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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

There Is not an idle mill in North Caro,ioa
save two recently purchased to be equipped.
The Trades Union Congress Mt Car,.iff
passed q resolution protesting against En-
peror williams interference with the liberty
tif the press
At Little Rock, Ark, the State editors
convention organized the Democratic BIZ Me-
tallic League OF Arkansas, favorable to free
silver ut Is to /.
Westminster church, Minneapolis was rut
ted by an incendiary fire; loss $50, 900. The
congregation is the weathiest and largest of
tne presbyterian denomination in tho State.
At Helena, Mont, IN eartbuuakc
shock was experienced at 1925 Friday morn
ing. 1t lasted about three seconds and was
distinctly felt all over the CITY, No reports
Of damage 30 far received
In the Wimbledon cup rife contest at Sea
Cir, Saturday: 8. 7. Scott of the Engineer
high score Of 1875 out OF possible $50 bent
the score OF 116 made last year by Peter Fin
egan, OF the Sixty ninth Regiment
Two hundred cases OF Chinese goods.
which were shipped from Hong Kong, sever
al weeks ago. have arrived in Atlanta. and
are now at the grounds OF the Cotton States
and International Exposition, in charge of
the custom house officials.
The President has issued an order placing
book binders in all branches of the Govern
ment Printing Office-notably the Treasury
under the civil service on the same foot
ing with those in the main office.
Secretary Lamont has ordered the light
battery OF artillery stationed at Fort RiIey
Kan, to Chickamauga to participate in the
dedication Of the battlefield. This will be the
only battery detailed from the west to take
part i'll the dedication, the other troops all
coming from the department Of the cast.
In the case of the prize fighters, who were
arrested at Dallas, Texas. Saturday. CHIEF
Justice j. NJ. Hart, OF the Court Of Appeals.
has granted writ Of habeas corpus return
able on the 10th inst. These cases will de-
ternine the validity OF the law licensing
prize fighting in Texas.
At Grand Haven, Mich, Mary l. Pierce.
aged l3, who has been on trial for the m urder
OF her mother this morning was found guilty
OF maDslauShter. She was sentenced to the
Industrial School for Girls at Adrian
until she is 81 years old. This is the murder
Tor which George Chesbro, the girls nephew,
was sentenced to life Imprisonment at Jack,
son month ago. Chesbro's brother testi-
fed against the girl.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
G4n. Coppinger Reports the Bannoch h
Indians as Quiet and Peaceful.
By Dur Regular Correspondent

BY yPur Regular Correspondent
gen. Coppinger, who commanded the
troops sent to Jackson's Hole on account Of
the reported refusal Of the Bannock Indians
TO obey the civil authorities OF Wyoming.
arrived in Washington this week. He brought
Ills report, which is now in the hands Of
the Secretary OF War, and has had long
conference with Secretary Lamont, which
was also attended by Indian Commissioner
Browning. Gen Corpinger agrees with the
U s. District Attorney and Deputy Marshal
whose reports reached the Department OF
Justice about two weeks ago, as TO the origin
OF the trouble being schemiuS white men.
de declares the Bannock Indians TO be quiet
anu Peaceiuie. Gen. Coppinger thinks it
would prevent any similar troubles in the
i"ture il the entire Jackson Hole country
were annexed 10 tho Yellowstone National
iark, bat Wyoming may rot regard the loss
OF such hig Slice OF territory as a satisfacto-
ry ending OF the matter Congressional ac-
ton would be necessary to make such a
change.
NOW tina. death has made vacancy in the
mead OF the Fish Commission. the fight for
the transfer Of that Commission to the Agri-
cuturai Department, where many people
think it properly belongs. vii! be reopenrd
with vigor. There j. no doubt that the Fish
commission has done good work. but il has
also done much that mus; b" ciasend rs cy-
tr;vagant. such a. spending large sans ..
money raising :ancy fish. which should have
gone tow RS rcp:"rishinc th" Sto.,. ur fool
lsh III GA. E;,"~ "aj rivers. j; l. also
charged tina: in nrIrr 10 obtain votes q. S",-
ators ana Representatives for appropriations
II mas est"iiish"i ha:"h"ci"S ana stations IN
IocaIili". entirely emitted for them l., al
d!tion t. :Hcsr i.,in.S ln"rc have, i",.,, sever
al unsecmly wrang.ns among tho ofiria!s e
the Commission. No harm can con" of I..-
tinS u un"er the "Ontru! y! the DEPARTMENT
OF Agriculture. ana the chance. ar. al "a
'aNor o! an Improvement in its work follow
ihS sn"h IL change. It is another one o!
th"so nCrcaUX Of the government which has
used science to CLOAK soft snaps Of hunhu:~-
gerry.
Rumor says the bond syndicate. which las
been putting gold in the treasury 20 rer,u.o
that withdrawn for export, is mcreIvprcpnr
lnSio force another issue Of bonds Lcrr-.
Congress can prevent it. For every doiia,
lnSold which the syndicate has put into the
Treasury it has taken Treasury
notes and greeubacks, which are
redeenlhicia IN gold upon presentation. Ac-
cordirg 10 rumor, the syndicate is holding
AZ these notes and when they think the time
ripe Will them and clean out the gold. thus
forcing another bond issue.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13

,h" two Nations quite $4,000, ,000 America
mas "Npended $780, 900 OF this 10 hold the
trophy.
TIL" Defender is hanll"d bv genuine
aahNcr crew from Down East" uador Cap
'iut Hank u4". aud. not ;s the yiriIant
wiS. by u crew o. ali Nations.
me NaiEyrir's rantains are CrgnGrld
ana sycamore. Lrri puurrvcn went on his
~ ~ l"' 10 'arh race. aud Mr.. l>riin was aboard
lh" lD''i"nH"". Tnc Herro Shons uf Bristol
H. /. are tn" most famous small
n"u rm,'"rS III America. and into the De-
,'n"'i PAT III" experience" -! wears with the
~" ma; g! ether rup '!e'cn.i"rS.
u" h.Si"rN o!th" cup Yd iH., dates back TO
lA1'. wh"n Crnmo',"rc S."v"!s. -: III" New
i":" IA ~ cub "rI"rrd the America from
+" OK" ~;""r~. o.! New NDrk the first and one
M -. ~" '"nN; fH'EoU- of Americas designers.
,''' A'h"r;"A Wa Il s"hn"E"r. Il t'vo-naotar.
WIZ" ih' d"t"nl"r- - tu-.!ay ar. only
>,"'!-, With olnc." mast. Stevens took her
"''"ih a'' h"It everything III English
Wh''"S -: lSil. She WAS Sold ~ AL English
man shortly ui'rg NJ "I"r!l- ma Vim. victory
"h.' W''N tn'n"i inin "a hiH'ka i" runner dur.
ih-, Ia" { v: War. She 'nii"i IL this AMI TO
'S'a'" "aatur" Wa EGmE il III" ~ John.
hFrr. F!"Ti,!I. After IT," wa she was raised
~ u" "'nH"rir "Lt and iG' i:,- c-rnm-sron
u" 'rA'",": Hcnu": Tor naval cadets. When
.nr M 'tn":'a rtn" cv"r :" race cor
'h, 'nn IN 1879. ia" Am"rica WAS
''!''"' u" Yacht aaA COM
pet winnG-; fIu-tn place. while
IA" Cambria s:nt only tenth. She
wa, hnai!y Nnh' - G'L"ra! Il. +. Batter.
~ Boston. au >, now II possession Cd! his
.mh Ih"!.. All tr' d"!".,!er>. in III. rs ,s nf
az. Il. 1G anI ST w.r" vach:. bull, for
lh'Hf ""n"rH pleasure. W In no .ie. cs de-
'"hii"" ~" "u!. IN" irs; trig! RAGS to
'h""H" II ac'":l!"r Yer" hcl! n 1881. Since
't":. 80 n:U"i money ha- been spent
on ~" yd"h;' ;Aat now they ur.
merely H"n. mwrHiuc.. ;nrrr being s,.urrely
any arr"nm" cations on hra".i. 4 reaction
rom this inachih- s:yi" of yacnt j. looked
;or hc!orc long. Here are. the uanns %; the
th"'!cnSrr' 1870. Cambria. keel schooner:
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
Tremendous Rain in Baltimore

Baltimore was visited on Friday by the
heaviest downPoGr Of rain in twenty Ave
years. Starting at 2 O'Clock in the morning,
there was little cessation until 6 O'Clock AZ
night. and 76 inches Is the record OF the
precipitation. The sewers were incapable Of
carrying of the vast quantity of water that
poured into them, and in several places
wash-outs and cave-ins resulted.
One death, the result of the storm, was re-
ported. Mrs. Annie o. Smith and her SON
were washed OF the foot bridge that spans
Jones Falls at Mount Washington. The
young man succeeded in reaching tho shore,
'put DIS mother was drowned In the stream.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13

feet less than tn" VaIkyric. The Defender
cost iuiIy S2o.OuO more than the Vigi!ant
me contrac; rric" was $1,000 nat with the
change and additional item. the cost an.
pr"arhcs s.GG.OOO. This great cost ha, nonic
from III" dcll'at" blending ol copper and
aluminium. The Defender il ,otaIiy unlike
me NiSllaht III that She has =" centrcbOard.
but l. an ont and out keel boat, Her eIYIiI
rN il due I" her !iGhtncss above water. and
her thirty-!ive-!Oot lead bulb, weighing sixty
tons. Th"total saving made 10y the use OF
aluminium IL estimated II: seven tons
III the Americas Cup were melted down
and sold 10 old silver ii would not bring
more than NSr. 1t cost. nearly half n cen
tury ng". ?5,>. 1t was not, as is generally
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13

''Wooo pulp cotton" gives satisfao.
ton.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
VALKYRIE III.

a comparison of the boats is interesting
Nnlkyric III is l29 feet over all. with 26 feet
OF beam. Is feet draught and II tons Of lead
In the Keel. Her water line measurement is
30 feet. She is built from lines laid down by
Il. L. Watson. England'S foremost naval
architect and designer Of the Thistle. Val
kyric ii. Queen Nab. and host of equally
Wem-known yachts. Naikyri". like tho De
tender, is syndicate built, despite the fact
that she is always referred to as Lord
Dunraven's boat. Her syndicate is com
Loscd OF Dunravcn, the Earl OF Ions
ual". Emperor Williams chum Harry Nc
Ca!mOnt, called the "wealthicst com
moncr Of England" and c. Il. Robin
son. Roughly speaking. she is n flat
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
DEFENDER WINS TIE FIRST.
She Led Valkyric Nearly Eight Min
utes in Saturdays Races.

in The first OF the series OF International
yacht races for the Americas CUP, on Satur-
day at Navesink Highlands the Defender
won by seven minutes ana eighteen seconds,
not including her time allowance. The re-
suit was az follows: Defender won; time.
5:2l 80; ValkyIic, 5:2S:iS. A. both boats
went over steam whistles sounded for many
minutes. 10000 people. ON the greatest
iiotiii& ,hat ever assembled or Sandy Hook,
witnessed the race. and there was a scene OF
hiiar"uS JOY when the Defender crossed the
lire fully two miles ahead Of Lord Dunra-
win 5 boat, the Vaikyrie.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
CHASTITY TRAGEDY.
Man Beheads His Fathcr-in- Law
Brother-fn-L Law and Suicides,

The most horrible tragedy in the history
OF Southern Indiana occurred at Sullivan
last Friday night. James Ward murdered
his father-in-law, Aron Hunter and his bro
theT-in-law, cutting off their heads and
kicking them around. The tragedy occur
red while the party we're coon hunting. The
murderer was pursued by mob and Just
life.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
DEFENDER
INDEED.
YANKEE DOODLE COMES TO
TOWN, AND BRlTANIA DOESN'T
RULE THE WAVE.
COMPARISON OF THE TWO YACHTS
Deichder Beats the Valkyrie Over
Eight Minutes. The Race
an Exciting One.

The contest between the Defender and the
Valkyrie III aroused more interest on both
sides OF the water than any similar tussle for
tho Americas Cup since the gallant old Yam
kee schooner came sailing home forty-lcur
years ago with brooms at her mast head. 70
chow how she had swept the British seas.
The two crack yachts of two continents ,hn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14

The bedgsT1vs are now a mass OF
bloom symrtoHy u Colors on =
green bscs RfoUad. The wild ge. aGium
and French Pink, the brunells or
gypsy clover 80 common in Scotland
the yarrov snd ciDquefoil, vetches and
lilies-no end of variety. Purple asterS
aud colomtiDe, cslandine and eglan-
tine-the sweet brier that Tennyson
raves over in sscore Of his poems-all
these are natives of Oregon, dear
reade-, as you probably we'll know.
To change the subj-c' to something
more practical, Mr.. J p. Larson,
is going 10 build him nice res-
idence up bere on the h-igh's. He has
several properties in town but wants
something little uic,r out here. He
bought several gc:ts " Jubn Hart and
getting r.sdy to build. This will be
q pretty fair nsighb0rhold
II the Sa'em cycling clubs want TO
take pretty drive let them go out the
Jefferson road Gow, pas, Adam Omart's
place. The, f. Y, Lsnsing house
stands off the road to the right on .
slightly plot that hss been cut out OF
the virgin forest. He has a fine look
ing two-year-old prune orchard, end
bis grounds are watered by ram from
the cree9.
Oregon 10 great sheep country and
hydraulic rams do well owing to alb
sence of freezl weather In winter
Mr.. Ha'ch is road supervisor this yesr
and Is mending up the roads in pretty
good shape. Where they are naturally
good he hts them a'one. The bad
b oles he fi',s with stone and grave.
But stone aud grave do not alone
make road. here has to lie brains
mixed with T. We have an alum
dance Of good road material in Oregon.
We are lacking In the application OF
intelligence on our hi<hways. We
grade enough and use gravel enough to
have some good highways. But we
are very spsring n our use Of common
sense.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14
THE oHE OKHT DAILY

THs DAM J0gHHAL by mall IA
alssinolissly the FsImsfg Daily. AZ
" . yssT ssy isSsass iyins within
FsAsh ~ . stage nss eaa hsys lhs
DAILS JouHFAL asliysTsd 10 him by
nAeil daily sDa al hs sihsT mail, fof
~ ste psI qaaSssg ~ Tires months.
ThA mskss THs OsS uEsT DAuT
eass you W ysss ssa al yooT oibs'
sail nee
Tllsi 70 s.ill u lees ibss Asy ASSES.
klsa pis~ asily ~ li,s stats. FsImsis.
lsi ihs lshi ~ asily H.Ali .ylih ihs
eslslas weIia, sblss ia upos yovl
ksmss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14


90 cent dollsss. bot tn. average debt :.
four year. 20 toe tsrmsr Is psyiog 20
ll2-cent dollars.
The government dstt Is two billions
Of dolIars, which increases The bsrden
every year ts5, 900. sn average Of Is
year increase for every family. The
average man has . burden resting
upon him Of $3.50 from tbis debt. The
total private debt Of the country is
tls,OOo. .oOO. 900. Three per cent Of this
is tIEO,OOo.OOO, transferred from The
pockets Of one cIass Of men to another,
and unjustly %. The way 10 got an
honest dollar is TO Increase the quantity
Of money. How can this be done ?
The government already coins all Of
its gold, and could only reduce the size
Of its gold dOllArs. This would not be
honest. What can the United States
iDcrease In quantity Of money With
and keep prices from aiding down
II there is no gold We will hAys TO uss
silver. We have, at the present tIme,a .
highly defective currency. The gold
standard 10 not capable Of furnishing
an equitable standard Of value. There
are two schemes. One is to induce the
othsr nation TO join us In free coinage
Of silver. The other is 10 coin free
silver ourselves. The advantage Of all
nations joining together would be that
the standard will be maintained. On
the other hand the gold IL pulled ava,
from US.
The question is: Can we afford to
raise the value Of silver, to send t25,-
900. 900 Of gold abroad, taking silver
from them and thus make gold cheaper
for them; aud when we have accom-
pllshsd this, bring gold and silver to-
gethsr ut IS tol2 But what we are
trying TO do 10 not 10 lift the value Of
silver In India and South America.
You might not by AoodiAg Europ can
markets with gold bring silver to be
worth 100 cents on the dollar, but you
would make the dollar worth more
than 80 cents. We certainly would
have dollar worth so cents, anyhow,
and we would get something less than |
per cent deviation from just dollar" |
In answer to questions, the speaker
'sid: III any one has made childish
statements on this subject, 1t was the
gold men. They say; "The minute
you coin free silver, tho gold will
'ithsr be boarded up OF would be sent
abroad and exchanged for silver, aud
prices would dsprsciAts more than they
war did bsfOrs."
"Improyemsnts," the speaker sAid,
must be psid JE IN slight business
hooks. II 10 said ffso coinage would
make II almost impossible for people "
ulnlI gold contracts 10 pay money;
old would be too high. Anything
A.. A 1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14
roDAY's MARKETS.


Prices Current by Telegraph Loe J
a. ~. ciaiu QuotaglVAs.
SAL "a rI.-4JDtE ssA.Af.Et
BUTCHER S1OCK
NpalS-dr---e,i cis
iing--urr., Ell I g,
tive Ca;tle-2GJ2 &c.
Sbeep-alive {&D
MILL PRICES.
salem Milling 90. quutes: flout
ia " holesale lots $Z.25. Retail 81 40.
Bran Sll Uulk, ,St2.50 sacked. Shorts $l2
@I3. Chop feed Sl4 and Sl5.
WHEAT.
"A cents per bushel
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oats-2O(922lc.
Hsy-Bsled, cheat s5.5O96;itimothy
$3.50.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool-Best, l2,.
Hop5-Best, 3 10 &c.
Eggs-(ash l2!c.
Butter Be-, dairy, l09 l2lc; fancy ,
creamery, $50 pc.
Cheese-lU ~ III cts.
Farm smoked mests-BscOu SC
hams, IL; shoulders, I.
Potatoes -2Uc,
OnlOn9-Z ceuts
LIVE POULTRY.
try-Br,iiers To-; Hens, SC;
roosters not wanted; d-cks, 6G7c.
Turkey .6ldSc.
POg TLAND oCOTATlONs
Graiu. Feed etc.
Flour-POrtiand, - 65; Walla Walla,
~ s.; graham, 81 80; supertine, Sl.SO
per Uafrel.
Oats-White, 299SOc; milling Sl@
32c; grey, 26C9zsc rolled, in bags,
S5.75@6.O0; barrels, S6.O0@6.25; cases,
1915.
PotaIOes-25c per SACK.
Hay-Good, S5@9.50 per tou.
Wool-valley, ll.@l3Ic.
Millstufls-Brsu,e ei 50;shorts, Sl3.5 50;
chop feed, sl2C SIS er ton; chicken
wheat. 75c per ceuGal.
Hides-grsen, saited, 30 lbs. 3ic. IN.
der ~ lbs, 2Cg3c; sheep pelts, lJG96Oc.
Hops--ChUice 5ta Sc.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter--Orrgon fancy creamery, lOG
l24c; fancy dairy, ga lOc; fair H. good,
7!G9Sc; common, ,GAb!c.
Cneese-OiegOn tuil cream sa l0.
Eggs-Orr' on, l24c per dozen,
Polltry-Chicser S3.u0(G3.5J pef
dozen ducks, A.OO95 90; geese, $500
$500; turkeys uiessei, I2c.
Beer-Iopsteer-, 3G3!c per - fan
to good steers, 2!@3 g.; cows, g,f9.ic
dressed beef 5H75c.
Mutton-BestS Sleeps 5000 ,. 75rhmce
ewes, W.; dfe-,eI, 4ta 4.c.
Hogs- Choice, navy So Cg3.75.
light ami feeders, g. 81; dresse f. 80 pei
ID.
V9a!-S ,aii, choice, 5@6c; large,3
ic p1r pOu
IAN "A 'ls,O MakhLI
Woo: o L.-,-iL cL,lcr, sCa
iOci do infe " 5e7.. do VA ~, ga
lie.
Hops-QIO .U.r o. 4GGt.
Potatoes s-E.ry kose. 5Oa 75c In
sacks Burotn a5 @61 per sack.
Oats Mum 81 U7taLl74
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14

las sSlins sFs sstsp sles siih
bssft NvbAis, $50 WeS ~ epull
hefalg so isT htsatbl plsealsa >
l',,iils v lissuli, Hslsslgfllls sia , bsu
tsa lsksn u 6l lsiisf Ihls
slgins 90 ilgalis4 slih > lsls
efsVAd HlT kssn eNf sllsf isklaE
hssses i'slss14sllls isli WiReb ssllsF
ahs FAshF oispFfH
hsklla,lig, oss
lis..ss liis ssfs ~ liyss llls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14
SOdaM!Ie, Linn Co., Or

The most accessible mineral
springs IN the state at all sea
sons Of the year, and the beet
water This water is a cure
for all diseases of the stomach,
liver and kidnoys, aud costs
you nothing FDst-class hotel
aeeomn odations, T.. G.. Briggs,
proprietor mineral baths ald
tonsoiial parlop, Geo. lBosquot,
manager general morchapd ~,
~ W Fisher proprietor
physici aud surgeon, A. q
PM Remember dis Is tlio
Place ior pure air, 6ne foenpy,
1shlnl aud hunting, and 10
regulate your h,allh by drink,
nR aDd lalhlig in tho Lett
'olahaiof on tho Pacific comet.
DAILY hack line meets OH
rams a. Lebanon, Of only 4
nilss, . uleo drive lioiliuR
y spdasaier iDf shipment.
l'"li sDd feed static, A l..
'lofy 4 hons, propnetofs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14

HalptCalarfh Curr is taken internally
ana acts directly ou the blood aud mu-
cous surfaces of the system. send fai
testimonials, free
IT, J. CHERY a Co., Toledo. o.
Eszy Sold by dIugpists, 75e.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14

llsssllg 49, . ~ pigw iss y 40
lf,aliis ~ as.ss \ Vtgss i,,ils Asis
" sslg bgss Paa klakff s,lfs -
iia 'aiaSs 'll'iss'I s'I'Nxsg. ".
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14
Hond'c Ollie easy 70 buy easy TO take,
tiOOd iiio easy In effect 25c.
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
Siskiyol County, Cal.

About fifty miles north OF
Mt. Shasta, twenty miles from
the California & Oregon Il. h
Steam, sulphur and hot mud
baths. Cure for rh, umatism,
skin diseases and stomach ana
all stomach troubles. Fishing,
hunting, climate ana scenery
unsurpassed. Fine stone no
tel. Delightful place to spend
the sumner. For pa ticulars
address EDISON BROS,
Beswick, Cal. Props.
o. 5m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14
Some Truths Printed in the
OregOnisn.
Ross, OF STAMFORD UNIVERSITY
A Dissection Of the Single Gold
Standard.
Portland Oreronian. Jup. al

EdWard AhWoTth Ross lectured last
evening at 40. U. w. Hall, taking for
his subject, "Tbe Problem Of the Hon
est Dollar" A fAiF-siLed Audisnce wa
present. The professor said, In suk-
: stance:
m"The more money the more credit
you can build upon It. The govern
mant furnishes the foundation
in the way Of monsy aud
private enterprise builds upon 1t. Re.
viewing the situation for = quarter or
more Of century II 10 found that 1t
takes more bales Of cotton and tons OF
pig iron TO pay on debt Of s3O0. 900, 900
than to pay our debt Of 81, 800. .OOO. 900 Of
years ago, due TO the depreciation Of
values. When money goes out Of one
nation TO another II does not take the
form of other securities, such as stock %
or certificates, but the form Of bonds
These are secured by contracta for fixed
sums and not In shares. The new
nation which borrows. II the standard
o; values appreciates neAAurAbly' hA-
to pay vast sums for which It gets
nothing. On the other hand, II values
dsprecists. the old nations would loss
heavily. Whenever the dollars Apprs'
''A''' al tn''' VINO nave money 10
iA's' 9"An''''e' Af' AiS''y 0snsn''so'
u '"O' VINO "1'' 0'H''Ao'H oAn"s 'Ol
money in'Po'.ss.'i' oi sc0'n"i~'ep
"SA''n arc 'n' Den'no'A''sa 10 'D' fi''
HE % '"s '-A"uo u '"
"Ah producers and 0ths" using
large sums OF moAsy are Injured All
tho"s who are trying 70 sail anything,
and mschAnio and lAborsrs and ".hsr
workers are Injured ESsryons who is
Interested 10 the present productions or
have s'ms'h'ns TO SAIL either Of the
ors"n OF arm labor Of the erAin' o. uss
|" capital are Injured Take the
fArmsr' Tor instApos' he u . maH who
has land and labor To ds's'op that
land be needs capital and consequently
he i' borrowed This elAAs Of nsS'
a. Tar - ihsiF borrowed capital are
Injured BY . rislnE standard of values.
"hSnuise1nFss are injured sop-
po'' you have $4,000 and yos are
going Into the bvslns-' sf making
"sol'n s'"da f's hsai' out where
you oan mAkss pFoAs' You have pour
IlNHlllnAFo Ia 4al and Al NAEEa 4 lanar 1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14
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Miss spefry requests those who have
h'l yet bfa ught ~ thelr babes, lo bring
thrh ia before the 18th II td
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-14

Ills AEymplom ~ disease of the kld.
nnrys' VIII certainly be Telieyed b,
rAihs Hpis Cure, That headAohs
haekaehs aud tired feeling come fron,
hs same eauss. Ask foT parksI surr
tufn fpr lhe llYef aud kidnsys' pna.
lloo, sold by Lunn a RU0ks is'Is