ofgt bate ; CT fat Tim meme anrte
tn bic Eai1e ipe6irt, beSbalb mahte er
li9 aud I'm ben arllcn befnetpten
Greunb 10 uiel sn ldaffen, er fo4te
S9tdfal fpieleu. 0iun, iett bttSt'S
biefen IeufelSitrei1 aud aisnitsn;
td bin Sn febr nit meiicr Srei6eits.
farte, bic i9 In einerl Nnfaa bon Sci,
fteSft6rnng bcrporIolte, gebdnielt moi.
oett.n
Nod eiilsr Ulif anf sen l9ou ibuarr
9elSea Sreuno ~perieao, f9ritt er 5ur
Ibir binaus uno mad BEN gen1etrsl
faattlidcn S6lai,immcr; b~dnberin..
9enb fanb CT bort lein Sran1en limit
ten Der 9rduli1en Geripiiftniis, be btri
nddtlibe @aft alSerid;tet hattie; ipte,
Der Waidtii9. 10 ftredten fdnlmtli9e'
Stiible h:5 Si!inler5 i9re Beine tn BE
Cuff uao Spii6en ben 5derben 6es
%or;elauS irrte auf Der gafferflutb
etie blonde Code ieilcr Clio.
,Siebft Ou, SG)asbeu, mas aus
einenl uniiberleeten S9er5 alleS roer6er
farn." ia9te er. is;nen Mrm I'M ibre
Taile tescuS. Ssh rertor auf Dem
Wesc mad Dem Stat9Sfciier meine 5rei.
bettstarte. Die jener Wenl9 seiunben
baben nluB unb ms bes6alb in'8 SauS
8ebraht tpurbe. 2ab uns bieS CUR
Charming biener ntlb ben Geft Der Sar.
te,, herriH}ptf IN oehe ,,ip-H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
S..,. Nalter, :. s. McMiaan
M.T'' 3to. Sem, Wn
Ssaller & MtWiaan,
''a'ssstntbams uaa 8eFb-
Sttets Maenteu.

i,ssss. S@ pc sinsiqen fog. GrunbbeFbes. In
II % Sea ~ y SasconaSe @ountp, $40.
IN Fuvy ader alerlei @rlubeiaentbum
ssn a5nss,n,. S9enfen @runbeiSentbum
srtsrs,1s,'a Yerionen bie nOtbiee auis
eFaaA,is,n,r Sermltteln anleiben auf
thu 4'Vufl Cine arsabl Der Ring :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
aniI8Iid.

,S0r'n sic, paiien Sie auf, bab sic
Ginsm nidt BEN SUP peBtreten !" =
$50, no, berubisen g Sbua-auf eirs
nal tritt ma 70 on SUP nit tpe9l"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
q, ieSens Samie

la, aser's qiaen bditsr. Rein nneeres
-, s--,.,l Ensst 70 far:e Ra4frass. cher 10
80. smyt.sIans isitsns Der sier,ie. o Sisis
rsr s.;ise. absr sransIi4 rrirten. 70 iinS te has
w. srs,,,l ir ssrfopiuus. tlnpsrsaaIi4ssit.
:, ...,r Slsb.nasa, gppet;tIof9teit. esberIsb
ss ~ sopftSmsrs. Sic uer.rsibsn erfdItuns.
~ ms ear.yf.Tanibsisea. beiIsn absuntatis'
S'.ss - g~eura!aie. uns ias aui eanbs uHS @ais
80. rrsuttssrli6. IA ie iberladcrt ix,S aus
; s :;.:is s:Sran9t mam ' s:ia a ~:
:. ,anusr fs Won jung unS cit leiSt niIS ObHs
~. s;r,snuuu,sn wsreer. aers.e sebst nit
eas4, s..,isbIusa Sisien gilsn ben SorJas Dor
~ ,,sern. 6. %. 6srih, SuOiOnia. ar,.. iast:
ssbr, 1853 fus ia aHi ben Eat5 sinss 6reuHs
gssr's glusu III Saaen non perborbensm
m~ gasrtoytane, Sis6sr uub GrtdItuns sin;a=
49,. sic tsa.en mir before Gienfte ais irssuh
80 ID Juror usriu4t bate. unS isitSsm
-. Is in foI4su Sagen Pets mad i5nsn,"
ansr's abiabrenOe Yiaell.
...,,.,. non Or. s. G. apsr& Co.. aOpeH. RaH.
- allen aputbs,sr INT Gr:nsiIsSsH ;a ba5sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
9rehiiher @eiaeib. &6nt,

IreHli9er @ei4eio. aontg Srtto:
rid II. bielt bel Ieinem Mtlitdr OUT
cine attnrate 3aaririiur, beionosrs aber
duf S5pis. Stu Orasoneroberit bate
bur6 &ranfbeit iein Saar fait gang
perloren unb trug ftatt beS SopIes etne
leiat sefrduielte 9aartour. per Sd.
Mtg bemerfte oies bel elmer Mufterurt9.
,Sberlt g." iaste CT la6elab, 4Gr
trdst ia feinen 3opf? IaS peroen
bte Selterrei6er la9en. ipenr fte Shn
ieben!d = IS fat ia nod nte etn
Sseinb meinen 9iiiden seiebei, Wfaie.
ftatl" a~ntlportcte idla9fcrtig barani
Der Sbcrit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26

StuhentiiGes. a-dter
(;u etneni, aaf Der Greppe fteneen,
beaeften Stubenten): ,Saben gie tst.
,iei, 6ausi9liiilel, ODER parten Sie bier
auf Semanb pc tubent (brtnts
ulenb): Sauobl lD-rN ui men benz? ?"
-,Muf ben 0etobrieftraser!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-26
An5elae=Haten.

mSh.. '"''" S
, ss,Si.saIisn'!IssH, Die uut ishs tstssass 5n.
ettbsnse'G ajsissn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Palestine, Tex, Aug, ~, 1893,
Hon, Ino, }, Cox and others. Committee.
Mullin. Texas,

Palestine Tex, Aug, ~, 1893,
Hon, Jno' J. Cox and others, Committee,
Mnlln Texas
Gentlemen Your communication of
Aug. -, directed TO me at Austin, II
before me, IN which you honor me with
an Invitation TO hc present and address
a mass meeting nt Mullin ON August Stat.
'on ihe silver question IA well ns tho
enire subject of iinHncc." Aud You sug.
ses' 10 ease u is impossible for me 10
clme that letter from me would be
appreciated II Is a matter a sinecrc
regret to me that | cannot be with you
on that occasion. | feel a very dN,n intpr.
est NJ the silver and financial question.
now being so earnestly discussed IN con.
kreSs ald 20 anNiously considered Nv
lhe people all over the country. That
me present financial panic has hcnn
brought about Dy the mnchinationa az tbn
owners OF bonds and gold for the mr..
pose OF soaring the people OF this conn,rv
lHso tue Issue OF bonds TO buy r-oll ma
into the demonctization OF silyernn,l the
adoption OF single gold standard, / do
That the scheme has gone further than
they lntcndei think possible Tbren NV
four hundred banks have heen clossi ".
" hnndrvds of business assotdntions
ana hrms have been hankrunte1 hv I,
Aud thousands OF honest toilnrs Lsy.
heen thrown out Of employment NV 4,
ana other thousands are TO he thrown ont
81 employment Aud they and their fo,ni
Hes must beg or steal or starye. AMI IN
hecanse tho owners of billions Of dnii,'un,
worth OF bohds, OF governments and cn,
poratonS, and the owners Of iarre ann,
OF money aud controllers of tho dnnniIai
policy OF Great Britain and other isns,'
lean countries and their agents ma
partners Ia tlls country are irving ~
force ON US the destruction Of oncsh,is
the metal money Of The country as a
means OF increasing the value Of their
money and securities, aud OF decrcnsin,,
the value of all property and labor NV,
pam question now TO be solved for ni,r
people y, shall we make scarce and drar
money for the benefit Of the plutocrais
and cheaper property and labor FOR I'M
masses Of ihr people; and IN doing "a
increase the PRESENT financial paule intn
universal bankruptcy aud ruin for mr.
peoplef Or shall we restore the ooinase
o. silver 10 It's relation TO gold as ID sioed
before the passage % the act OF 1874
which secretly and fraudulently snspend
ei me coinage Of standard silver dollars
aud demonelized our silver. ana hns
restore confidence aud prosperiiy 10 an,
roNN ava country and by so doing teach
the money and bond 0wsigrs OF EnrOne
saNt she eonaiitutlNn Of the Uni,ed States
invests ccngrrss aud not the money ban,
ans q EUROPE. with the dniy OF regulai.
hls ine nnances of this county
\ ne lobn sherman Democrats OF Texas
seeni 70 thlnk that Mr.. Cleveland and
tne Vihces AZ his disposal constitute fhe
Nel 81 hem9crne,- They do no, aaenl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
REAGAN WRITES
A LETTER WHICH TELLS WHY
SILVER SHOULD BE USED.
RESOLUTIONS Adopted Commenting
the Tcxas congressman Who Stood
Firm for silver-A Big Time.


Mullin, Tex, Aug. 81, 1893.
Edito- Gazette:
There was a large and enthusiastic
mass meeting Of the voters Of Mills
county here today in response 10 call
issued by number Of prominent mem
bers of all the different political parties
to give expression to their views on the
silver question. Organization was effect
ed by electlng John J. Cox. ESQ, chair
man and A. V. Logan secretary, after
which u committee on resolutions was
appointed by the chair, and on motion
Chairman Cox was added to the com
mittee. While tho committe was out
short speeches were made by Judges j.
A. Mohlcr and George Whitaker, after
which the committee on resolutions re-
ported the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted after some
discussion. Several members Of the con
vention commended that there should be
added n resolution expressing disap-
proya of the course pursued by Congress
mon Gresham, Grain, Paschall and Pen
dletou,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
IN THE CITY.
A GREAT GAME.

a baseball game between the Painters
and the Fort Worth aud Denver City
nine was played at the ball grounds yes.
tcrday swith score Of 10 Z in five
innings, which was then called on ac-
count Of darkness. Lovers Of the game
say they never saw a better game played
sit &c the days Of IS when the Texas
league wns an organization. 1t was
pitchers battle from beginning TO end.
Notwithstanding many hits were made.
The field WIS almost errorlcss, II was
u fine day aud the pitchers had complete
control over the ball. The Painters
took the inns, with Moody az the bat,
who made clean bit. Van Rensselaer,
sacrificed. which sent Moody TO second.
King tried to knock Il two-bagger, but
only made one bringing Moody to third.
Kelly suarihaed and Moody crossed the
plate. Nliibpu tried hard for n hit, but
failed and Organ did lisewise, and Will
llnms of the Drnvcrs was first to single.
Attwell, with clean hit sent Williams
TO third, aud MAYOR with clean hit
brought Williams and Attwell across
the plato. Lucl,et went to first on balls.
but did not get around as the next
two 1T the bat struck out. Next inning
the Panthers failed to score. In the last
half of the third inning the Delvers
filled the bases, when a bit by Williams
brought q man in. Attwell next made
q two-bugger but 10y wild throw to
home by Morris brought in two men.
The next two at the bat struck out In
the first huff Of the third inning the
Pinihcrs rallied aud Maben went to
the bat and made a long fly 10 the left,
bat Nnylor was there. Kelly singled,
Mutlocl. with nice clean hit, sent
Kelly to third Bowlan also singled,
filling the bases. Organ also made q nice
hit, which brought m two men. Moody
made pretty single, and By steal to
second brought in Alatlock. Van ltens-
selner hit 10 deep center. which sent
Moody home and King aud Morris went
out. Again Luckct of the Denycrs
singled, and by hard hit by Williams
sent l.ncket TO second Attwcll hit to
left, but by magnificent throw by AIut-
lock Luckel was put out at third. Nay
Tor hit n hot liner, but was caught out
by Van Rensselaer,. Frederick was
strucl, out Tie next two innings neither
side scored and the game was called on
account Of darkness. The following is
the Official score:
Panthcrs..........1 o Q . IL
Druvers..........3 o 4 o o.
Two.basc hi,s-Attwell and Moody.
Errors 3. Zine Of game, l:2j.