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The Portland daily press., 1895-10-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
]. R. libby

who was it that said "Heaven sends good meat but
the Devil sends poor cooks to spoil s?
heaven good silk and Wool and Cotton But what
spirit of evil that sends Botchy textile Cooks spoil two
thirds of it?
viii tashwe e worthless
- LACK STUFFS require gumpton selecting and
I'D jecing than most any other line OF Dress Fabrics
Satisfaction look through Black Stock like ours and miss
the tramps the culs the waits
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-15
Outside Garments.

Another opportunity to get this season 6
garments at prices asked for last
years goods.
Ladies' long tight fitting Garments in
black and blue, football sleeves, that
were So 90. Tuesday S.. SO. Ladies'
tight fitting Garments in blue and
black, all wool, half silk lined, foot
ball sleeves, an elegant garment well
worth every cent of the price, Sl3. 80.
Out down to SO. SO for Tuesday.
Misses Cheviot Refer Jackets in blue,
for ages to IA, square reyeres. high
neck, football sleeves, collar and
sleeves trimmed with wide braid,
neat, trim jacket that was m arked
Sc. Tuesday 81 IL.
Bouole Capes, double cape,3 30 inches long,
ITO inch sweep that were SO. Tuesday
S. 98.
Childrens Mackintoshes, 81 9S.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-15
DIR. RusseIe Cures All Diseases Without
Medicine.

The swallowing of indigestible drugs has
wrecked millions of human lives. God
never intended the human stomach to be a
drug shop, but only as a receptacle for
food and moisture. DIR. Russelle, whose
wonderful gift of healing was demonstrated
daily for three weeks before vast audiences
nj Mystic Hall, where hundreds of chronic
sufferers were restored to health, can be
conanlted on all diseases free at bis Office.
$685. Middle street, 9 a. N. to p. m.
ST&F
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-15
"SPEAK FOR YOURSELF


or words to that effect Longfellow put
into the mouth of the maiden who
was being wooed by--one man in the
interest of another. That's what we
said to our IMPORTED NOVELTY
DRESS PATTERNS, a few repre-
sentatives of which we have placed
in our west window. ThatLthey can
tell the storyssof their elegance and the
desirability better than tongue or
pen, goes without saying. A glance
at these beauties and you'll be i'm
pressed with their worth. Inside
tongues will tell you why prices are
SO low. There's also SILK hint
there that it will be well for you to
take.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-15
Blankets.

One lot of 1874 White Blankets, wool, in
red and blue borders. The same quail
ty is being sold for $3.50 AS they are
slightly soiled we make sweeping
reduction and you get them for 81. %
a pair
One lot of manufacturers sample Blan-
kets in White. Prices range from..S2 &c
to S. So These are perfect goods at
less than manufacturers prices. Only
limited number. of them.
One lot of White Blankets, excellent for
table use, 75c pair.
ia White Blankets 75e, CSC, s1.25, 1925,
So. SO up to Sc. so pair. Prices con-
vey no idea of their goodness or the
amount of money you'll save if you
buy pair. See the goods.
1914 White Blankets, CSC, ST. $1.25,
$1.50 pair.
Scotch Wool Gray Blankets. s1.s5, s1.5O,
$175, $1.9s to So. so.
Silver Gray Blankets, 69c. $50, $1.s5 each.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-15
COnfOrters.

Comforters in Chinz covers good quality
filing, CSC. $1.25, 81. 80 each.
Sateen covered Puffs, 81. SO, $1.9S, So. so.
50. 9S.
Down Puffs, silkolene covers, So. 9S.
THE WHITE STORE SCHOOL SUIT,
double seat and knee. 25 lines to
select from. Best on earth for the
prices. Ask for it,
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-15
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Owen, Moore s Co.
D. Il. Libby.
1arrabee's White Store.
Rines Bros.
Eastman Bros. s. Bancroft.
I. T, homsJed.
Maine General Hospital meeting.
. he Atkinson Furnishing Co.
Fisk g. Golf.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale. Lost Found
and Similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate headS on Page 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Ginlaouns iur Sabresueriammluua
Oes 9. 6. ycbrerpereins usn
Stearns So, Minn.

Ter eeutib tatbrliits estrerpersin Yrn
Stearns Counts. Winn., wirt am 20, q.
unc -. @usuit feline Satresseriammlune
in 9ple Spfin9 abbaltsn. Nne Wit9lieeer
eteles Tereins iine ~brinsenef eriu6t, Der
Seridmmluns ron @nfana bis gum Gnee
teipctnen gu rplsn, ta ptele ansdsaen.
tettsn. bic fur ietsn gstrer ron erpber
Wittistsit lint, ;ur gerblnelun9 fcm.
men rrereen. Gtenfals wcreen atle jsne
eeutib tatbClilhsn gebrfr, bic bis iest benz
gereine nod nitt ansebpren, freuneli6t
erIuht, an Der tiesidbri9en gerIammluns
ttetlnetmen gu wpaen, pire itnen ia ba.
eurb aud cine 8els9enbett eessben, I'D
eem Vereine anjuItlieeea. BUR auf FER
Serldmmluns anweienes SeriCnen tCnnen
in ben geretn aufsenommsn wsresn. 0dnj
telcneers wlrt bic bphw. 8eitlibteit ae.
beien, turh itre perlpnlits Anweienbett
une lsbrreitsn 8atbitliae ben 9sbnrn t,i
tbren gertanelunaen ermutbisene une be.
tulHt6 ,ur Ssits ftebsn III wpaer. @u6
aae wabren 5rsunpe %unisrsr Shulsn wsr-
ben IN, geriammlun9slptale ais piltcm.
meme Safe ts9rlBt wsrtsn.
Sotn Wpdsn, Ssirstdr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Wbiolut ttnpert1lj6t.

@dbrenb Der pom totp'feu Serrr
Gbte Beter @nsel BON 81. Sobn's ON
lebten Sonntaa sebaltensn @onpentmsH,
erbielt Mih. 8. @rfins aus Der Sont
oes Nbtes bas Sroeusfleib. Fr. Nlberi
tpuroe in Sorban. Winn.. seboren; is,r
Batter mar in 1868 STUDENT in 81. Sobn's
Gm ndditeu Sumtas tpirb in Ysarl
9afe, elmer 5ilialsemsinbe bes bodm
3ensartner BON ct. @snbsl, oas Sef
oes bl. 2aurentius. oas Yatronsiei Der
@emeinoe, IN feierliher WeiIe %begonsen.
Der botu'ite @eneralpifar, Wisr. 9.
s. Bauer uOn 81. ~9usuita, niro bas
feierlihe Nmt celebriren uub Der hodip.
3err Sid. 9ablmannS BON ct. Glouo
Die 5eitprenist balieu.
Sodu'ite 8iidof Wnrtin Martp
oerreiite Wonios Worseu nod Siour
Jals uno YInfton in Siobatotn. Yin
leBierem Bluse wirb Sodoerielbe i'm
Sncreo Seort gonusnt bic ssiftlidsn
grerbitien Der ieiner Surisoictiou unter,
itebsnoen Beneorciiner Stmetern Don
Nofes uno Siooatota leitsu. am l6.
oisles Wonnts pieoer nod Ct. glouo
5uriidfsbren une Dem Yernebmen nah
nod einise 5irmuuaen u%ornsbmsu, bspor
Der Reireut Der @eltprieitsr oieier 9i6
ON 26. oieies Wonnts besinnt unb
30. Sormittaas ibten QbihluB I'm
bet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Die hieiiae Hplilel perhaitete ,fnel

Die beige YoIi5el perbaitete Stpe
hmoe Burden, pOn oenen elmer iid
TreO 0arrinaton nnnute uno pelhe lid
EN- Jubrwert mieiben MOLTEN, obne e.
ren Sent @elo 81 baben. Sasesen bot
ten ie aelnoene &epOlper uuo Die Yoli,
iei 1T Der Weiuun9, oaB lie Semuno be.
rauttu uno oonn nit benz 9smietbeter
8iero ons Beite iuten pO0tsn.
- Dor &lhter Searle wuroe aeitern,
Mittpoh, oas curh 3. 3. Storms ole
4npalt Der 81. Ynh 9hls Sniuronce &
1ruit SO. 9sitelte @slub UNI @rnen
nuus zines @orcursuerwaltsrS fir bic
beige StruBenbabu = 8eieaidail Der
banoslt. 9ebtere 1T anscbllh um $125,
600 ibrer Bombs gu futS. uno es belBi,
bob cine NnSohl Der NtIlondre aut Die
Yonosbalter linb. 8rdier Ssarle er,
nannte in Der Gn9ele9 tnbeli, bic in 81.
@louo etpds SenIotton Crreste, alS Ge.
ceioer ben Serrn 8. 6. @lart bon Der
@riteu Nationalbant. 8amlt III Der flo,
9enbcn Barter taum sebieut, uno es miro
ieoenfalls Su einem SroSeB fommen.
DIE 9anSe StroBenbubn 8 We9eargeles
aenbeit iteint einsm Bsrlbt Der in 9ep
Yorf srideiueubeu Wonats1brift ,@iec
iriciip" semdB cine Sdwiuoelel 81 fem,
If ia in Dem Nrliiel, Der uns Susel6idt
muroe. anseseben, ooB bic CREDITS Der
@eielibait auf S25S,321.71 ueran'
idlast wuroeu. nui welde Nnsabe bin
Die 1925, 900 Bouos e,pirtt wnroeu.
- Der unter 2eituua oes Serrn Scarf
9lber iid oes 6sitsu Soriitrittss En-
freuenoe 81. @lVuo 2ieoertran5 ueran
i~talteis ON Sunn,as Nuhmittas in Dem
auf Der Noroieite 9eleseneu Bic Sic
8lnBe feline erite unierbaltuns, gu Der
iit piele Jreunoe oes oeutihen Bruoers
einaefunoen baiten uno BET Der iib Elm
Seosr aui's Ssite amiiirte. 8eribie
oene rebt ih0ne 2teoer wuroen gut oors
setrnsen, uuo be Sdnseribaar erntete
woblueroienteu Beifaa. Nuh puroen
e~inselne fomiibs yorirdse ssbalten. Die
suten Nnflans ianoen. Wit benz De
iausuerein iplro Elm Srbeiter unter 2eis
iuus bes Germ 9iber IN 8~erblnouas
aebraht, oemnah auf muiitallihem @e
biete Der 2ieoertrunS IN Babe ben 8eut'
itsn rebt N~nseuebmes uno Seluflaen'
oes 81 bleten uerma9. Woge oer Sers
Elm Dem Namen 2leosrfranS QUE @bre
MAIDEN uno m69en oemielben NIT Der
i3eit redt piele 9orbeerbldiier eingts
fpunoeu rperosn!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Npti3 fur &ebrcr.

Die oHentlibe Yriiuns Der Gebrer Don
Stearls y cuntp iplro nie iplst asbalteu
9 aut Y enter am %. unb "a. Nuauft
ct. 9lono am 30. uno 81. Nuauit; Rit.
mono ON IS. October; Topnesptle ON 20.
October. ale. Die in Stenrns 6 puntp I'm
terrldt ertbsilen modteu, limb eriuht, iih
ar ,r9eno eirer Der Yriifuneen betbelliaen
gu nollen. Cine Eeriammlun9 Der Iiitritt
Sdulbeamten iutro on iolaenoen Yl6ben
9ebalten: Saut Gentrein Der Sot.
ltule am %. Nn9uit 10 ubr 8ormitta9s;
st. 9louo im Gourtbnuie am 30. NuguIt
10uhr &ormittaas; u | d. nj II B I'M Stuls
9ebduoe am %. October 10 llbr Yormlt.
tags; y apnespille I'M Shulaeb1uoe
om 26. October 10 rbr Sprmittaas. NQe
Seanten, oenen es chen mDalit, iino err
ludt, ilh an lraeno einem Der auseaebenen
Gage e%lnfinoen AZ ippllen.
ct. 9louo, ben 5. Nuauit 1895.
&. s. u d oil.
1913 Gouu;p Shuliuperintenoent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08

STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS
WINONA MANKATO, ST. CLOUD And
MOORHEAD.

These schools are organized for the training OF
teachers for the public schools Of the state.
ORGANIZATION Each school comprises two
departments-the Normal Department and the
Training Department or Model School.
rhe Normal Department embraces:
(aD An Elementary Course Of two years for
for teachers OF rural districts and elementary
grades.
o. An Advanced Course OF five years for
teachers OF advanced grades
(c) A Professional Course OF two years for
graduates of high schools.
I'D A Kindergarten Training Course (at Wi,
mona ST. Cloud and Mankato.D
MISUNDERSTANDING Of high schools and
colleges. and teachers holding county superin.
tcndents' first and second grade certificates are
admitted wlthaut examination. All others are
required TO pass an entrance examination.
EXPENSES.-Tuition II free to all who pledge
themselves To teach In Minnesota. Text books
are furnished al a rental OF 50 per year. Pro,
vision il msde in each school for economical
living. The average cost OF fu finished rooms
with board Is about SO per week. The Ladies
Home AT st. Cloud offers board furnished
room, heat and light, at So per week.
The new Dormitory al Moorhead, and the Ladies
Home at Winona furnish similar
ton al u slightly higher price. Winona acc
mediation $3.50 per week.
l. AS .-By a recent act OF the legislature
a diploma becomes u state teachers certificate
OF the first grade.
The next school year opens at Winona September
I'd at Mankato, September ID; at -. Cloud
Sebtember Sd; at Moorhcad, September 3D..
For free catalogues and circulars, giving full in-
formation, address the presidents ~ follows
IRWIN SHEPARD, winona.
EDWARD SEAhING, Mankato.
GEORGE II, KLEEBERGER, ~. Cloud.
LIVINGSTON 4. LORD, Aoorhssd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Nartneribip:M nh6imn9.

You ben lluterssthueteu miro bitrmlt
betannt semadt, oaB oas 'rlber Sipliden
linen inter benz 5irmauamen 5anoel &
Gu9ent beitauoeue Gompa9non'8elbaft am
81. Suli 1895 nah 9eSenleitt9em leberein'
tommen aui9eloii iporoen III. las elenpaas
REM Department ptro .. benz unterSeidne'
ten 5ranS 5anoel uno oas SpeberetsSepar
tement BON Dem unteraeihneten Dttd. ).
Aigent meter 9efihrt peroen. Snoem plr
allen ~unieren aunoen iir errpleIene CUNT
%beseu9unatn beltens oanien uno IN Der 0otf
uuna, oaB unS Elm &betl lbrer Snnoldaft
iurosrbiu erbaltfu bIelben miro, perblelbeTi
mir in Adtuna 5rauS Janoel
W. 3. Rngent.
at. glpuo. ben /. Nuault 1895. 35-1m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Sur SsDti5!

IS miro blermit befannt aemadt, oaB Der
unterseltnete lest Der alleinlse G,9entbiis
ner Der 8eitdftsbiher Der 5irma Sunoel
u Nusent Ut uub oaB ole Sablunaen uur
benz unterSethneten AZ MAIDEN iiuo. VIE
lene I'M Sude persethueten NnBenltGnoe
miiHen innerbulb 20 5aseu pom Datum Die
ier Setanntmabuns an eniridtet peroeu.
W. 8. Hugent.
ct. glouo, ben 8. Nu9uit 1895. 35-lp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Aus Der Nmeeeeno.

Seii Woniaa betrauert Die i'm 3oUn
9olle9epille nobrenoe 5amilie
Sacob Slum ben COB ibres fIeinen
S0bndens SOhann. Nm Witipoh warb
bic Gsi6e in be fiQe @ruft seisnft.
Or. Gboret pon Beit 9uluib peili
felt lester @ode IN 81 d mono uls
@ait oes Or. 9. 6. Yllon. Dem er bel
psrldieoersn idwleri9en Sperutionen
sur panc 9lns.
9lm Sunntas Nahmittas bssrub
botp'ite TEL 3. SEQ BON u 10 Wt nj d
elm Iieben Wonate oltes Sinh Der in ies
nsr @emeinoe anidiiiseu 5amllie Sobn
Sreuel.
Nm Sreitas itarb in 9 t. W
tim Elm flelnes &lno Der Samllie {.
Soppe. Sonntas Nahmiitas wuroe Die
2eide in Den tiblen SbooB Der gree
sebettet.
Serr Sobn softer b. 81 d mono
1T Samltas uab 8olenonn9 ielnsr Nrs
belt in Der, Gcunipibusmeifersoifi ce 81
ieinen gtlern serelit. auf oersn 5arm Ell
jest ouf einise @chen Die Sober NIT els
mem itpereren SanoperfsSeus pertaus
iben p,ro.
Serr Yeter @ebrinp in Golo
Spring mabt jest mt benz Sau elnef
neuen M0bel Store nqsu @rrit. Wan
1T nGmlit earar, ons Saumnterial oil
ben nabe eem 8ubnbofe selesenen Ylab
su briusen, auf peltem Der Neubau er'
rtt,t Dlro.
Der i'm 9ofpU 9 b q m, Benton
Gounip, anIdiiise 5armer Sos. Braun
pertaufte lesten 9ienitas in B. Garter
& Co.'S Wible cine Bagenlaouns oies,
idbrisen 8ossens, Der ioebeu curd Die
9reidmuitlne aesansen NOR. Braun
erntete 5mliden AZ uuo 43 Buitel 8oss
gen per older, uno ieiner Nusia9e nab
piro feline 8eiSenernte nidt wenlser als
80 8uibel per ader betrasen.
Gas Tetameut bes pertorbenen
Charles gilman, oes Saters uun CT
@ouo. Gilman, Duroe i'm Nablohen
itaftsgeridt BON y N Gountp bin
terlest. Sri. 9ucp u. Gilman 1T Die
1eiamenlsuolfrederin uno erbt fait oas
aanse 8erm6aen, welbes einen Werth
bon $75. 900 bat. Charles u. unc 5ran
8. VI. Gilman iino nit elnem flelnen
@rbtbeil beoadt.
Serr Sobn SOr9eroin9 BON W ell
no G reiiie lsste @ode nit ielner ia
Mile mad low,p, Scope Co., in oie'em
Gtaate in Der Nbiibt, on letem YlaBe
elm SanfgeihdIt su erOfineu.-Gie Sers
rem Sobn Sauer uno Nusufi SienoorI
bon Welroie baben ees @riteren Se'
idditsplab elmer oroentllden innersn
9usbeGsruns uuierSieben lalien uno am
Sreiias in oemislbsu cine Stanfpirtb'
i9ait erDHnet.
Gebrer Mid Sdilb, iuelder e,nen
9beil ieiner 5srienSeit nit 'einer De-
mablin bel 8erlpanotsn uno 5reunoen
in @laconlin Subrottr, III BON bort IN lei
mem neueu 8~irtuussfreiie IN Wetre
Grove anseiommeu. 9aielbft wirs
er i'm fommencen Sabre uls Sebrer uno
Srsaniit ibdtis fem uno sewiB iih be
items bsitreben, nie in ben lsBien Sab'
rem ieints @irfers i'll Sprirg S'u 10
oud in Msirs @rOue bsiie 8uIr'soens
belt 81 9eben.
Sn SautGenter 1T ON Diem
fog Serr SObn 2blelen nit 5rl. &atb,
Bsbrens III ben Stano Der bl. @be &c
ireten. Hab Der fn6lihen 5elsr lpur'
be i'm Bsiieln ppn 8erpauoien uno
5reunben i'm elterlldsu Sauie Der Sraui
oas SotSeiisist s%eislert, ipobel Dem
lunsen Yoare bic aulrittisIisn Slnd
nlnide sntboien uno perihieoene red)l
paisnoe @eihenfe OILS Seihen Der at'
tuns iiberreidt puroeu. Nnhirn9llt
entbieiet Der .9torotern" benz Braut'
boore feline mohloemeinte 0rotuldtipu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Mpti3 fur Sontraetpren.

gon unterSeltueten weroen am Wfontas.
ben l2. Nuanlt 1895, nahmltta9s 2 ubr,
periieaelie, fir oas Gesen elnes reuen ID
dies auf benz Z ourtbauie eln9ereibte Nn9es
bote s~eofutt weroen. Ylane uno SpeSlf.
fationen lleseu in Der county. Nuoitors
Sifce Sur @iniiht often. mo audi bic Nn9es
bpte Su hinterlegen ltno.
9ouaro MILLER,
gpmite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Sm CONNER.

8ir uebmen unS i'm CONNER nidt seuu9
III adt, mir eiien aerpobnlit 81 ibnea uno
Su uiel. liner Wa9en tommt oaber leiht
auBer Sronuns. aopiidmerSen uno 9eber'
leioen iieleu iib ein Man nebme in iolden
5dlen ioiort Dr., Nusuit songs Sambur'
aer 3ropfen, nm oaS Slut Su reini9en uuo
IN furser 3eit weroen ole aranfbeits-er'
iheinunQen perihminoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Sur Npti3.

Snnser NRann, llbrmaher. ielbtItanoi9
mo gut bon 8emiitb, ruiniht iib Su per'
betratben. Cine inuse Dame, nidt iiber
% Sabrer, bic iib elm sutes uno semiithlis
DIES penn piinidl, itretbe balbigit inter
Der Noreie: BOT Sifice Dor go, Gleuuooo,
Rinn. 35-3u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Stcuraeimb.

etn tatbolliber 9ebrer (uerbeiratbet), Der
er9liiben uno neutifeH Sprabe poafpms
men nldttis, gut i'm Craeliplel uno 9eituns
etlies @eIang Chores, nit eritem Grab Ger
ti1ttat perleben. iudt cine STEELE. NuStunft
ertbellt IN Der Office oieies Blattes. 35-3p
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
6elo ~ perleibcn.

Sb babe @elo genus 81 perleiben anf sr'
tier alaiie 5arm. Seriiteruns. Sum Sabre
Belt aies ODER elm 9heil aablbar, bepor 60
fang III. W. y. Wtf9stI %
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08

No. Cine iaii neue Ndbmaidins iebr
bjula gu irufen bel patest San
83-3l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08

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SsrmialOn,
ats gsb.
n bereits
81. 9lOuo
|Sabrs uno
5trler.
bit oes &C.
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eruerbano
lse GcQai'
Saobers,
Su modem
4 tpeltem
I'm tsnnsH
iein nsuss
torbbatuta
Drsarihsn'
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-20
FINANCIAL GAMBLING.

The fine financial work done one day
last week by the administration gam
blers forms an epoch in the history of
Mr.. Cleveland's reign that will long be
remembered. When the stock markets
opened the gamblers withdrew 81
100000 of gold and caused the report
to be circulated that decentralization
syndicate had failed, and that it could
no longer carry out its implied agree
ment to maintain the gold reserve until
Oct 1. This report was to depress
the market, and it did, the average de-
cline being four points. Of course, the
administration gamblers we're on the
selling side and cleaned up few mil
lions at the expense of the commercial
interests of the country. Then another
bunco financial turn was utilized. A
deposit of gold was made by the gam
blers after they had changed to the
bull side Of the market, and the effect
was two points advance, and the ad-
ministration SPECTATORS made few
additional millions.
This is a plain statement of facts
which will be understood by the peo-
pie, who are forced to put up with the
manipulations of the administration
gamblers. Such transactions may ex-
plain the increase in the private for
tunes of certain high government off
Gals. 1t is generally conceded now by
those familiar with the situation that
soon after Oct. l the demand will be
made for more bonds, which will be
issued and sold for few millions less
than could be secured, the rake-off 60
ing to the same parties, and then the
stock markets will be manipulated
again as before, by withdrawing the
gold, thus creating a fall in prices, then
putting it back and catching the up
ward bound. The officials at Wash
ington, who are intimidated and fear
political Siberia at the hands of the
administration, have become aecus-
toned to keeping quiet, but such ven
ality and financial audacity is more
than enough to open the mouths of
men who have long witnessed crimes
under the guise of craftsmanship.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-20
THE ETFVATOR. COWRTNE

Attention has recently been called to
the fact that however the grain market
may be at other seasons of the year, it
is always at the lowest point just at a
harvest when most farmers are com
PEELED from force of circumstances to
market their wheat, the cause of which
has always been laid at the doors of
the great grain buyers, or spectators,
or farmer robbers, just as you choose
to call them.
Here is some corrObOrative testimony
in proof of those statements, which is
clipped from the market reports of the
Chicago Chronicle, the new Democratic
paper which is supposed to take the
place of The Times, which was bought
up a year ago on account of its ten
dency toward Populism. The market
reporter for The Chronicle will prob
ably get bounced, after one or two
more truth-telling breaks like this;
"In the face of the strongest price
strengthening conditions, a steady
slump in grain quotations has been
manifested for weeks. Reasons for the
paradox have been freely advanced, but
it now develops that the artificial de-
cline was largely, if not entirely,
brought about by strong combina-
ton of the big elevator men of Chi.
cago, Minneapolis and Duluth, three
cities controlling one-half Of the coun-
try's grain. The objects of this alleged
triple alliance are to make storage
rates and also to buy grain at the IN
naturally low prices prevailing, so as to
profit by the inevitable Increase, ieay-
ing the farmer, of course, poorer than
ever.
THE elevator combination has
corps of crop experts which sends full
private advices as to crop conditions.
From the deluge Of messages given to
the public in the last six or eight weeks
there is room for the assumption that
perhaps some Of this information was
sent here for q purpose. The great
bulk of the news has been on the bear
side Of the market. The elevator IN
terests here and in the northwest
possess unlimited credit and wealth.
Money has been plentiful in the banks,
and it was easy to borrow at low rates
all the capital necessary in the en-
deavor to bring the new wheat crop to
nesrl1r,1l Iasirn .antars
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-20

stisutes its great and lasting inbeeiiity
and reprOach; il lies in the fact that it
IS a party Of one idea, but that idea is q
noble one-the idea Of equality. So
Abraham Lincoln understood his
principle when in 1850, in Cooper In
stitute, he said: 'Let US be diverted
by none of those sophistical contri,
vances WhereWith we axe SO industri.
ously piled and belabored. eontrivaness
such as grouping for some middle
ground between right and wrong, as
vain as the search for a man who
should be neither a living man nor a
dead man." Senator Conkling under.
stood politics in his day, when in 1880
the forces Of his party were retreating
because, while it had a platform fun of
platitudes and appeals TO history it had
no living issue, and as late as the mid
die Of September Of that year it was
being borne down by the opposing
forces. Then he resurrected the tariff
question and won on this singls domin-
ant issue. Senator John P. Jones,
leader of the silver forces, understands
this principle. In his letter upon Ieav-
ing the Republican party he says:
History teaches that while reforms of
a minor character may be accomplished
through parties formed for the achieve
ment of other purposes no question of
the first magnitude, no question in
volving great fundamental principle
operating in the interest Of the masses
of mankind, was ever settled without
the creation of a new party for that
purposes" not for general reformatory
purposes, but for that purpose.-F. j.
Willsea in Oar Nations Crisis.