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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
| Cent Buys

ANY of almost an endless list put d
few here. These give you glimPSes
of what the despised copper Will 90
at this Grand Inventory Sale.
2 dozen Brown and Black Hair-crimpers
poS NJ Brown Crimped Hairpins Tor re. lc;
spool of Black or Coiored LmDIoiuei 0n
Cotton for lc. ,..--. for 10
Pone-Handle Glove ButtOners lor &C.
1aner lO-row Adamantine Pms lor IT,
Hrass Thimbles for lc. 49,. -
Swanhil Hooks and Eyes D'a0" ~
white. 2 dozen for lc. ... -,
dozen bright or dun hean t@f'' -
Invisible Hairpins. black. for &C.
white head Jet Pins. box for lc.
mack and Slate Hairpins. lc.
STRAIGHT Steel Hairpins lie.
Anv color roll Skirt Braid, except plach'
1c. roll.
Package Of Gold Hairpins, lc
Full piece Black and White Beadins' &C.
Steel Banner Rods. lc.
3unch of Colored SIX Anasene, lc.
Embroidered Art and Linen Square ana
Oblong. Tinted and Stamped Mat, SOFA
FOR TO i5c.: choice, lc.
Japanese Fans. worth &C., Tor lc.
Twilled Satteen Windsor Ties, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW.
At Richmond.
Roanoke rs. Richmond.
At Norfolk.
Portsmouth Va. Norfolk.
AZ Lynchburg.
Petersburg vs.. Lynchburg.
PREVENTED BY RAIN.
LNNcHBURG. VA. July 1.-THE
Lynchburg- Roanoke game was ostponed
on account OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
5 Cents Buys

It's like picking out needed things
and saving you the embarrassment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
w,sn1NaroN. 10: cHIoAGo. 7

CHICAGO. ILL, July 1.-THE wash
ingtons discovered that they coulu any M
and rettled the veteran 50 that he al
lowed ',T several bases on balls, lie was
Given miserable support at critical times
Anderson was hit hard. but kept the en-
cago hits well scattered. Al'Thu ~
6 900. Score: .oo H.
Kvasbineton .......02OO07 00l -l0 10 .
Batteries. Hutchinson and hlttrld5e'
a. cd Nfet.rftre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

PTTTSBURG. PA. July N.-Rain put
stop to the Pitisburg-New York game to-
day before the fourth inning was mn
ished, with the score standing TOUR 10
Rusie nor Hawley had good control and
it threatened TO be a smuggling match
with loose fielding. There were 400 peo-
pie present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

ST. LOUIS. MO- July 2l.-G9meP per.
nitrhed the Brooklyns 20 victory to-day
lbo,irh errors by the locals helped him.
RYAN was sent to the bench in the third
inning for uoor playing. Denny Lyons
was released this morning. kisslnser
pitched well. but received Wretcheo sup
poi" r. II. +.
Ct Iouis ......0O2OOO0OO-2 8 4
2rooklvn ...........1 O2200O1x ks IA D
Batteries. Kissinger and Miller; Gum
hort and Grim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

CINCINNATI. O.. July 27IThe nome
team made sixteen hits in six innings
of TAYLOR. and Lampe Jared niue UNI pr,i.
Iarrott was i'm fine fettle. and the mn iniil
iiee ,,ere unable TO bunch their hits. Inc
Clncinnatis' fielding was perfect. Attend
ance, 1000 = II T.
Score. oo - On a
I ,,iii,e,.lii,li,i 001lOOO2O-4 IL 4
j ipiatteries. parrot and Vaughan; ray
,o. fsmne clements. and Grady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

sterner brother; for everybody
that's you.
Child's SOC. Colored Hat. Zoe. each.
Child's soc. White Hat. Toe. each.
Chnd's soc. Colored Plque Bonnet loc.
each. 49,.
patterns sold for 2jc.. now lec.
Ladies' Iisle-Thread Gloves. any SIZE
colored. sold FOR 25c, now Zoe.
jap. Empire Fan, TO keep srahuina
cool. sold for &c. now Joe.
Polished heavy wood Black Bristle HAIR
brushes. sold for DC. now l0c.
Imported Pique and Ducks. white ana
navy grounds. all figures, sold TOT
o,,I 90 uov f0r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
NORFOLK NOV THE FIRST
The Second Game with Petersburg How
sxe.. w. III.

NORFOLK. VA. July 2.-Special.-
Norfolk hit the ball in the first game to-
dan and won out very easily. In the
second game both teams played hard
bali, but at the close OF the ninth inning
Umpire Mitchell called the game on ac-
count OF darkness:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
IL IL Cents Buys

such a host Of good things that Il
seems as if we had put our heads
together, picked out lot Of needed
things ann priced 'em down to your
own figures. There's only room to
mention a few, but these tell the
story eloquently; set you thinking,
start you buying.
Ladies' fine TAPPED Swiss Vest for l2lac.
Imported Fast-BlaCk. Full-Rogular
Made Ladies' Hose, any size, for lz'2,.
Mems fine Gauze shirts, French Neck
sold for Doc. now lZisc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

PORTSMOUTH.

Portsmouth .......+... o " " g " " -
Summary. Earned Portsmouth,
Two-hase hits-Groves. Cavcli, har-
grove. stolen bases Kahn 3d. Berte.
Knox. cd. Double plays Hail and Man
gan %. Bases on bdlls-on knorr 4;
on Leach. 3. hit by pitcher-knox and
Knorr. struck out-by Knox. z; by
Leach. O. wild pitches-knorr, Leach.
Time Of game-two hours. Umpire-iiog-
gins. Attendance-i,0OO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

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Of white around Guns & 49, 40 and inches bust
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
CAMPS YESTERDAY.

At Richmond.
portsmouth. 8. Richmond, ,.
Al LynClhurg
so gan e-rain,
Al Norfolk.
Petersburg. &C; Norfolk, 1876
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

Games won and lost by each club to
eorh other club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
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things you'd never look for in a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
The Store Ab|aze With Bargains!
JULIUS MEYER & SONS
GRAND
INVENTORY SALE!


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afdd" double duty Oh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
9ie ieGssebm Wiaionem,

Die Der prdlioent Dem 8plf bat eriparen
tpolen, ltnb alio pirfli6 Dem Silber=
Imabnlinn eeopfert ,porben. Wiit Az
Simmer Mebrbeit (l20 aeaen 167)
bat oas Sa,ls Die 8enebmigung CUR
@usgabe bon @olobDnbs bertpeigert.
9on ben 9emofraten baben SO fiir uno
SO geeen Die @enebmisung aeitimmt,
bon ben &epublifanern 81 bagegen unb
nur 81 bafiir. QDie nelllib bel Der
Mbltimmuns ilber bic Springer 8ia
baben iib aud bier Die &epublitaner
nod i9ledter als Die Demofraten 9e=
balten. 0one Stpei 9rittel Der republi=
faniiden Mitslieoer fiimmten nit ben
bemofratii1en uno pDpuliifii6en Ge=
pubiatipniiten uno acknowledgement.
Namentli1 Die Mortfiibrer Der tpeitli=
den Hepublifaner seberoeten fib pie
toll uno telten li1 an, als ob nit Dem
8erIpre1en ebrli6er &iiferitattuns bes
geliebenen GDlbes Elm bimmeli6reieiloes
llnre1t periibt iperben Iollte.
9fatisrlitb tperben bic Ser. Staaten
on ibren 8laubisern trOboem niht gu
8etriioern weroen. Gie tperoen trob=
oem lire ebrli6en Sbuloen ni9t nit
unebrlibem Gelbe beSablen. Sic Ger
rem Nptbi6ilo uno 0enoiien nerosn fir
bas seliebene @olo troboem ebenio 9u=|
tes unb pollmi6tises Golo suriif erbal=I
ten, uno peroea obenbrein nod &c.
0O0,000 mebr an 3ilien befommen,
als mir ibnen anbernfallS batten su
besablen brau1en. glber Die 3e6te
Des Silbers" whatever they may
be - iino gerettet iuoroen unb oas
amerifanii6e @olt 1T ia reid unO ge=
ouloie llno tpirb an oem 8erluit ni1t
,u Grunbe geben. neberoies bat oas
pereDrte 8olt auh gar fein &e6t, oar=
iiber 9lase 81 fiibren. 60 lange es
6Gurten uno Giel gu ieinen 8ertretern
eripdblt, mub es iib aud Sburfereien
llno Gieleien sefallen laiien.
(9lls. D. Weltens.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
GiiDer nnD 0oIO.

Gtipas oas eSebermann baben min
uno ettpas oas Seoermann baben fann
inoem man ii0 ein @remplar bon Bids
SSlDrat Guioe fiir 1895 Derl1afft, elm
Gunitlperf, in IL peri1ieDenen Sarben
eeoruft llno nit prdbtigen farbtgen
8iloern. Cine politdnoige Site nit
9eI9reibllngen uno YreiIen, bon allem
mas man fir einen @emiife,= Gru6t=
ober glumengarten miini6en fam.
@iele Seiten nit sans neuen Saben
in elmer 9efe bon Silber unb Sob.
llnseip6bnli9e unb erifannli6e Mn=
erbietunsen, ipie iiibe grbien su 40
Gents per Pfun>, elm preis bon $500
fir einen Nalnen fir eine neue SDrte
boppelte iiiBe grblen ,e. Wer an SD
mereien uno pHansen Sntereile ninmt,
ienbe 10 gents fur Elm gremplar BON
Bids 6loral 8uioe, tpel1er getrag bon
Der esIten 8eiteaung abge3ogen tperben
fam, an Sanles Bids Gobne. 3pde=
Iter, M. D., unb iebe ipeId gldnsenbe
Mnerbietnngen bie Girma inaht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

feline Nnsebote eefpnlmen ipdren. 2eb=
teres 1T iogar faif QetpiB. Sie erlte
Mnleibe bon $50, 000, 900 fam befannt=
li6 einent sSeblidlag nahe. 9ln Der
sipeiter, auf Denielben Yetrag lautenoetl
Nus9abe bat bas SDnbieat, oas iie ge=
nommen, @elo perloren. eSnSmiideu
benabm li6 Der @onareB ipie cine G9aar
S6ultnaben, Die nit 9pnamit berum=
ipielen. Son bieier 5eite ber tuar auf
feline 9ilfe gu boffen. Rein @unber,
bab unter ben urnitdnben Die 8anfen
es miioe tpuroen, ibr Sob in Die booen=
loie @rube 5u idiitten. Menn iemals
Die Dffentli6e 6inan5lage i'm gtotbsu=
itanb mar, tpenn jemals auBeroroentli=
DIE MaBnabmen unb grpBe Spfer 5ur
Siberuns oes Dffentli6en @rebits be-
redtiet eetueien, 10 mar bies in Der leb=
ten @ode oes Sanuar Der Sal, als Der
BrdIibent nit BEN 0ertretern Der Gotb=
f6ilos Die iebt befannt geiporoenen Mb=
ma6ungen traf.
(gt. 3. gpening pof.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
2lms oemt GpmareR.

Oie leBte Wohe bat ben getpeis er.
bra6t, haB Der Gpngreb ni6t Millens
1T, Ober beiier eeIaet, our6 Die Gilber=
lente perbinoert miro. Die Sinan3i6pie=
ri9feiten oer &egieruns gu beleitigen.
Sas Saus bat Die 8orlase aur Mus=
gabc bon 500 Millionen Bombs. per=
tuorfen, bur6 tpel6e Der &iid3ug Der
Sunbesnoten erm69li6t tperben lollte
unO am glei6en Sage bat Der Senats=
ausibuB eine Sreiprdgungs 8prIaoe
oorgei6Iagen.
Sarauf6in bat Der Yrdlioent an9e=
fiinoigt, oaB er Elm ueberelnfommen
nit peranttportli6en Sinan5leuten ab=
sei9loilen 1at, Die iiberrei6li6 i'm
Stanoe fnb, ibr unternebmen aussu=
fiibren, bur6 tpelhes bierpro5entiee
Ser. Staaten Bombs i'm getrage bon
ettpas menlger als $62, 400, 900 3ablbar
in uGoin" (Waiin5e) in breiBig Sabren.
gum slnfauf bon Golb i'm 8etrage pDn
eimas mebr cls sos, 000,0 600 ausgege=
ben merben, bur9 ipel1e Slnnle Die
Goloreierpe auf etDas mebr als 500, :
600, 600 sebrabt miro. g4iirbe man
Die Giifsablbarfeit in @plo mortli0 su=
9elibert baben, 10 ipdren Die @pnos
beOelteno giinltiger iibernommen mpr=
ben uno Dem 2anbe in 80 Sabren Is
Niilionen an 3inien erfpart ipprben.
3em gongreB 1T oas aber Murit, er
Mil ni6ts BON Golb3ablbarfeit pillen.
Sb ieiner 9anolung miro nun Der
praIioent namentli9 i'm Senat aui's
icbdrilte fritilirt. 2lber itatt i'm au
iollte ibm Sanf uno 9lner=
fennuna fir fein promptes 6anbeln ee=
5ollt iueroen. 6dtte er Die 9inge i6ren
2auf seben la1en, na9oem Der gon=
areB bur9 8ertDerfung Der Springer
gil ieoe slbbilfe beriueigert bate, 10
miiroen in 3eit bon a6t Sagen au1 Die
lebten 40 Millionen aus Dem 51abamt
aeidpunoen fein. Die &e9ierung bdtte
ibre Yerbinoli1feiten niht mebr erfiil=|
len fDnnen ales Yapier= unD Silber=
9el0 i'm 2anbe bItte ben @lei1ipertb
nit Golo perloren, uno cine neue Gi=I
i6limmer als Die bonn Sabre
1898, tDdre iiber bas 2anb bereinge=
hrn6tptf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
We,teite Nadri6tett.

eS1 2puispiGe, Gp., linb Der polisei
$500 Namen bon GerleBern bes Sab
batbgefeBes bpln lebten Spnntag Der=
| seigt morben. Oaru11ter befinoen li1
neben allen Wirtben Die Wefern Union
Selearapben gp., Die Selepbon Co.,
bier Sonntaes5eitungen, Wail1bdnbler,
arme S0ferinnen IL. I. 10.
Ser britiIde 9ampfer ,God Sight"
iab auf feiner Sabrt mad pbilaoelpbia
pdhreno zines furdtbaren Saeel=
iturnles elm arObes Meteor sans nabe
beim S6iffe leudteno unb 5iideno ins
Meer ItiirSen.
Sn elmer Goblenmine Bel Mlblanb,
Ba., bat am Montag gprmittag cine
6as=grplolion itattsefunoen. 8on ben
oarin befddftiaten Nrbeitern ipurben
5 als 2ei9en unb 6 lebensgefdbrli6
perlebt berausse5ogen.
8ei @oaltomn, Ya., lit ben Goblen=
.grdbern cine ileue 2pbnrebnftipn auf=
geSmungen tporben. sic erbalten iebt
nod 35 @ents per Sonne!
0is paitoren bpn Oounsstomn ba-
ben einen Greussug gesen oas Sansen
erDfuet.
Sn 2erington, 3d., bat Der Sanf=
Raiiier Si9gatt lid geflii6tet unb Die
aaile bis auf $4,000 bollItdnoig ausge=
raubt +; Deffi5it $150,000.
Sm Commencement Yobolia in Gub=
lanb 1T Die gholera bereits tpieber auf=
9etreten in letter Wphe famen 118
Grfranftln9en nit SO Sooesfdaen Dor.
Ser oemofratiibe GongreBabeeorb=
nete Sora in Mibbletolpn, 9amil=
ton g., ldBt auf feline Soften cine Ma=
9enlaoun3 2ebensmittel an Die notblei=
oenben Soblen9rdber i'm 9ofing Sbal
abgeben.
Syn 9lrco i'm SiiotDrol 1T am Mon-
tag @r5ber8og 9llbre6t bon Gelterreib,
Der Sie9er bon GuitosSa, Elm Sobn be5
beriibmten Gr5ber5og Sarl, (oes 8elie=
gers NapoleDns in Der S6la1t bel
9lIpern) unb Snfel &aiier Srans So
iepbs, geltorben. Gr mar am 8. 9lusuit
1917 gebDren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
Sic abgememocte Namif.

gDie na6e in Der lebten Wode bes
Sanuar bas 2aEb Dem firansiellen 3u-
iammetlbrud, Der our Silbertpdbrun9
gefiihrt bate, gelDeien 1T, mag benz
|groBem Yublifum unbefanntiein. Mber
bic 8anfen wubten es, bic @eI1dfts-
Aduler ipuBten es, Der grdiibenf mubte
es. llnO ipenn 2ebterer ni1t prompt
|gebanbelt bdtte, 10 lDdre Der Gra1 be-
|reits eingetreten. 0olb lit gum Yetra=
ge bon $7 600, 900 per Mohe aus benz
Gdabamt geSOgen tuoroen. s5il Der
ild1iten Wone ipiirDer $40. 900, 900,
in Der nddltfOlgenben tpiiroe Der lebte
DolIar gegangen fem. IS mar ba feline
3eit su langen Derbanblunsen. Md-
rem Qlngebote auf eire ipeitere Musgobe
|DDn 5pro3ntiaen Bombs eingeforbert
|iporoen, 10 beltanD erltli6 Die Oefabr,
baB por bem GinIanfen Der Mngebote
bic Rsierbe erfd0pft 9eipeien tudre. Die
3psite Gefabr ip0r bic, bab iiberbaupt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
0te berfcbrtc @clt.

glls Gan1as inter Dem 3ei6en bes
Boom" itano, oa fonnten ale Stdote
bes Gtaates lib nidt raid genng per=
erDbern es puroen mebr @ebietstbeile
einperleibt, ais fir biele Sabraebnte nO=
tbig getDeien tpdrer, tuenn lib bic
5tdbte ffetis enttDifelt bdtten. Seoe
glaubte eben oamals. elm stpeites Gbi=
eago 81 fein. Mber es fam umsefebrt:
Gtatt Ii1 81 beb6lfern, entO6lferte iiA
Der 6taat. Nab 3uIammenbre6en
bes Boom nurben Die 10 ben Stdoten
einperleibten @ebiete fir bieIelben faif
tpertblos unO nanoem ii1 berausge=
felt, baf 6armen INNER nod Elm beiiez
res ginfommen abiperfen, als unbeniiB=
tes GtaOtgebiet, 10 ging man barall.
Die 10 einperleibten Gebiete BON ben
Stdbten iuieDer absul0ien, unb es iinb
III Der jebieen 2egislatur bereits cine
Qlnsabl babinsielenber Geiebenttplrfe
tingebra1t fpor0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
Die 1triad)e Oct id)Ied)teat
9cifeft.

| 9lnfniipfenD an cine Yemerfun9 iiber
Die 9aDaii glnaeleaenbeit in unierer por=
leBten Summer aiebt Die bieiige ,Sri=
bune" Die @elegenbeit Bel ben 6aaren
herbei, ilns Der Snepniequen3 gu be-
li1uloigen, inbem Iie Sreibanoel, Die
Wili lion=@orman=gil uno Die ihle1teil
3eiten in tpilfiirlitber Msiie bur1 ein=
amber mii9t uno ibre 2eler elauben
MAIDEN tpill, bic freibdnblerii6e
Willpn=@orman=gia fei Die uriade Der
idle6ten 3eiten. gDas 6reibanbeI nit
ben i6le1ten 3eiten Su tbun bat, per=
lnOsen mir ni9t 81 besreifen, benn
felbIt Der rabiateife SduBa0llner ipiro
Die @orman=Yia feline freibanbleriIbe
WaBregel nennen iibrigens tpeiB
College Gorns gut geslug, oaB Die nod
INNER anoauernoe Griiis idon iiber
Elm uolles Sabr bereinsebroden mar,
ebe Die 8Drman=8iu paIlirte. 9iein,
Treibanbel uno 8Drman=Bill 1aben
nit ben jebigett f1le1ten 3eiten ni6ts
gu tbun es lit Die llnli6erbeit unlerer
Wdbrunss uelde unlere
i6ledten 3eiten peribuloet. guropdi=
i6e = unO au6 bieiise 9apitaliiten
speifeln an Dem guten Willen Nmeri=
tas, Die @olopdbruns allfredt 81 er=
balten beBbalb peroen amerifanil6e
Wertbpapiere ma1erbaft beriiberge=
i6ift uno CUR 3ablung berielben ftr0mt
unIer @plo na6 europa. Statt Die
Snouitrie gu beleben, siebt iib oas Ra=
pital 10 piel als mDgli6 bon allen lln=
ternebmunsen Suriid oaber Die ars
beitslolisfeit uno Die f6ledten 3eiten.
Sollte College Gorns on Der &i6tig=
felt unlerer 9arleauns 5weiIeln, 10
m06ten mir ibm empfeblen, Die &eoe gu
leien, in Der Senator Sherman in 1891
Die porausli6tliden Jolsen unierer
SilberpOlitit beleu6tete uno nit pro-
pbetiIdem 8life geraoe fpl1e 3uitdnOe
anfiinbiete, mie mir lie jebt baben,
tuenn Der unperniinfti9en Silberprd=
suug nidt re6t5eitis Elm gnoe gena6t
perDe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
6elblfnlorb zines Gsbulfnoben

= 6elbitnorb zines Gbulfnabe1.
8ei elmer fiirsliden priifllr9 bate Der
3ipDlfidbrige 6. %. 9lnoerion IN Gin=
einnati Elm fdlebtes 3eugnib erbalter.
Dariiber unb neil Ell nidt In cine b0=
here &laiIe perfeBt iuoroer mar, grdinte
it1 Der Snn9e 10 iebr, baBer Gattenz
gift nabnl. 9lls er Die Mirfling bes
Sites peripiirte, mari Ell iiD feiner
Muttsr 5u TiiBsn unb oeltaaD eirt, mas
er getban. Der fofort betbei9erufene
alr5t permodte i'm nidt su tstteu.
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Gmrse Notisest.
3nIamh.


eyn Merifo lit Der Gelanote Der Ser.
Staaten, 8raD, unertpartet ber1torben.
eSn Seem Oorf bsrifarb vPrin5eilir
gaula" eine II 3oa Dbe unO 81 gfo.
idmere 3mergin. SIC mar aus Sol=
LAMB gebiirtig.
Georgia purbe AM Sreita9 bon ei=
mem S6neefurm beimgelu6t, Dem
I@limmiten lett Weni6engeOenten.
gei elmer fleinen Geuersbrunlt in
afron puroen am Sonntag Morgen 2
6euernebrnldnner bur6 Elm berunter=
itiir5enoes Samin lcbensgefd6rli6 ber=
lebt.
9uf bem MiIliiiippi bat Der @isgang
bereits am Sonntag be9onnen.
Sn Mailillon muroen Die geTalnm=
ten Sabrifanla9en Der 6. Nultman So.
Inn 100000 an Die Greoitoren iiber=
loiien. Die S6dBuns betru9 1915, :
900.
9ie Soften uno 8erlufe oes Streifs
in Srooflpn weroen auf3 Millionen
berednet.
g8dbreno zines fur9tbaren Sturmes
iino in Der 8egeno BON Gfa Wontana,
$500 Sbafe umsefommer oilb elmer
Der Sirten.
Sn Buffalo, 81. g., 1T am eonntag
W}orgen Die Mulifballe zines Der i6on=
iten dbnli6en @ebduoe Des 2anoes,
bur6 6euer UNI $4,000 bei1doiot
iuDroen.
9ie STANDARD Sel gompanD bat BEN
notbleioenoen Goblengrdbern in &eao=
bille 100 Sdilcr Mebl, 200 Sdfe Mais=
mebl uno 1900 pfuno Gleii0 5use=
lanot.
Sn ulo Inn Sobpm, Srumbul Co.,
O., srailirt Die 51meine=@6olera.
sSn 8elaire, D., iino II Grocer tpe=
gen gerfauf BON Sleomarsin je I'm
800 gebiiBt tporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

= Gr-premier @iolitti, Der bel ieiner
Sobter in Berlin tpeilt, bat cine ge-
-ribtIihe Nnrlabuna mad NDn1 erbalten.
Gs banbelt 1ib i'm leine Mnf1ulbignng
1griipis i'm italiniiden Nant=6 =6caubal.
Mmtlibe Neritte ineloen, bab Der
SaatenRanp Ii UrantreiA fsbr out III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

Sn pittsburs fubr am @onntag
Mbeno Elm peripdteter GrpreB3u5 Der
Baltimore & Gbio Dabn In einen elef=
triiden 5trabenbabntuagell 9obter
Iuno biele Nerlebte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
AusIan0.

SIN beuti9cn Gei0stag 1T Elm 9e=
t6luB aefabt worben, tuelter Die gun=
oesrealerung altfforoert, cine interna=
tionale Wiin5fDnferen5 gu peranlaBen.
eSn @aliSien ipurben gauern unter
elmer S@neelapine begrabsn.
Spanien miro BON lleberl6nemmun=
gen beimgelu0t.
Sn @bina lit Der pibtige 0afenplab
Wei Sai gBei nun gan5 I'M 8eliB Der
Sapaner.
aomiral Sing, Der gefebls6aber Der
beliesten bineliben 6lDtte, bat in Der
ger5weiflung iiber feline 9iieberlase
Selbtmorb begangen.
Ser Grieg smiiden Merifo uno Gua=
tenlala i9eint permieoen meroen su t6n=
nen. 2ebteres beipilist Die merifani=
fhe1 Soroerungen.
Ter lun9e Gar erbdlt bereits 8rieFe,
morin er nit Dem 3obe bebrobt pirb.
Sic Staot MiintDen bat bem 6iiriten
gismald bas @bren 8iiroerre6t se=
fGenft. Seins berartigen giir9erre6te
errei6en balo Die 3abl 100.
Giirlt 8ismard bat Ii9 cine i1tpere
Grtdltun9 auaesogell, iuelGe eini9e 8e=
ior9nille errest.
@r5ger3og Nlbrebt BON Ceiterrei6,
elm Sntel bes &aiiers, liegt i'm Gter=
ben.
Sortoauer Der &alte in europa; Die
9ouau 1T auf 60 Meile1 gdnse ause=
frOren. Sci Melne! an Der OltIse bat
oas padeis cine 90be BON Z SUB err
rei1t.
Meitere 2eiden uno aud elm 8rief=
pafet bon Der untergegangelien 0glbe4
DurOen ans 2anb eeipiilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

9im 6reitag miro bier oas neue
@ebdroe Der Sbb=Gelloms eiitgemeibt
uno tpena bas Wetter giinitig 1T, 10 err
martet man einen 5ablreiden 8eTu1
pom 2anbe.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-09-14

HARvEY's famous book "Financial
Schools after proving to be one of the
most popular books ever written. has
now been dramatiZed. Sixteen to one
the play will succeed.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-09-14
IHE ONLY CERTAIN ROAD TO PROS
PERITY: BIMETALLISM.
CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.

r. G.. Dun & Co.'s report on the
condition of trade and industry is
convincing evidence that the nevita-
BILE reaction has set in against the re-
cent speculative advances, says the
Spokesman Review. 1t shows that
while the volume of business is much
larger than at this time year ago,
prices average nearly per cent. be-
low the quotations year ago.
The real condition Of the country
lies between the statements Of the Ca
lamity how ers and the boomers
The United States is vast country,
with sLupendous resources and TO-
100000 progressive, energetic people.
Neither war nor hostile economic con-
ditionS can long hold this industrial
giant PROSTATE. In a measure the
people will work, and they Will do
business, let prices go where they may.
But the country must make up it's
mind that it can not have the old
time prices unlss there is restora-
ton OF the old-tlme conditions. 1t
can not sell it's products on Il silver
basis and pay its debts on gold ba-
sis, and flourish under the peculiar
combination. 1t can not have free
trade markets and pay protection wa
yes.
Within the last month the country
has heard great deal of loose talk
about the dying out of the silver SEN
timent. 1t has been case of the
wish being father to the thought.
The demand for bi-metallism will not
be silenced by the triumph of the free
coinage principle. The single gold
standard is departure from the f.
nancial wisdom and experience Of the
ages; it has brought unsatisfactory
consequences; and the i'll will not be
cured until the world ceases it's DALI
ance with greed and folly and comes
back to common sense and monetary
safety. The people are learning the
nature of the trouble and they will
make up their mind to apply the
remedy.
The conditions are here which
make the conflict inevitable. The
creditor classes insist upon the use of
the approaching gold dollar, because
they understand that with that dol
lar capital can take heavy toll from
industry. At the same time
the wage learner is insisting up.
on fair wages. If both demands
are satisfied, little or nothing will
be left to employing industry.
Until this question is settled for
one side or the other, the industrial
movement will be fitful, as the coun-
try now sees it. If the wage-earners
will consent to lower wages, the coun-
try can go ahead on the gold basis and
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-09-14

be prosperous in way, but not in
way desired by the average American.
If it will adopt and apply free coinage
there will be prosperity for all classes.
because labor will be satisfied, the
industrial movement will be swift
and steady, and capital itself will
make more through peace and perma-
nent prosperity than it possibly could
earn under the single gold standard
with it's inevitable conflict and irreg-
ularty.