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Corresp oudenec Uf the TINES,
Jonesyille by Telephone.

JoyEsvILLr, June 25th.-The rain that
fell here last Monday did considerable good,
but we are needing more, especially for corn
aud gar lens. Cotton is doing very well AMI
is in a fair way to make good crop.
Children's day was observed at New Hope
last Saturday. l was not present but uE-
dcrstand there was quite Il crowd there AMI
the day was spent very Pleasantly and profit
ably.
Rev. Marion Dargan, of Columbia, Preach
ed in the Methodist church here yesterday
He had Il full house and for l5 minutes held
his audience with perfect attention. His
subject was Time, and he pic;urcd time rs
the only opportunity for man TO attain to
anything good and great uuI 10 prepare for
eternity.
Tuesday, June -. There was consiiera-
ble rain about in the country yesterday
evening, though we had but little at Jones
vllle. The showers are very partial; gen
eral rain is much nee led.
Rev. Mr.. Da,gaI detiyergl an address to
the Lish school here yesterday ev&nirg,
which was very appropriate and Instructive.
After the Gd lrrSs, ice cream and other re-
f.cshmcnts were served. The audience was
large aLd the occasion was an enjoyable one.
Mr.. n q. iIt:,eiirhn seems TO be very
much welded to the dC'unc, 1isp"nsary law,
Notwithstanding the strife and blouashod i:
caused in trying to enforce it, to say nothing
about the drunkenness aud other crimes it
caused. lie and his eigLty-Nvc correspond
cuts hold very different opinion from
hundreds of others. "But there arc many
men of many minds
Miss Virgic LirtlCiohn, ofGowdcys is
still very sick with typhoid fever Our
town is very hctlthy.
Our people were very much shocked last
| Saturday morning on receiving telegram
! that Dr.. c. l.. + cming, OF Spartanburg, had
died suddeniy. The pr. had many friends
| in Jonesvile.
Messrs Harris Y Foster are enlarging
| their music and furniture store.
TELEPHONE,
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PROGRAM

OF the Fifteenth Annual Session OF the
Womans' Foreign Missionary Society of
the South Caro- ina Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, he'd at Uuion,
S. C, July ~, 1894.
WEDNESDAY, July 4.
Opcuing session, s. so p. NJ.
Addresses of Welcome and Responses.
Social reunion at the church.
july >, u, I, 9.
Daily business sessions, $50 n. m. to |
p. III.
Committee meetings from to . p. IN.
Talks on Mission fields, etc, ) 10 q p. M.
EVENING SERVICES.
THURSDAY, $50 p. m, July >.
ANNIvERsARY Occasion.
Address by the President, Mrs. Nj. D..
Wightmah.
Annual reports jy Mrs. j. w. IIumbcrt,
Corresponding Secretary; Miss J. B. Chap
man, Juvenile Secretary; Mrs. T.. S. Her
bert, Treasurer.
Talk on Mission work in China, by Miss
L. isygood.
E".yAY. $50 p. M, July 6.
Exercsesby ySaFs pc0src anr chnd:en
Short address il time adults.
SUNDAY, Ju'y :.
Annual Love Feast, 10 u. m.
Sermon | | a. m., by Dr.. II. c. Morrison.
Chiidrcn's Mass Meeting, /. so p. IN.
Addresses by Miss Laura inygo0d, Dr..
Morris OH and others.
: 30 p. M, Sermon or address.
All persons Interested in Mission work
are most cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
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CAROLINA TEACHERS TO THE GATH
E2ING.

The annual meeting Of the NatiI Eli
ucitionnl Association is TO be held this year
at Asbury Park y. J the session beginning
July and continuing through the 18th.
South Carolina is always represented at thiS
annual gathering by Il large parry OF teach
ers, and this year. the Indication, are, the
numhcr to 60 viii be larger than ever.
All the arrangements irr :hc trip from
this State have been IN charge "; Prof. D. Il
Johnson, the association : director for South
! rOlina. Superintendent; Of Education W
j.. layfG'd, Superintendent l.. 4. Broiic.
oi thc Spartanburg city Scnoo :, and Super.
lat" dent l.. l.. Hughes OF the Grccuyie
c:y schools. These gentlemen have just
=. 'vrt u Z rcu!ar addressed In the teachers
. ;:y South and their friends which
aua 'Unc.S tant the X. X ID. Il. r.. in con
nc;ulom with the Pcnns ylvana Railroad hal
"c,n scicctc as the official route. The cr-
ca ~ then gives the following rates, schcl-
ais and ohcr information:
The rates for the rounl trip are Il, iol.
lows From Augusta. Gt., $3.50: Able
Niiir, ;. c S2l.9j; Anderson. :. c., $3.50:
Charleston, :. c., S2G 9j: Chester. ). c.,
2!.O5j Columbia. ). c.. S2ll5; Granite
,;ijc, ) c., Sob: Grccnvil!e, :. c., S24lU;
Greenwood. :. c.. S2l.5l; Johnston
:, c., $3.50; Lancaster, 5. c, S2lO:
iHurcrs, $. c.. $24.l5: Ncwhcrry, :. c..
AS, Prosperity, :. c., ?2ll5; Rock
.!ill, 5. c., $2l.iO: SCartanhurG, S
g., S2%o3; Trenton, 5. C., $500:
Union, :. c.. $500; Winnsb no. :. c.,
:'22. AMI lorkvillr, :. c., S2l So
Similarly low rates from o'hrr points
These rates include 200 membership fec 10
the Association.
"Thcsc uckct5 will hc sid July 7th. s.h
and 9TH, limited July li.h, bat j: deposited
with the Joint agcnts NJ A,huiy Park between
July Sth AMI l3'h, inclusive, may lie cX-
tended for return trip until September 2l>t.
1894
The tickets will be good on al trains
including the Pullman Ncsiibule Limited
Special par les will start rs fol oYs. on July g.
leave Augusta, (vtstbu'c,J at l:3O p.
m; Co!umhn, Foo +. m; Grccnviir, $50
p. m; SPartanburg, G.22 = m L,ave
Augusta, fast mail at 200 T. IN Columbil,
800 "a. M; Grecnvilc, 3 90 Il. III Spartan-
burg, 1.Ol n III.
Both vcSlibu!c limited AMI fast mail
trains carry through Pullman drawing
sleeping cars 10 Washington, Baltimore AMI
Phi'adclphla, aud passengers will reach
Asbury Park inside Of twenty four hours
from he start Similar through trains for
RETURN trip.
"Asbury PARK i. Only Gny-s,x ,5GJ mi,cs
from New orli city AMI six ~! miles !Y,n.
hong ;rrnch, Sin, trains each way iIi'y-
also duly palatltl steamers from Lon.
Branch to New York.
Hard times are made easy il you spnnI
your Cash ".th "lilE OLD RELIABLE
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TO all Concerned.


~ VI ICC uISS Will DC gwen NJ
Nicholson's IIrll on salient facts of Church
History, beginning on the Sth OF August, ut
: p. IN. The first lecture will bc ON the
planting OF christianity in the British
Islands, by the Rev. G.. L. Swccny. ID. d..
gradual" OF Trinity College, Dublin. lie
wl! trace the fortunes of the Church down
to the reign of Henry VIII.
The second lecture will be hv the Rev.
lhcO. ID. Brauon, who will ttcpt oc the Re
formation. All this is the common heritage
OF ihc Anglo-Saxon race, however divided in
Church lines we are today.
The achievements of the present race in
civil an! Ecclesiastical government. in lib
cr'y, kmowlcl Ire anI power, has placed il in
the lead cf the patrons OF :hc wurll. and all
the facts that mark their progress in the
past must be Of great interest 10 their
dc>crnlants.
Mr.. Brptton will he followed by Rev. y.
i!c'ey, on the history of the c!urcl, in
America. This, too, Is Our common heritage
closely associated a. it i with our constitu-
tional government and material progress
s.,4~ ". f,ny arroo ,,;h
r,r, ,u 49,, .,
,doc,sI ,v r,o,, ,chioh ,:n
on,,bcr c,I,,,,,
:, nr tho c,n,cs, h,,woo, a., S.,....;. ,
c,rdiIo,c, bo. ,ccr ,n,,n;n. 49,, ,a,,..,I.
"a oi,hsr w.. h,I ,..I
,,c,, ,.,, S..,,.,,,. r,,,, ,,..,,
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lIATcm Is IIApPY. Washington, June 22.
AT I:I5 o'clock this afternoon the anti
option bill passed the House by " vote
announced to hc yeas $50, nays 81; present
and net voting, | This rcsu t Vas reached
after two hours consideration Of the amend.
meets 10 tac bill, Enicr the FIVE minnie rulo
ard IN il lur's speech b llarch, the au,hDr
o! the bill, Summing up the argumcnts in its
favor.
The bill, rs finally passed, was the bill
that came from the committee on agriculture,
with the single addition Of fl ,ur 10 the list
Of lrtccs VIII ch may not be trade in.
Til" vote in favor Of the till IS sumnnr zed
ns fol o~s: Democrats 90, RcppbAcao, A;
Populisls lG Thos" who vo.oi against II
Democrats 81, Rcpub leans 20.
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Divine Services.

The regular quarterly communion scrS ices
viii be held in the Presbyterian church next
SUNDAY morning at II o'clock
Preparatory services Saturday morning,
beginning Il, II o'clocN c.ulurcl Ivy R,y.
y. J. ,m.s.
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WANT 1T STOPPED. - Fort Mill, June %
The following resolutions were adopted by n
mass meeting # the citizens of Fort Mil
township, held in tie toBn hall Saturday,
June -, 1894, attended by both Conscryn-
tiyeS and RcfyrmerS
"Whercas. we have noticed with much re-
gret and sorrow that the two candidates for
Senatorial h7nor3 are now conducting the
canvass in n personal bitter and caustic
manner, which is calculated to do great harm
to South Cnrolina and bcnchtting neither
candidate, therefore be II res lived.
Il. That such being the case, We think it
would he wise 10 discontinue the joint canvass
30 far rs the United St"tcs Senators arc con-
cerncd BY - doing, it would prevent dis
sensions among ncighbors AMI friends and
wouli hc adding to the general welfare ofall
concerned AMI !, erhaps prevent b'oodshCd.
~! That copy of tic<c resolutions tie
sent tD the chairman Of the S,ate De nOcratic
COMMITTEES, asking him to use his influence
in having these resolutions carried out at
cncc and that a copy be sent TO Governor
Tl'mnn and the Register with request to
publish
-. II. ThO-nwcll, Chairman
..Snml l. T.. VIII te, Secretary
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\ new safe mon"y "rler sy,!cm "iii 6o
put in operation on the frs. of July. The
following facs concerning The same will lie
Of interest to the public generally: The
schedule of fees charged for the new money
or icls has been reduced to the BASIS now
charged hy the various express companies
for transmitting money. For 500 or less,
Sc. 81 30 to -, DC. 50 to SO, &c. $40
TO SO zoe. $50 to $50, Re. $50 to $40
l5c.; SO to $40, 1Sc; 500 - $40, 3On $50
SO 25c; SO, to 500 @0a The postal
note lslerl viii he ahOl,shel.
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A CARD

Mn. EnToT :-Whiic we rcforuefs are
looking around for men to take care of our
interests we can afford to ignore such men
ns Mr.. Newton G. Li'tlcjohn, who Is capable
OF huing any Ciiicc in the county or State,
and therefore suggest his name for the
legislature. lie is man who is fully able
to represent us and let us. elect him anyway
REFoRMER.
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BsY" The interesting proceedings of the
ton, held with Skull Shoals Sunday School
last Sunday is uuayodably crowded out this
wcck
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Bs3s" We see among the State cnmpaigncrS,
the name of our friend. q. Walton Whitman,
who announces himself n caudiiaic for the
office Of State Superintendent of Educatlon
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E-t?' Don't forget that next Monday is
the last day the Registration book will he
open before the next election. Be sure
you vc got n Ger ltcate of registration
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FSss% The meeting Of the woman's For

Are you really for your delegates to the
Women's Auxiliary next week How
wou'd it do COR you to look at your table
lincuS, Towels. and sheets? We have some
special features along this line
\. II. FOSTER x CO.
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sam !, l.. VIII te, Secretary"

The New York World cal on the prcsi-
dent 10 Gear himself and the democratic
party Of the su-lr trust scandal and to vim
dicatc the rar:y's hone>,y and strength by
throwing the weight # his influence with
the democrats of the house who passed real
tlril reform bill and who may insist upon
having it made law. The World is right
Mr.. { cvcaud spoke out strongly enough Oh
the silver question. Let him speak out on
The tariff at this critical time and do his part
th ng with which il may make "A decent
showing before the country. .--- GrorHrH'
NlwS.
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Advance of Temperance.

Has any one noticed the gradual and
gratifying progress of temperance in this
town the past ten or twelve years? Twelve
years ago six OF seven tarr5oms did profit
able business in the town Of Union, but at
,hc time the dispensary law was put in
force, one year ago, there were only two
barrooms in operation, and the owner of one
of them tod us on the day he clOsel up, hc
had made very little money that this place
could not support more than one barroom
we'll
Il must be remembered that this was
we have undoubted authority for saying,
coupled with our pers )pal observation, that
up to that time cases of drunkenness on the
strccts hal become less every year. In
uncommon sight on the streets, AMI arrests
for iruuiclacs> were vc"y rlr'. On the
first day tha. the diSpcnstry WAS opened we
saw more men drunk than we hal seen, all
put together, in five years before. Before
the ii>ponSary was closed by the decision of
the supreme Court, however, the town h.d
rcganci its ncrmal coalition Of sobriety, to
al oui~1| appearance, and We honestly
believe that nc'rly all the excessive drink
ing during that nine months was done
through the blind tigers
y high moral sentiment, incu'cated in II
grca, measure by the agitation Of temper
aucc Lv individuals and through the various
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DG,rm or MIS-, AXNE DG>N.--Slartan-
hurg, June - Miss Annie Dean, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Il Dean, died today.
She graduated with DIS incli,n few yc irs
ago at the Grecnvill. Female College. She
was one of the mo popular young ladies in
the city and NIL who knew her loved her.
She was IL most dutrlul and helpful daughter
and her death i great blow to the family.
KILLED nY GHlrf.-Sumtcr, Jane 22.~-
Mrs. Junius y SPanm, whose maiden name
was Su.an Ann Icahon, del here very sud
denly today upon the receipt of . lcTum
frold tmericus Ca, announcing the death
If her ycn. H"nr,e. AZ inut place this
morning.
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Not more .ntn onc-Gf.h of the white
y at"rs OF Il coIn'y ait"Gd the campaign
meeting; la some of the counties mcar,y
Lal! .! The aiticucc : yy'vIcI. SyyJtua.
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ESJ" The July term OF court will comm cncc
next Monday. Judge Il. c. Watts will pre-
side for ihc first time in this county
wherever Judge Watts has he'll court he has
commanded the respect and conticnc. of the
btr and the people. by his rIiiity, dignity
anl impartialiy.
rr:s" The meeting OF the Woman's For-
c'gn Missionary society of the $. c. Con-
ference next week, promises to bc very
Interesting. There will h. nheu: 7U dele
gates present. Mrs. NJ. d. Wightmau,
wid1w Of the lac beloved Bishop Wightman,
is President Of the Society and will preside
at the meetings here.
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will he opened for business
from s A. NJ. to 600 =. Nj.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 9 a. NJ. to =. u.
Mail going East will close promptly at
- 40 L. NJ; going West l.1O L. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
each day 80 minutes before the trains ar
rive.
II. W. HARRIS. Z. NJ.
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BE- There will be an entertainment in
the Gradci School Building, this Friday
evening, 29ih inst, to which the public are
cordially invited.
The exercises will consist Of vocal music,
embracing solos, quhrtcttes, and choicest
selections from one of our m,st popular
operas, and waiter drill by twelve young
ladies' Of the Graded School.
The proceeds will be used to start a library
for the school!
Admission &c, schoo! children and all
others under - years Of age, lOc.
Doors open at s. O'clock.
Light refreshments will be sold after the
regular Programme is finished
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E-!g"The newly appointed Board OF Heal,

E-4F" The newly appointed Board of Health
will visit the pre- niseS Of the citizens within
the c c)rp orate limits ofrhe town of Union next
week. fyou don't wish to be reported fer
uncicannesS, 20 to work and put your prem
iscs in the most clcanly condition The
health aud reputation of the town demand
the most scrupuuuS clclnliness of the
premiSCS ,f hoy citiynnS = .!
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Hard times are made easy it you sponl
your Cash w.th "lilE OLD EELIABLE.'
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II. W. HARRIS. Z. NJ.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-20
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

There is good reason for the popu-
larity OF Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy. Davis a Buzard, OF West Mon.
terey, Clarion Co, Pa, say: at has
cured people that our physicians could
do nothing for. We persuaded them
10 Try bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend IL
with the rest nf u.s." so cent bottles
for sale by X. w. Smith, druggist.
Wednesdays Statesman says:
The case of the State VS.. /. F. Clark
was argued yesterday in the Su-
preme Court BY Attorney General
Parsons for the State and Il. NJ.
Wolfe of Mountain Home for the
defendant. Clark was sent to the
penitentiary for seven years for rob-
hing Chinese at Mountain Home.
He claims that, in his preliminary
examination, the magistrate failed
10 note in the jurat that the testi-
mony had been read over TO the
witness. Upon this technical point
Clark hopes TO escape.
The preliminary hearing of LATE
Griffin, II. T. Smith, VIM. Mabbutt
and Ambrose Mabbutt on n charge
of cattle stealing was held at Belle
vue on the 18th. and they were held
to appear and answer before the
next grand jury. The bonds Of
Smith and Griffin were placed nj
81 900 each; VIM. Mabbutt at $500
and Ambrose at $3.50. Smith is
a butcher al Shoshone and is an ex-
county commissioner. Griffin is
a tough character. although he is
related to Hon. John HALEY. He
has been up on a similar charge
several times before, but through
the aid of friends and shrewd coun-
sci he evaded the law. IL is now
thought his escape is impossible.
Ii is said that startling disclosures
will be made when the cases come
before the district court. and it IL
thought the band Of cattle thieves
who have 50 long existed on Snake
river will be broken up.
r. Nit. r-.. n.a.t-- nA.~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-20

Notice No. sos
United stases Land Omes
Haley idzho. October ~, isos !
Notice Is hereby given thai JOHN p. MARTIN.
whose postofAcs address h ROCKY Bsr, umos
county. Idaho. hes this day made application fora
United States Patent for the
ONTARIO LoDK
Mining Claim. situate In Bear Creek Mining District.
Emore county. Idaho. consisting Of 100 linear ss
OF the lode. and surface ground 500 Sect wds belsx
Survey No 1860 and described In the field notes Asa
plat Of the Official survey on ais In thi. oaies wA
magnsiic yariatlon At ~ degrees 50 minutes esss
as follo~s:
Commencing At point Of discovery. thence n % a.
ns2 feet 10 center end Of elalm; theme = % Dc
500 feet ~ oprnsr No. I; thence % dg 900 isss
70 corner No q thence 90 dg W 1900 fset 70 ecrn~
No. ,; thence y - Dc Y 600 fest 70 corner No I
whence corner Ne Ida Klnsors lode ciAlm survey
No szs hear IS d. Is min W - lee, distant os'.
ner No. Z. Confederate star mlIiste survey No ssf
bears II d. u min q ia fess distant. U. mn
No Bear cresk mining district bears 80 Dc % ~
ifs4 feet distant; thence % d. z 1900 isstt
corner No. and place OF beginning survey d a.
terror boundaries. Containing an area o. ndss
acres, excluding however from this descriptive sna
application col In conflict with the csaisdss.
ate Star miiisite survey No. sz1 D. Area claims ss
patent 1887 Of the unsarveycd lands Of ths
United states
AN persons holding adverse claims thereto ars "
qiired 10 present tho before this once wlska
sixty days from the rst day o. paolcasion hsrsf .
they s b. barred By virte Of the provisions d ~
statute
The said mining claim being Of record In the osfss
OF the Recorder u said mining district at hcuas1a
Home. In Eimofe county Idaho The nrarest knps1
ioeaiions being the Harmony, anzareyed. on ne
nor'h the ks,nesalda. uasurseysi. on the vest 80
the Ida kllnore survey Ne. b2z. southwesteriy.
direct tha. thls notice be pnhlishal 10 the Klmnss
bulletin, the newspaper pahlssbed nearest the -
mining claim. Tor the period Of sixtv days
". 7. RILEY, Register.
Frank 7 Hyman, attorney Cor claimant
First publication. October rs. isns
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-20

IN (conneetedl Cattle. Ear-mark. underhit h
III each ear; waffle left hand side neck Raars
Bennett creek and Pine Grove wN. BLACghAH
= double asrhor) on left shoulder. Hors>z
- Range. Bennett creek and Pine Grove WIN.
Bizcknlan. Mountain Home po~,ofsce.
" Left hip Marks; Crop and split la left unbli IN
~ right, waffle lsft law.
IL Both hips. Marks: Crop and split In each ezr,
] waffle right Jaw. A. N. HALL
nov18 W Mountain Home, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-20
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wsrid's Fair Highest Award.
For Over Flnr Years.

Ak OLD AND WEiLrTRIED RIaRDY.
Mis-. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty FEARS by mil
lions OF mothers for their children
while leething, with perfect success.
II soothss the child, sOftens the gums.
nllays all pain, cures wind collie. and IL
The best remedy for diaIha,ea. II Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug.
gists In every part Of the world. %
cents bottle. Il, value Is incalcul.-
BILE Be sure and AJAX for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind. jelyl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-20

There j. only one RECOMMEND dalton
before Congress the Republican gold
bug press endorses--the issu ing Of
x700. DOC, 900 in government bonds.
Every paper that advocated he de
monetization of silver is favorab lie TO a
gold loan for the benefit OF Am erican
and European bankers. AZ Sec Rotary
Carlisle says, the hanks are cd frying
too much money and are doin so at
a great inconvenience and loss, and he
wants TO help them out. Has a ny one
heard Of any recommendation tina.
will help the poor man OUT Not
muchi