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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
sra SDrenes Wcrocn.

st tpIf Slao ~inoebOlocr iplsenbe
Scretniug on ct Experiment meo at
oporatte 9pr:
Gu 9anomano baphe inn9ct eli Sarez
unge, Der BLOT bar upgte Sage sammeI
laa fit ban ben Soc at 9iue Den Ell
Gleiemooer, remlig Susfotten, iOm
netpp bapce iaaet lln9cr. &otteu bite
ilgcu Mpbplije impo benre 6urp9elie /
oess 6amillc, % Oct pIanteGoenoe
8leieburn iDntes at beItrNe fig ouer
maaoc vel / i'm 4lelcmpOcrs SaretGot.
Sarcr tr;u.oes % upreoc, pa &otteu
ianot, at Der inart maatte unre pnatioe
at be9ynoe paa SporN9eiien al fit
5oitsrbaru. Wieu Saren wife iig at
bnpe Dvcrfen GilbOieli0beO eler GuHe
tit at ianse @tu3, % buer 0au9 ben
uiite i'm Wnnsel i laa 6cniecnoc, oau
Iooptipnooeren Den ell Uroeutli9 ∨
rer mco fine QGb6cr. 9ette Gialp
imiolertio fun lioet, % 6urboloet mel.
lem De TO Gpr be9puote at bliue ro3et
ipauot, bn De en- Dag par bleuet lat no
paa &lGnen iur1n SHiet. Saren be-
gynotc itrur at iplie al GrRsiet meo
mcscn 0raaOigbco, III aatteus pieus
ipuliae 5orbauielic % Suoi9uation;
ben tunoe lit. latte, buao bette ifuloe
uGre sOot for. 5lIilut iynte8 BEN at
iaa ct beitcmt Snotrpt al at ben nof
Der Bnooc ppigDt aft auoct cuo Ell Sat-
uugc, % oen ituiieoc aottempoer trat
fig tilbaae meo et llotrpt al umIsijcns
oeli9 5pra9t.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
seiugit ion Sinoebentger.

@narobruger % 9~eitebanolrr Slt
6rDliet | Seq latte ior Tort Ilo fiber
Ell to 2tar gammel 9in9it / 0auneganl
paa Sauietbi Miaauoalcn.
Siu9iten man imiolertio life Boot
lift Jig Der. 2an9ielen eiter Siemmct
paa 8pOpenitranceu sreb ben, us Ell
Gao lua Wtanpen paa Sauistb Den
ippmmenbe ta9e ousr ben pei @iiI
6rcoe 6jorO til 9lorOoit G,o.
Mauoen tilbaaos eiter. San uaaeSG
Sinsiteu miOtueis paa 5loroen iit DEN
iat % braste Den tiIbase til Sauietb.
Mieu bermeo a Sin9itan life til.
irebs. Strag eitcr oGr 0jnsi;en after
iorluunoeu. Gen bteu iunoen pad
Moi9tereu. Gen bnu0e taset que,
6iclotinpcrnc.
Srien itIiores iaa brat os ting, al
tun 0lcoer autOse3 at fuine flare iig
Der. Sum ct 6ootrin i~eilastig, pq
Snsiten uiloe lisset psp lau9t ueoen.
for. Men = Den tlareoc Jig / StrGli.
tcrnc. ia, bar cnop9 ta2et 0Op pue,
ReUuer i 6jelost ior at tunue naa uiber;
irem - ait upen Srus al Glpeltot.
So. iaa iiftcr paa 5poen fan Ell 6iuro.
telt pGre!
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Woar fan Nanicn pcmtcS!

& 0cune Sin, pa iaa mango ofeI'ef
bette Spsrqsmaal, iinoer jes Oct ri9t'9t
al cftntli00iors, beao min Sror, Dr.
Wonier, iclu uotaltc bcrOm ! inc Sreoe
til mig ira "5ram", meOcns ban var
paa &eicu nOrooocr.
: 8rcu al 17oc 3uli i~trircr fan
~iolacroe. - "6uorlrnac je9 ian
bG bcrtc, ueo je5 10 life, men opr'g''0
tolt, tror je0 life, Der er no9en Sano'
ipnIiabeo for, at ri ocroer bjem paa 2
9tor, Buis nj ba life fomnler tlibo9e
a(ercbc iGcit paa @rrnn Of iErll9
usunItigc SsforbOlo. Seq tror 'tfc 81
iethpcrtialo fommrr hem IDr OH IS
Gar, ia tanife fan Der gan 4 Nnr, ia .
ooiaa, for ri fommer, men tomner 9ler
ri, BET fat Oh parc itp pan. bet er Der
life Stpage al Gull ON, for Zig lom p'
er ruitcoe, bar olbrig no8cn pHret
ruitet ior. Ser er 10 Ell W~}ulisbeo 'or,
at Ri life fonlner telt irem III Dc Nps
Iibiriite Ger iaar, men bItr ll98cnoe
8intersu uper ct eller anoet Steo paa
BEN aiiatiIfe apIt, % ic oa anor 10 CT
Ge(t 9lar tabt. Sesuben CT bet 10 life
9OOt at bsresne, buorlGnse Ielpe Srl''
ten oil tn, men TO gtar Tar Den MI
minoit. oct CT jes iitter pnu."
&riitianio, Ace Stuff 1895.
Nler. Ninnien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
9ecDrab oG Sn1egll.
Gen 25oc Sub 1896.

Gppe / llpSegraffs @rooe fan man
III tittringe Ell intercsinnt Stuuo meo
at le pan, boOrleocs N%oobu1gerc,
@rubbcmaitiue % g%eoBu0gere arbciocr
meo at rpooe pp for en- np Gel al YDcn.
Oct or Tautcn at ioa bet belle gnlne
irroiot til no paa Soften.
Mattcipns Gig ontom / Sn8oaas
ira Ct. 4oul Guten % 4 al 8prnene
anfom meo famine 9og; TO Sgnner ira
MOntaua pil rimelt9Uis o9iaa irofiuoe
ii9 til Yearauelicn, iom i GitermiOous
(5cr8Ou9) iorcsaar Sl. 6 ira Mtetbo,
oiItflrtcu. 6lere al Jamiliens saunle
8ctienOte rcjitc 10 iii Galmor for at
mpoe oel iprJenoe Gnte Der.
Sen 8car refer ibag til 9tcp
port uOCluttenoe for at gjore SnofiBb
ipr i'm 6urretuiu9; oenne pprir iaalcs
oeS, at Wtr. Seor iOruoen at ban bar
eli ipecicl N9eut / 9teiu 2)orf % auore
al &c itcrite Mnrfco3bper, % iaa bliuer
mot til oitere at 9iorc iaaoanne Snos
tiDb8reiicr. st al itrr Sctyoniua uins
Der bans 9unoer for bptr ianonn 9teiie:
Sen Bear briuger oct nllcrnpeitc NDt
al @nrer, % oct 9eolte, iom ct / 0ons
0eteu.
Galtpr 6. 3. &tf meo 6amilic
~tilbtin9cr SOmmerierlen bienlme bOs
5crGlOrene / NGrbeoen al 8Deu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

Gu YroIesipr, Der meo i'm S1room
ioreneoe cit bpi Grab al Sistrottipn,
bar noe CO ~rciite. Gn Giten bao ban
alaoeSbprTereu paa bet Sptel. Bpor
ban bar taset ino, brInse BAN bans
alpeer % pafte BAN ben nGite NIurs
geu ST. 4, pa ban aacreoe 81. ) ltutoe
taoe uioere meo ct Sampitib. Gen
tjeneuoe g(nuO opiplote me9et puuttlio
Seialinseu. men fpm oeb en- 6elltagelie
til at trin9e 8roiesiureu eli Uniforms
%lrutte, Der tilbDrte ell / SioeuRrelict
inolUseret Siiicer. Sort oa ban bar
tommen ct Stptte no puu Speu, bier
ben l9roe Scrre opmGrtipm pGa iir
trigerlte Sraat. "9tei ianoclia", no.
brpo ban. "bar life ben Sumriau al c,
Spparter sooet ben % p9tlet Office
REV ilieoetipr Mig.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Stoo= og
HrQriclano

Wiit Stoplano pco Sberue gSeNers
banter. @len 5lora pS anpr Drills paa
SOP Saner, tuu no9le Simers 9lelie
fra Ct. &aul. bpr iuseu 9~anoipser
m'olnoe at ic. Sorobunoen er uomrrz
tet goo r9 c9ncr "a brilliant for blans
bet Scanning. ScljgJcnbcorn CT FIN
ira l III 2 Nil ira bIomtreuoe Spcr,
meo 9uouittisr al mango Sln9s, %
hrpt Der ATTIC CT gpot 0jemmcmarfeo
ior ale Slogsprooutter, ll3ciom ocr r
9poc Stolcr cg Surfer Of bel aulagte
&eic. Mian9e Nurpmpno ira Sill
npis, Srul. Nebraito, 9atota, Minncz
iota p0 ct Inr ira Scuucsiee. bar tjpb
2ono Der, % CT be olle iprbeles bel
iilircOic. De poaitaor, Oct er bet bcoite
Stoplauh, De bar let uobuot al npaet
Sanbfomsasni. Snlt paa Oeu blaiae 8rl8:
S2-s3 per Gcre. paa lette Stltlar,pa lapere
9ienic Cub hos Anorc. S%ctieagent meofol9er
hoer Hanoigser. aom itrar. bpis Oh pil
laue Ell al DC beore AHlepnHqer. Barter
% nrrmere GplDsntn9er leuee5 paa 6prs
lanQcnne.
Hr9rielano ! Mlnneiotn. I DC beoite 90
lrnsibareltc Gouutier, ira s. til Sf5 pct
Acre, pea Crop Payment ellcr Ie,tc Nibe.
i%aituger. Spopr.eoc Inrme Gottonuouo.
gSabaiba o. andre Counter. 17.3
z. n. HOPE,
1n l. N,h .. n. "
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

ION Gistersasc, % bisie Orb Iauot
Gjentlaus / Gele 2anbet. Set er oa
soot, at ben norife Spnoe fomnter I'll
Gnalano 90 Nmerifa / i'm iance Git
telie, ps at Ell Meitcr iom SjsrnIon
inpierer BAN , bisie itore aultnrtanoe.
X
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

ln'feSe op % off iub. Sngen iaoeO,
bam no ieieu. Gpertlmpb. Mpofp .;
Dem, lom itoo brrte ueo Spuen. aiOrOs
Tlaos ior BAN. l~luilfaartia tpo I'M,
i'm Sat al p9 sjemte fin Bile
Common.
Slanot W9noene peo Sunen bar Der
Ell, icm iarlis lasoe Marte til Sem
lremmeoe % lagtto8 bam npie. Wop.
Den bar uug, os bans ifinoiureoe OUR.
Iratfe ps Tinterlue tpoeoe paa 8elitano
San baoSe lpttet til Sanseu; men ba
ben iremmeoe Sanorer fom inb, pptpo
ban belle bans Spmarflombeo. NE.
oens ban 1tpo % laa paa BAN, broote
Sanens Mtaet Sanbreren til at aribe
Spmmcn eitcr lin Yibe % Iette BEN
nellem fine SRnbsr.
Nu liiteoe DEN unge Mauo fla baa
Den I%jemlcle, bDieoe fig pper bom "a
lasoe roli9: "Sub Graham"
Gen bjemloie for up os ina ippr9cnOe
lno i Den anoen3 zine; iaa rDitcoe han
paa Souebet.
"WtluSes Oh life Did @tiiorO?"
ia9bc ben nn9e Monb. Gnonu ruiteoe
GRAHAM iastc paa 0opsbet, men juntes
at anitrcnse Jig for at erinOre belc fin
2iusbiitprie. "9id @ifioro," pcoblcu
Den anoe,, "os @ila Gipcr "a Gelt,t.
bppr bu og Sim Merrifirlo pasicoc "a
pleieoe Den iremmcoe, ium lua ira Al
6eber?"
9iot eiter libt sif Der ct 2p5 Up for
@raDam. 80, III minbes isg Bet"
iaebe Fan itammenoc, "os at 3e rciite
biem iii 9eres Wor." Germco BRAT
ban i @raao.
Stiae iorte @iffcrb bam aiiteo. SAT-
tOs Dam uuer State Street til en- DC.
itaurant, buor GIiioros gentlemnnO3-
masiise lloieenoe lfaIieoe Nognug.
90 bppr er Sim - Sim Micrrj.
Itelo ?" ipurste @iiforo.
"6nn CT ogb," lpareoe Graham mto
9raaofpalt Stemme. "Ii miIteoe bore
5aar og rore Yenge o. be lutteoc at
prepe 9lpet / ben ciuiIliereoe SeroeH.
81 fom bib os iaa ps ON eiter glrbclpe.
Si fit o9Iaa ncset = pi blcu Iot til at
ltulie Sui. Sim, iom bauoe gienncm.
9aaet lniueriitetet, unr life pant til
oetilu9s Irbeibc, og ben ilette &uit %
6u9ti96eoen gjoroc bet al meo BAN.
Seq bar oaiaa ner pco at buffc unocr,
men"-. Graham funoc life Jig: mere;
DOG ioritoo @Ifforo bam sobt.
Gu al De beole Ststter iur ben fife
Wisiion paa Glarf Street CT III en-
%grnabaaret Gngsllfmanb ueo gtapa
@rabam. "San bar ensats fCnmeI
paa an9ernc," iasbe en- MisIiOuspen
ont bant, "os ban bar al GrfarIu9 lGrt,
buao bet or at irDie p9 iulte." x
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Soueottcr Muion Yumber 60.

Pioneer Press / 81. SAUL meoocler lrl
ssinona (gfinu inole5ue Giterreinrn8cr
ON en- fommereiel llarcic, Der fan bllpc al
nlcaet plstrGifenoe getpouing.
llnion gumber 60, bui5 Capitalization ct
l 8inona, itaar alenc mpe fert mGatlAe
"giorthiueiteru 2umbernen's ASiottatloN',
% bet iDnc2, iom on, 6ampen iprit Ill CT
begpnoi for Nluor.
Ia J MON Sulnber Go. tor pGre opre va
iere be. b%eileuot, ba bets advertisements lta'
big pl iinoes I "7ecorabsHolten", pI en-
lloreonirs al aampeus Sppeopuntter maalI'
lltere3icre.
5irmaet ianot Oct life til fin 5oroc! al
lutte fig til uuenuGpnte 5orbuno % pNF
oerior biotil alort o. iii irenioeles ~fpr'lPls
mco at ej0re 5prretnin9 otter e8et anuV'
o, boor Oct bill. Set er l%aaleoeS Ell 2otH !
Siet paa NortI fueIteru 9umbermen's NslV'
%ciattpn, % pesuoen or llniou 9unlber 70
Gn9ros Sirrra, meoerS 5orbnnocts gt'',
lemmcr iGl9er til aontrattprer O. y
Snaat.
Sprbunoet bapoe fprit ipot at oo'rta''
Union gumber So. I'll at inotrGoe lon' 9'Fp'
lem; men ba bette lille lptfeoes, bar oe' p"a
ale muIise optGnielige Wtaaper 'pS' u
fnatie 6irmaets griitens, uoen at 0"'
enouu bar lpftets.
Gu bill Nslpciationeu lom ilo'te AtH"'
isse at iRtie laaus Ell Sopcott MOP ''"t"
9umber Co., Der p%aaitaar at tlnle So
6armerue biaisere Trjier paa arG'af n's"
Tor euo inoeu Sprbunoet. 90 ltte DEL a''"'
men oae &inpuas SagmDier Ital frf'ul''
Ban, iorei DC life pl mooarbetoe lIn NaO.'
Sen alminoelisc Mtuins er Dog. at BUS
5crbunoet p%irfeli0 tar Sfrlotes 1H'0' )"
ionl Oct iruer mcc, oil oct riltno' piV'' y"
bet fommer tilt3r
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
TnlDitGnDig
rent 9lDbptDt,

Ge itoar Gem life pao at brug
biIlia Mating. 6or at iaa ri0ti9
rent Slpbpiot. ie citcr, bpao SIo9s
"Srono" bet CT. 6eI9enoe er gooe:
"Southern," Red Seal"
Collier" "~Shipman.'
rene White Lead Tinting Colors.
7sic Tarper irlsfS / / 8uubS SANDER. Ga bUet
saroe CT ttltrGitelt9 II az aluc ~ Guuo tutoit GHota
rent Slnh0tet oet gfit}be ,SdrUe; bet CT ~lauatira
tGrotliapeee Mdtinler, men Ell 8lauoua al ~fulOtru,
erl reRt 5a'oer eru ~brleiBlte 6orm iii 6aruniu3 al
iuioitGueia rtut Slrbut IT.
Ranae SuirSer SonGrS bar pussiere iparr. oeo al
bare Dor Spa ON NdilHa % U~arUefort. Seno pS q
Yot'cri pe 'da besle irit.
NATIONAL LEAD CO,
ST. Louis Branch.
"a CLARK Avenue and Tenth Street, St. Louis
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Tc(rrabsWin
n ct beofte enrichment

~ fat gienoom Ell at bolOe Nuiene
goot malct. Malina beitptter ,6uiet %
iporer paa Reporotioucr. Houite ergono
DC itnloe life at irl0e - mouot ooot
GUS bar life iumnct irlgeS poa @ruuo al
MtaIin9eu. Rc0elcn ituIoe pGre oen:
"Gnten beoite SIog$ MoIius eIlcr ingcn,"
Termeo meueS
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

Ser CT ficre SilIGISe al Gl,lry6 oeunc Bel al
SGHptt cab al Gle andre Snaoy mHs tlmmsn pl
mott pe ioitc ida 2iar Guidars otnus SDleUM ior al
pare ubelsrroAig, : manage mar e.BWr:os
S@aerHe Gaisrrl jur " pGr2 CIT lutel S09.
Eebaaotiua lcl alto fal. d gGlerue ~efrlfres! Sers
ior SuloontHen ioy I'D l1reoeliQ. SioentlbeH htr
Uti, al Gafarr1 rr cl toutt,utt5urt SmQuat. ul
zen tTIltr fpui,tIntt0ucl ScliEn!W9, Halls Ca
taTrh Cure i~abrttrri AZ r. ,. GBcarn * 81. Ee,roo.
GAle, CT ON cNclit t0Eiutaucuclg sur pla Marie.
itot, Sen idqe, lHoppttes Srier ia 10 Traatff ii,
On SHHtetulo. QcU ptteg btr1tte pla Slport on IN.
remtis -.lmruerlaoa Sc Upbnosr 500 Tor Byt!ttis
iemh ~ Gutripe. oei ittt Ian helbreoe. Seih eiter
ettnlster 60 &ertmpaier. aoresie; j. 4. @heneu
~ Co, Eeleoo. Gblo. Ntlunn
; sS~ Srises hos ale Srus9iier ior 20 gea,s.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

Orange i%rabeoer Jig fun oerIor er'
6Der Hos, iprbi DC berpeo baaber at
blipe beremmebe for Geifeoenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

Man bserapcr fun fin pnoe 6ortlo
en- nobel Jremtlo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

@rano sorts Yrcicfonters"''
boleer Wpoe hos Ialior 3b. y. Sotio"
4Sari 6iper fra 27oe III a9oe aug. letE'O"
meuoe. Clubs mppsr / Bart Si'psf aus'"
lorub. z. y. Ssaa'"
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28

one hours time by the election
of a United Senator, and
then during the three months
time of the Legislature, there will
be thousand bills (some wise and
some otherwise) before that body
for approval or disapproval. There
tore 1t behooves our county to elect
two suitable Representatives to
represent her great interest in evil
as well as good report. We want
our county protected from any di-
vision or injury, If the good peo-
pie think | am worthy and well
qualified to be one of her legisla-
tors, | shall be grateful to them for
their confidence and support, and
II elected, will promise them faith
tul service in so far as my ability
will allow.
AMES f. McCOOL.
hosciusko, Miss, June 27th.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28

To the Democratic Voters Of Aualo
County,
Having recently been very
urgently solicited by number Of
Democrats ID become a candidate
for State Senator from this county
at the ensuing primary to be held
on the 3rd day of July, 1895. |
nave decided to enter the race for
that office in order that the voters
who participate in that election
might have an opportunity of as
certalnlng the views of their nomi-
nee before primary comes off on
some of the leading questions that
are now being discussed by the
people.
As it will be impossible for me
to make a canvass of the county in
the short time now before the cleo
ton | have taken this method of
announcing my candidacy, and Civ
ing my views on some of the ques
ton that will most likely absorb
the attention of the people in the
general election;
Ist. am in favor of the free
and unlimited coinage of both gold
and silver by our government at
the ratio of 10 to I without regard
to the action OF other nations on
the subject.
End. | am in favor of amending
the State constitution and the
school laws 50 as to provide that
the school tax shall be a county
and not a State tax, to be retained
tor use in the county where levied
and collected.
| think manufacturing enterpris-
es should be encouraged by liberal
legislation, and that the resources
OF our great State should be adver
tlsed in such a way as to attract I
class of immigrants that will be
come useful and industrious citi
zens.
| feel that the privilege Of repre-
sentlng this county in the State
Senate would be quite an honor
and if elected | would do my ut
most to reflect the wishes of thi.
county on all matters coming be
tore SAID branch of the Legislature
Very respectfully,
s. SMITH.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28
Old People.

Old ,eople who require medif'ue n
regulate the bowels and kidneys an
find the true remedy in Electric bian"
This medicine does not sumu'a Ce 'r
contains no whiskey nor other iu~n
cant, but acts as tonic ano go "a
tive. 1t acts mild en- the stomach aa u.
bowels, adding strength and gl' lnE aS -
to the organs thereby aiding Mature ~ -
the performance of the tun;aa .'
Electric Bitters is an excellent 'l" e'i
err and aids digestion. Old peop'e p NV
it lust exactly what they need. n L'1,
SO cents per bottle at Harvey d hg4'
drug store.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28

FELLOW Democrats

FELLOW Democrats
Since becoming a candidate
for Representative to the Legisla-
ture, my professional and other
duties have prevented my seeing
you all, and it is not possible to
see you all prior to our primary
election, however, it would be
pleasant to meet and talk TO you
on the issues of the day. | have
been requested to write a letter for
publication and this is the apollo
gy for this appearance.
| would have preferred the liber
ty OF addressing you publicly On
the vital issues of the day; yet the
busy crop season affords but little
opportunity. The county officers
only perform clerical, ministerial
and executive duties and their
views on public questions are not
SO important concerning your in
terest, as the position of Repre-
sentatives whom you elect to make
laws to govern your county and
State. 1t is the custom of our
party, with but few exceptions, to
nominate one lawyer and one farm
er for Representatives, thus unit
ing town and country Democracy
and therebymaking a stronger leg
islative ticket to lead the county
ticket IN the general election.
am the only lawyer running for
Representative, and | have thlr-
teen years successful practice with
able attorneys in the courts of
Mississippi. This experience
coupled with the other experience
Of being member of the Legisla-
lures of 1882 and 1884, from this
county, induced many Of my friends
to solicit me to run for Represent
atiye this year. They knew also,
that | was reared upon the farm
and that am LARGELY interested in
farming at this time and that I am
fully identified with their interest.
Though this is only an office Of
honor and not of profit. ! desire r.
be nominated and elected. because
/ believe | can be of some be1e6t
to my county and State in our mex,
Legislature. in helping to shape
our public policy during fine encn.
ing four years.
/ know our people and the;,
wants and,they know me and | an
in touch and sympathy with them
and in all mvleg,slatiye work. the,
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28
TheCandidateS.

this enterprise a success, at as lit
tie cost as practice bic to the tax
payers, and, after it is started,
perhaps the enterprise can be
made self sustaining.
| favor liberal and reasonable
pensions to the poor disabled and
inhrm confederate soldiers of our
State, who, by virtue of their pow
erty and bodily infrmity, are una
bic to support themselves.
favor such Legislation as will
encourage the establishment OF a
variety of factories in our county
md State. This will give cheaper
goods and property to our people
and also retain the purchase mon
ey at home.
We need shoe and hat factories
in Attala county to manufacture
all the shoes and hats worn in At
tala county, and cotton and wool
en- factories to manufacture all
the two articles produced in this
section. Such enterprises would
diversity our industries, give en-
ployment to thousands of people,
furnish better and cheaper goods,
and keep our money in circulation
at home This country will not
thrive until she resorts to the man
ufacture of all sorts of articles and
| will advocate the enactment of
proper laws to induce them to be
built in our midst.
1t is clearly demonstrated, that
our Southern country can no long
er depend chiefly on the one staple
of cotton. She is well adapted to
factories. She has timber, water
and labor facilities in great album
dance.
On the money question, my
views have been known in our
county for two years, and have
not mounted a silver horse for the
purpose of riding into Office. 1t is
principle with me.
favor the free coinage Of
silver on equal terms with
gold at the present ratio, regard
less Of what other nations may do,
and if elected | will vote fora states
man to represent our State in the
United States Senate, who is also
a free coinage silver Democrat.
My views on the silver question
were given at length in a commu-
nication when first announced my
candidacy, and it is unnecessary to
repeat them. For the past two
years, since the inception of the
discussion of the money question,
( / have appeared several times in
newspaper articles and in public
speeches in our county, in advoca-
cy It the rights OF Silver
! was a member of the Platform
committee of our State Democratic
/ Convention in 1891 at Jackson,
Miss, and then the convention de.
clared, that when silver and GOLD
were coined on equal terms, they
would circulate side by side and be
equally useful and acceptable tc
the people. Again, was chair
man of our congressional distric
convention last year at Me
ridian. Miss, that declared in ia.
Vor of the restoration Of silver tc
its proper place as money meta
as it was prior to its demonetiza
ton in 1873. However, this silver
question will be disposed Of within
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-28

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The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
ROXRURY.
THE BURRITT DISTRICT.

Messrs c. Beardsley and c. Minor have been fishing the last two Saturday nights and brought home each time milk can full of fine specimens from Bethleham pond.
 Herman Beardsley at this date can show more fine cattle and more hay in good shape than any farmer in Roxbury.
 Curry combs are in good demand at N. r. Beardsley's as he is preparing his cattle for the coming fairs.
 John Minor has been giving All his buildings fresh coat of paint.
 Jehiel Beardsley has been under the weather little lately. He found a bee tree and in getting the honey did not have very good success. He came home with more remains of bees than honey.
 J. W. Minor and family have been spending week at the seashore.
 Bruce Ward is very busy running a market wagon to Waterbury every week, carrying big loads of stuff.
 Charles Curling, who purchased the farm of George Crofut, has very fine crops of peaches, apples, corn and pota- toes. No one in this section can beat him.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
In New Haven County.
OXFORD.

TRYING TO FILL 4 BoTToMLEss PIT AT
 TOwANTIC.
 The point of interest for few days back has been the trestie on the New England road at Towantic. The old tres tie had commenced to sink and the track had to be abandoned. The company be- gan to fill and found they had to use something more substantial than gravel as that would disappear in the swamp al- most as fast as it was dumped there. So now there has been large number of platform freight cars tipped into the ap- parently bottomless pit or marsh and the work of filling gravel over them is going on night and day. The place is being visited by hundreds of people every day and it is the opinion of many that when the weight of gravel on the old cars be- gins that they will settle so as to make an insecure foundation.