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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-08-06


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ganssby a that a e e1tzs aiit liver
dollars eeined BET eeil the years 1853 md
were ned at stha ,hiiadelph
smint and from t0rsi hi no erS coins which;
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at lesass than sits bnIl ion yaIne: AftersIS5S
the Soyernment9dlia not coin llar Of
Our Ssll YER for priylt Owl
ss Mr. Harvey; III reply, dented the statavf
sznent an1 lecla lie could
He presented mint stat cement allo wing
that over 600 Hi d liver liars had BEEN
C0fned &C the mini Carson New
tns1870s Afr. InrEeys then sresnlned the dissss
5cussion of quest ION of r1nia az md
sctedit mOncy lls sasd Il M SOON ~ nero
was IN sOyer.issg pf cred e money caused
distrust 81 the i abiiif 70 s,uy 8
This caHxed run on the treAsury for the
redemption of credit none and the only
remedy was to- either .increasest the amount
sof primary money or decfease the amount.
of scredl money The amount OF gold I'm.
--the United Sc States was estllnate ut from
800 GOO to $O0O, GOO aud sofs our credit
|. money abonf 81, GOO O00. 90 Thls WINS too
much credit money, lie sall and accounted
for the country anancial derangement..
! The remedy was to Increase the zprtmary by
Sremonetizing silver very moment g delay
would endanger the Ssafety sOf the republic. 4
sDt6erences1I Figures. ss
saS Mr. HOrr, replying, called tentionsst0 az
misstnfement OF the coinage ut the Carson
City mint. Instead Of $4f2, 4.2, the aet;aaA
amount was $12;
ss Mr. Harvey lsaid that he had mist aken the
marx for a figure 81 and admitted his
error.
s Mr. Horr continued by saying that Up to-
single word in proof OF the actuaIs subject,
In dispute. He had argued ut length that
the act of 1873 was conceived & In sin and
brought forth In corrupt 0n,s but he had not
brought any proof Of at and could not; i 1T
did not sexist. History showed that sa arfa-
tion Of i fraction 81: 4 per cent between the
commercial and legal ratio between gold
md silver always drove . the dearer metal
7OAt OF the market, Now; with a. differences
1 81 so per cent, whit evidence was there.
that d concensusEsof the ely Lied ations-s
parity much less, how co,iid the United
States alone do i. Mr. Horr declared thnts
1 Mr.. Harvey's $obt ect was not SO much to:
build up silver as to pull down gold, rs was:
shown by his PROV ision for reducing the
size Of the gold dol q 81 81 Il
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cause Isrepresent, where money Is much
needed; hereby assign all profits
TINT mQy recel rom the sale q .saidz
md cAeney,of i'hiladelphia .as trns.
tees, Y hose duty twill be TO TO require m
account Of Me. md upon receipt Of the
money to. spend the SHINE Interest Of
the abiislnlentE q silver and IN the
ucattOnal cam which ts being made
for TINT purpos | sreserYe the right to
ssubsti tutes w trustees In cuse either or
both Eof said should refuse OF ne
disabled TO act. w: H 1tarVe
.s.
6;
E Chicag July q Che last day but one
Of the Haryey-Horr.s.lNer S con cntIons began
this afternoon Ss5sE
Mr. HOrr opened he Eday tal X with a.
c0mpar isOn Of the wages ard the cost OF
products during thesy ears from 1860 to 1880.
as shown IN q. alie prepare ] by statis-z
tician Carroll &c. ight. ~ 18th; wages and
prices IN 1860 TAXI ms the ndex, or 100,
ut showed that In 4 SEC he prices were 90,
wages 4 1:,0. and the purc chasing power of
wages u. MR. Horr procec deds to argue
TINT at5no time II tie sl1e tory Of the ma ton
was the count ~ sa3 pros: erous rs at was
I at that time IN mite OF the S. crime Of.
z1s7s: - He submit ia hat the stati stics:
were more appli alb, &t:5 cord IONS un-
der discuss. on tina hose OF AR. sSauerbeck,.
quoted BY Mr.. II ursday, as Mr.
4 Sauelbee hgures were made from prices
In England:
* Mr.. Harvey IN urn took MIS the nntter;
In. reply to Mr. Horr' 81 8 atements ef thurs.
Sday. that the farmer had recc: we'd as much
forShis produce BID asS he had received
sRhsn fi.YaraWa mon 81 al. For answer
he quot ed al es prices frost sear tosyear.s
He declared gnMeilts :ofs Nh
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-08-06


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United comp a. Er asent
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-08-06
Necessity Of Alnr tinl Laws. .

your duty TO &c II, md ltsshOuid become
Isyonr pleasure to- do slt, and tossalossit Won
will act like intellig ent men and you will
sact like freeme u, 7, ppiGuse.
rs Mr. Horr-s'I could not stop him, because
heswas enjoying himself so we'll. he gets
$50 much comfort out Of denonncing the
human race that i was letting him reYel In
his glory = Mr. Horr, said TINT the panic OF
1893 whose effect Mr.. Harvey Ind dilated
on, was chiefly due TO q! fear on the part
|8of the people Of this country of a return
to the silver standard N Haryey.E said
Mr.: Horr,, had laid the crucifxion Of the
/ Savior at the I door OF 3the money power
amone the Il ehreWs The record showed
Ithnt the Savior was betrayed by Judas, the;
only silver man among the twelve and,, Sit1
should be note 4, b insisted on q ratio Of 30
to- T. AS to the diversion OF half Of the
water from the stream, Mr. Horr said that
II the other half furnished all OF the water.
needed the mills would not be affected at
Eall. ~ zs&s
Mr.. Harvey, rebl ying, said that under the
bank credit system we had always had
panies,s and we always would have them.s
The panic sofs was not due tosa change
In the coinage, hut the. bank credit Ssys-
item. In answer TO - r.<s HOrr,s statement
THAT the. grent mass OF the debts Of the na-
stion were short time debts, and therefore
lsnot contracted befor the passage of the de-
Il
1.-THE Bankers' MAJ azine.. showing m aggre-
|sgate IN s. half dozen 81 the larger long time
debts 81 $40, 600, 600 ss=.sss
Too III ls 81 .
Ar Harvey mid. T1is debate So Gaming %
EaclOse yirtnally 3 cause on Monday
mon the lnds9enent actlGn
1Iotr's that Hing Prices were the res
faeIl Sntd he: .'It the
late fhs price 81 such widow,
owning farm receives the voluntary assistance
of her ghhors rnise aud harvest her wheat
ii a. ~ sRs Ii snae
enco known 10 the tfasler a md the estimated
IS e tns asss
would the loEa crop. hs " the cost g
Is nl,a aan s9s 'ssss o's
H sese Scentsstoe tt worth slesa
~: Harr: atiaed became e
thai the t0sinesss country
clrcul ne insists that SYal
the IN country
s's s ao h sslsss
Money 4 plEth6s: thls country
lying nololly "a sae
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-08-06

I IzatI6n that Would make IL unnecessary Tor my
organizations OF that character to exist. In El-
rope wages hive been forced down to the llegfti-
mate level Of the gold standard. sThe bayMet has
! been Fused to do It. Later It will 10 It here The
Interest," Of the labOring man Ia on cir side. We
. Will hold hts wages up Without strikes q the
expense Of strikes. a III sss~ ~ = ~ =
the gold OF California and Aastralia raised
his wages, so will the silver OF our mountains as
1T pours into our ynetalii money stock AZ pri-
mary money mise his wages. There will be
work for NIL, and the strife for labor will cease.
! The man who now has work or situation and
selishly reasons that he benefits himself by main
tanning q dear dollar, is neither broad nor fns-
mnne. He is insisting in wreckinG his country
1 and It may be too lite to remedy fheserror when
he too is without enlplo ynent. = Daaune.)
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all1H ! 4
The Var Of Words on Che Silver
Question Cont nlles g sz
h. Ghica
Horr and Harvey Give Each Other.
Some Hard Nuts So B
Crack

Chicago, July Il. 5,--sss.I lack dates, wora
{ thrown to the dogs to-day III the debate
1 between Horr and Harvey. u vas 7ore
than ever case OF Greek meets Greek,
and interest In the tug f-War heightenea
: at once when It was seen that the dayssOs
other years, no matter how historic or I'm.
portant. we're ali barred norasor les q Y
favor Of 1895. 81
Mr.. Horr opened the dispute WITH q writ
ten argument touching the inpo 81
maintaining o axsd role between rod ana
silver Mr. Harvey cha ysd that Senator
Morrill, erred u saylng that no silver dol
lars had been coined Tor forty years prior
! to 1914. Mr.. Harvey read from the report
& OF the director Oft the mint, showing that
silver dollars An greater OF sless amounts
4 had been colned nearly every year.
81 Mr.. Herr said that Mr.. MonAll had not
meant to,saN that not IS dolls had .heen
coined, but that none to speak Of had been.
81 Mr.. Harvey submitted table to show
that. from 1851 up TO 1873 the commercial
ratio had remained remarkably close to the
legal ratio. wlthstanding the demonetixa-
ton Of It by England and another of the
great nations of the old world. IS
Mr.. Horr said this matter Of ratio had
little or nothing ito do with the question.
The fact was that I'LL Of the civilized ma
tions Of the world refused to recognize all
value, measured In gold. What might be
Il the other nations should join In admitting
silver to free coinage was one thing :; for
us.to attempt It alone was another. Ss3a
Mr.. HOrr then took up the proposition
Of Mr.. Harvey's book, that making q dollar
Of one-llalfs the present value would double
the value Of everything In the United States
except debts Mr. Horr rronounced this
absurd. saying we might as well say that
II we cut our yardsticks In two It would
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-08-06


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sup Id sunnosa son fhsf snfs
wanted ID 100 O00 nor =: m eonipetifilns
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06
c0VNTy LOCALS
Cedar Biuff, Sept. Il.

Rov. Isaac Murphy and wife and
Margaret Swango and son, of Haxel
Green, KY, are visiting friends at
Cedar Bluff and Piygah.
There was a general scattering of
school teachers on last Monday, the
End. The public schools of our dis
trict opening on that day.
Mr.. II. Reposs and family have re
moved TO Pikeville.
Our town sends out six teachers
this year, who have charge Of county
schools.
One of our young townamen, who
has been absent on visit to friends
10 Kentucky for the past month, will
return in few days, bringing with
him his bride, one of Kentucky's fair
ladies'.
Minister Harry NJ. Smith stopped
off at Cedar Bluff last Saturday and
shook hands with many of his old
friends aud admirers in town.
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The sick of our town arc all i'm.
proving.
Mr.. Chas. Il. Watkins and family,
of Grundy, are visiting friends at
Cedar Bluff.
MIR. II A. Repass, an employo of
tho N. 81 w. R. n. in the scale Office
at Bluclield, is enjoying n vacation
for few days at his home here.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Cacil, merchant of
Hansonville, is in town.
Our young friend, Evan II. John,
of Coeburn, is uisiting frienda at Ce
dar Bluff.
Old timo apple parings are in
vogue again in the land. and remind
ua of the days of spinning wheels,
hand looms, dried pumpkins, &c.
SprngviUe, Sept. 2.
Mrs. Martha Carter, of Tip Top, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E III.
Harman, and other relatives.
The Sunday School at this place
is doing well; making good ever.
age.
Rev. A. M, Ferguson will preach
monthly at this place for year, com.
mencing the third Sundap. in Sep.
tember.
Mr.. H. L. Asliworth sold two
young horses and some surplus sheep
the other day.
Bir. and Mrs. G. P. McMullen we're
the guests OF Mr.. Daniel Carter last
Sunday.
Mr.. @. A. Carter is up from Key.
stone this week. He will return the
last of the week wife and go into
the merchandising business.
Mr.. Geo. T. Faulkner wns called
TO Mercer county, to soe his brother,
who he5 stroke of paralysis.
Springville vicinity can boast of
moro school teachers having certifi.
Gates than any other part of the
county. The number now is fifteen.
Some of them have had 20 years ex.
perience.
We have few young men and
boys in this {, eli eishborhood who are
very much like the gentleman that
Capt. Newport brought to Virginia,
who expected to get ,ich oy accident
or by the toll of others.
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THE TROUBLE LOWER DOWN
f
Administrator,

AS we'll try to cleanse
PERMANENTLY
A foul tongue
BY washing it with soap and water,
As to try to cure
(Permanently)
A humilinting blood disease
BY using
External applications.
Scl ofula is blood disease.
Purify the blood and you will eradi.
cate the disease. Neglect the blood
and the diaease may eradicate you.
The thing to do is to select the best
blood purifier Dayid's Sarsaparilla
Is the best and use it faithfully and
patiently. Blood ia not purified in
day. (David's Sarseparilla is for snle
by A. i. Hargrave.)
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

Mrs. John H. Carter was visiting
hor sister, Mrs. Geo. Sink, Saturday
md Sunday,
Mr. John Wallace went to Ora.
ham today on business.
MIR. Charles Hurry, of Falls MILF,
was up visiting relatives last Sunday.
MIR. III. Il. ARhworth and wife were
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. j. Ii.
McAIullintlast Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

mercial College," It is a fine offer.
Apply for it.
Mr.. Millard Il. Stultz, of ElkIorn,
is taking In the Fair and visiting
kinsfolk in town.
Mr.. H. M. Smy the and daughter,
Miss Josie, have returned from ~
visit to Scott county.
Mr.. Vim. Mitchell has moved his
family into the house recently 0c.
cupied by the late JAS p. Kelly.
DR.. Gildersleeve is In Wytheville
this week attending the meeting of
the Virginia Medical Association.
Miss Matte Peery and Messrs.
G. H. Peery and Joe Mcclure, of
Cedar Bluff, we're in town during
tho week.
Mr. G. w. Doak's dog. "Drox,"
took the premium offered for the
best collie. He also won in the
sweepstakes.
D. H. LitH, Esq, will soon receive
splendid Orchestral Organ with a
nice mirror in center OF top and
swinging lamp complete FROM Prof.
T. H. r. Christie. Radford, Va.
If YOU know a good thing when it
is offered you, read the advertise
ment on this page headed "New
York World" and govern yourself
accordingly. It is the best offer
ever made the people of Tazewall.
1t Is with great regret we cIironi
Gle the death of Mrs. Lucy Jones,
wife OF Mr.. 9. w. Jones, at her
home, in town, Monday morning.
She was the daughter of Mr.. ThOs.
Hankins, of this place. She leaves
a husband and two young children,
besides her parents, brothers and
sisters, to mourn her loss. The
burial took place Wednesday morn
ing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06
TAzEWELL va FRIDAY SEPTEMBER s. 1895 "

ored woman, mother of Lee and
Charles Holly, died ut her home.
Tuesday morning. She was respect
ed by all who knew her. 10th white
and coiored.
The ladies of tho Methodist
church gave an ice cream supper in
;he room recentiyoccupied by Peery
& Dodd, on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Bernard, of Petersburg, who
is general counsel for Gen. VIM.
Mnhone, was in town taking depo.
sitions Friday and Saturday.
q. A. Leecc, Esq, and Miss Lou
G. Kiser have purchased beautiful
new cabinet grand upright pianos
from Prof. Il. H. II. Christie, of
Radf0rd. Va.
A gamo OF tennis was played on
the court of DIR. A. Il. Hargrave on
Monday afternoon between Messrs.
Geo. @. Peery and Jos. Mcclure, of
Cedar Bluff, aud Jumes Pairce and
Lewis Britain, which resulted in II
victory for the former gentlemen
Quite II large party Witnessed the
game.
Mr.. A. J. Steele's youngest child,
aged IL months.died Monday night,
and was buried III Thompson Val.
ley Tuesday.
A hacking cough keeps the bron.
chial tubes in n stnte of constant
irritation, which, if not speedily re.
moved, may lead to chronic bron.
chitis. No prompter remedy can
be found than Ayers Cherry Poe
toral. Its effect is immediate and
the result permanent.
Mrs. Henry i. Peery and little
daughters, who have been spending
the summer with her parents, Capt.
aud Mrs. A. j. Tynes,at their home,
"Rocky DELL" have left for their
western home, London, Neb. They
were accompanied by Miss Huttie
Tynes, who will spend the winter
in tho west.
The many friends of Mrs. s. G.
Graham will hear with regret of
her death on Thursday evening Mt
her homo OF Marion Avenue. Mrs.
Graham had been an invalid for !,
number Of years She leaves e hus.
band and four children, also a large
circle Of friends and relatives to
mourn her loss.
Our east end citizens will be
please to learn that the supervisors
have ut latt awakened to tho necos
sity of repairing the road near
"Rocky DELL" which had become Il
disgrace to the county and u dan.
ger to travel. We hope more work
of the same sort will DO done rs
much Of the same road is in a
wretched condition.
We call the attention OF our read
ers to tho advertisement on our 4th
page headed "New York World. y
You will find it interesting reading.
If you arc subscriber and have
not paid up. come in and pay us
81 SO and get the NEWS and Thrice
a Week World for one year. II
you are not a subscriber come in
and subscribe, and take advantage
of our offer.
The chronic grumbler still lives,
but there are less CASES of chronic
indigestion and dyspepsia than
formerly. The fact is so many peo.
pie in the past have taken Simmons
Liver Regulator that they are now
cured of these ills. And a great
multitude are now taking Simmons
Liver Regulator for the same trou-
bles and they'll soon be cured. "It
is the best medicine. Mira. f.
Raine, Baltimore, Md.
For typewriters, typewriter rib
bons and carbon-papers and for fine
linen papers for the typewriter, go to
Lyons & Belew, Tazewell. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

We had a very pleasant VISITS
hrday last, from Mr.. Stewart, edit.
or of the Roanoke World. He has
beeh through this section in the I'm.
terest Of his paper.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Sallie Lou Hartman to Mr. w.
7. Gillespie, OH the 11th inst, at
the residence of Mr.. III. Bane Har.
man, on Main street.
Mr.. VIM. e.. ST. Clair, of Wythe.
vile, and Mr.. jenkins, of Graham,
had some fine pianos on exhibition
at the Fair. The former represent.
ing the Mathushek Piano Co, and
the latter Messrs. Hobbie & Co.
Which is worse, Imprisonment for
life or a life long disease, like scrof
ula, for examples The former, GER
tainly, would he preferable were it
not that Ayers Sarsaparilla can al.
ways come TO the rescue anu give
the poor sufferer health, strength
and happiness.
Mr.. James O'Keeffe, tr., left on
Tuesday, for Max Meadows, where
he will attend ST. Albans school,
the coming session. This school
has been moved from Radford to
Max Meadows on account of small
pox in the family Of Prof. Miles at
Radiord.
One hundred and seventy three
Marshall G Wendell pianos have
been sold by Hobbie Music Co., dur
ing the last sixteen months, They
have just published a list of sales
made during the eight months oi
this year, which consists Of the lead
Ing musicians and citizens of Vir
'ginia, Write them for this list.
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Did You Read ne

The Capital City Commercial Col
loge has card in this paper Offering
instruction free to o number of per.
sons. Did you read it7
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Fall and Winter

purchases. He bought
an elegant line of Dress
Goods in the "latest
fads" and can give you
all the novelties in Fall
goods.
They cannot be emu
merated here for this
limited space could not
do his stock justice.
Don't fail to look
through his line. 1t will
interest you.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06
JOHN L. BABER.
wAGrER j. TURPlN.
Baber 6 Turpin,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS.

Our big line of Fail and Winter goods are ar.
irving daily, aud the prices lower than
although oil goods have advanced,
that we bought early and bought di.
rect from factories, and prefer TO give
C customers tho benefit of the good bargains.
Although leather has advanced rs to
cent aro selling shoes at the old p.ices,
and therefore selling shoes cheaper than
competitors buy them mthemse
Remember that carry the biggest line of
Groceries in Southwest Virginia, and all the
merchants we'll as the consumers, O
Gon acknowledge that Our
STAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS WlrR ALL MANKIND"
If you can't come to market order your
goode, and we will ship them 10y first train.
We headquarters for Country Produce.
Respectfully,
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06
NOTICE..

Parties having business with tho
estate of the late James z. Kelly
niny report the Sumo, in my absence,
to Henry Preston ut tho Bank OF
Clinch Valley.
A. p. KELLY,
Administrators,