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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26

After January list Albert Moeller
will be found in the lumber Office
of Flato & Green.
]. r. Mittanck and VIM Wendt-
land wond nearly to Hallettsville
Sunday in search of cedar Christ
mas trees.
Otto Richter, state organizer of
the c. NJ. A., leaves today Cor San
Antonio, Kerrvillc, Comfort and
other points to organize lodges.
The young ladies Of Sinner will
give Leap Year ball at the new
Wendtland & Wagner hall some
timo in January.
@.ssae Alice Thompson, Iommio
, lashs and India @4dey came
aqna saturday from Baylor College
Seton, . spend She holiday.
A.oey. Moo!lsr won the beautiful
naniclro and dressing case SUI
Day which was rallied Of By c. l.
J@egsli.
g 0oidourg, manager of this
Gaanoh OF I.aaaa Bros u Co., NOV
d his stock IRON here to Yoakum
+, .Mdaday.
Machann, the travelling photog
raphet who has been located here
for TWO weeks, left for Yoakum
Wednesday.
The board of medical examiners
for this district will meet in Con
tales January Z, 1896, to pass upon
applications for medical certificates
The recent rains proved a great
benefit to the newly macadamized
streets here, Main and Front
streets are now well and properly
} drained.
C. E. and Wash Ruhmann had
the misfortune to kill a horse be-
longing to John Harwood last week
while driving from here to Schu-
lenburg.
The dramatic clud met Saturday
night. The club is thoroughly or
ganized, the respective parts as
signed to members, and will in the
! near future present to the people o.
Sinner "The Danger Signal" and
"On Guard"
Albin Hummel designed and OK
ecuted beautiful and artistic
piece of work with scroll saw.Tht
t design is something on the bracket
, order. Call at the Bismark saloon
where it ia on exhibition, and ex
anime it.
Henry sherbohm is making a
fne set Of fixtures Tor Holloway
e new saloon. The fixtures are be
9 ing made out of black walnut, anc
will favorably compare with thu
magnificent new building they vii
: occupy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26

Fire IM@lr a.IlCea AGsnt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-08

was not caused by rejection of it's
authority. No household peace
was ever broken that was not
preceded by breach OF this
Eleventh Commandment. No
scandal ever disturbed the quiet
OF community, or the harmony Of
the church that was MOI caused by
an infraction oi the Eleventh
Commandment. Was this COM
mandment kept in its spirit and
in its letter there would be no
more war, no more lust, no more
scandal to shame the face of day,
no more inqdisitions, no more
trials for heresy, no more persecu-
lions. Innocence could walk every
where without q blush, and women
and little children would dwell
safely.
The Eleventh Commandment is
this: MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-08
Ha RrntaIlu Kills Two.

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. Ga posse
of colored citizens rode to town
yesterday having in charge one
Shep.Thomas, a self-confessed MUIR
derer, whom they lodged in Jail.
Sunday night last Shep. was visit
ing Charley Cordell and wife, and
Monday morning they were both
found dead on their cabin floor,
their heads having been beaten to
a jelly with a stick of fire wood.
Shep. admitted the crime when
charged with it and it was all the
cool-headed whites could do to pre-
vent his lynching. He says he
killed the man and woman just to
rob them, knowing they had
money.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-08

Manager Pitou has received an
offer from England to take
Chaupcey lOlcott on -
throughS.that country as &
so successfully with w. s.
lon severaI years ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-08

Subscribers not receiving their paper
will please make complaint to the office
Subscribers are warned not to pay theii
subscription only to our authorized col
ectors as advertised in this paper.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER s, 1896
THE ELEVENTH. CoMMANDM'r
This is not the commandment
referred to by Christ when he said
"a new commandment / give un-
to you, that We love one another
although the old preachers were
in the habit OF referring to that
as the eleventh commandment
That commandment has been in
vogus from the beginning, and is
IS old as the days in which Adam
courted Eve, in the garden. OF
course it depends very much on
the subject OF affection, how we'll
we are disposed to obey, but the
command to love is not so difficult
OF observance as the command Of
the n fact the command to
wisely supplanted
I'd, not to love, as
s OF the divorce
dainty show. To
Ee, however is not
he text, which is
II very different
difficult field of
zenith Commandment
written on a stone table
finger Of Onmipotence, nor
delivered to chosen band
1sclples by their head and mas.
4 in the quietude of solemn
might Interview. twas not thun-
dered forth in the awful phenom-
ena OF Sinai, nor uttered in the
still small voice which struck so
clearly upon the strained ears OF
the prophet. 1t was not proclaimed
from the high altar of the temple
at Jerusalem, nor was it whispered
in fR1 sertusion which enshroud-
cd the disciples after the crucifix-
ion of their master. None the
less it Is the Commandment Of all
others that commends itself to the
conscience and common sense OF
the world, be it the world of men
or of women, of arts or letters, of
brains. or business, of professions
or politics, Of saints or sinners, of
speculation or action, of the classes
or the masses.
The Eleventh commandment is
peculiar one, in that it never had
a place among any collection OF
commands, precepts, or obser-
vances of which the ancient or the
modern ages have knowledge. No
collector of old curios will find
any vellum copy Of it hid away in
the musty archives OF buried or
ruined cities. Herculaneum and
Pompeii have yielded no copy
through their excavations, and all
the ruins of Greece are innocent
of any transcript in temple niche
or portico. None the less this
commandent must have had liv-
ing force even in the earlier days
OF human intercourse, for upon
its observance hinges the comfort
and security of personal and social
intercourse, and none the less the
pleasure and satisfaction Of all
business relations.
The Eleventh Commandment
has no power OF priest or court or
government or hell or heaven to
enforce its claims and compel an
obedience to it, yet none the less
is it intrinsically clothed with all
the power and authority of a
'sthus saith the Lord" because it
is the conception OF a wise I'M
derstanding of human relation
and a broad declaration of in
dividual, social and political
rights. 1t is Internally armed for
Its own defence against the dis
obedient and the careless, by the
natural penalties that it tnflicts
upon those who disregard its high
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13

fen piro, pelter iin aus &efubleu oes
Sanfes, Der ahtung ODER 2lebe hiulei'
ten ldSt gum @rabestii9el, auf Gem Iid
Elm einiades 8reuS NIT Der SnibuIt ct.
bebt: ,0ier ruht Slidof Seioenbuia."
Der Don Gem &irderbCr auisetabr'e
@eiana NOR Der SrauerIeier entIpreh
emo. 3ns 5ooter'Sif5ium ipuros etrs
s~elsitst ourb oas Snuitatprium, peltss
bobtp. p. Nlerius, O.. S. B., I'M Sancs
tuarium lang. wdbreno De: 9elammt,
DIOR r%ssponoirte. gu ben neun Nbio.
lutlonen wurosn Die betr. &%esponIorien
duraliter seiunssn. Bel Der 2auoes
puroe oas Yeueoictus BON Sinsenber'
ger oieritimmis porsetraseu; elm pier.
ltlmmises &equiem uOu Git uno Elm
pisritimmisss 9ibsra o Suuer erbpb'
ten Die 5~rausrisisr. Nls Der Sars aus
Der 8irte setrasen puree, lang Der
Gbor ,Su Saraoiium" pon Seliieus
NM @rabe wuroe oas Seneolctus do
raliter Q~eiunaeu.
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Standardization

- Die Benobuer I'M Baite Bart
psroen ben 8ierteu Suli in feitli4sr
Beiie be9eben.
- grpdset, oaB mir bic r%ein5iSen"
limb, wel6e Wdnner uno &naben pod
itdnoi8 BON &opf bis Su SUB fleioen.
Hrice. Der &leiosrbdnoler.
- Gin alter Waun namens Bromr,
melder on 5. Nue. n6rblib uobnte. itarb
0onneritas Nadmittas iniolse zines
Sbla9anfaaes. Die 2eide uuroe nad
Wenominee, @is., ssbra4t uno bort be-
eroist.
- Die in ben Great Nortbern Werf.
ltatten anseftelten Nrbeiter ueroen ON
20. Sum einen s%smeiniamen ausFu s
nad @eneua Bead nabe Siafls uerans
i%talten.
1aS@ aauit Die beiten platirten 9bee
lofel, bic Sterling einselesten, rs Sab
re %sarantirt. @ebr lar Nsenten.
@nSlse uno Soisn nad WuuB
semadt uno puiieno Su Yreiieu, Die 5um
Berbunsern iino beim Brice. Be.
iibtist uniere Wu1ter.
- .. 9. Sopparb bat i'm 9iitritt'
serldt cine 8lase seseu q. 3. &larfe
d SO. uno 5resmau IL @raD ponpeaen
elmer Seritrelbuns i'm BetrdSe pon 80,
O0O6.l anaeltren9t.
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Esay@ Die idUulie uno aeIdmaduolIIts

CO. Die idDuiie uno seidmaduolIte
Iuswahl on NnJistn iir gritiommuniz
Die is in 81. giouo pcrselest
wuroe, foanen lsst 81 ben 3elten anse'
paBten Yreiien sefauit weroen beim 8lei.
oerbGnoler Sobn BronoSinsfi.
EssT V neIman tbeilt uns nit,
oaB Die WcSomid So. iih i'm Bette
elmer NuslUab. uon &ornbinceru btiii,
Oct, unc es iabet cue Surmtr Elm, porz
suipreden mo Die WtuNdIue 81 bsiidtis
Qen. Rs
Hes@ grUsbp. Der 5. gue. M6bels
bdnoler, m0bte tas Yubllfum oarouf
auimettlam MAIDEN, ROB er ielnen sors
sen 8orrath an gruds,p 81 so Yrp,ent
unter benz 8%oitsnpreiie uerfauit. ba
be- @sbt su 3. & VI. 90 c@reaor
uno LOFT eud Die Breiie Iir Seniterrab'
men, 2biiren, Baupupier uno 8auma.
teriul isslider Nlt ansebeu. BORT it
reele uno Supsrldfise Beolenuns Suse'
lihert.
Has 3 oertaufen mol. Gee
4, z. 1875, 81. 80. Ndbsres lei y ar
ter e. 9oppins, 100 gnoicott Nrs
caoe, 81. Yaul, Wlnn. 264
B<s% Die sr6Bte @uswubl an 9bo.
mas e. gilbert ubren bel 5ris@ u n.
9ieie iino DE beiien, Die ssmabt tour<
ben.
Bsas% 8auft feinen 5armmaseu ooer
Bussp. bis baB ,br ben s~ruBarti9su
SOrratb in Der M cGormidW aihl,
nennieoerlase in 81. GlUuo seieben bnbt.
Hag@ 8 p's gerfaui Der Yossl.
lannaaren 81 SO Yrosent inter Dem 8os
itenpreiie if oOrtbellbaiier oils s,ngGise.
mentsS erfaui. e,n 5suersOoer irseno elr
anesrer Gerfauf. ba
1as@ Beuor ,br irseno cine 9amers,
pe,rens oosr &naben. ubr fault, ipre6t
Dor bel s. 9 II y.
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b.

Germ Su Der Sit' uno Wittel.
Sbpei5 baben ihwsre 9ewittsritiirms
uuo 0odwaiier bseeutenoen Sbaoen on.
seridtst.-Sas i'm SdwsiSer 8antou
8alls selesene Dorf Sullns 1T our6
Jeueesbrunlt 5eritort uOroen.
3 ambura.- aus Gnlas Der in
Der nGblten @obe itattfinoenoeu Seier
Der gr0fnune oss NOrp.O Office Ranals
be9lnnt Die Staot iit raid mt Srems
Den 81 julien. Die Sotels iino bereits
TART beiest, uno ote Yreiie fir Simmer
Iteisen Ibusu.
5ranfurt. a. Wf. - Die bieIi.
gen ToitbebDroen babeu sntibieoen, oaB
Die &ssleruns feinen Sbnoenerias fir
nit Der rgibe" heterogeneous resls
itrirte Srtefe 81 lelitsn babe, oa Die
Sereiniaten Staten iid ben internotio
naleu Ioitreseln pom Sabre 1891, in
oenen oieie Jrase bebanoelt nlrb, niht
anseI6lOiieu baben. Smmerbiu wers
ben einise Nusnabmen, aber uur frei
pllls, 9emabt tpsroeu.
Wt ii II d n. - Der ueue 8otlbai,
ter oeS 0eutlhen Gelbes in @aibina
ton, 5rbr. D. Sbielmann, Uelher Dor
lsiner QbreIie nab ben Ser. Staaten
sur Nbitnttuns periDulldfr Welouns
nah Berlin ~9etommeu uno pom &aiier
in belonoerer QuOleuj e~mpiansen wors
ben mar, puroe GOnneritas sur f~alierll.
den 5rubnldstafel i'm Heueu Yalais
81 8otsoam Su9eSp9en. Jrbr. b.. 5biel.
mann miro iib bon bier aus brett aui
lslnen uenen $oIten basebsn.
Serltu. - Die in 5ranfreid gum
0urdbrud sefommeue Nuiresuus oa.
riiber. Bob Die iranS6iibsn &riessitii-
ie 81 8iel anseiidts Der beuOritebenber
un9liidilden @rinnerunsstase on 1870
Die 6lngSe oes 9euiten Heihs biiier
lOlteu, bat oen &aller gu Dem Gntiblui.
ie uerunlaBt, mabreno Der Jeier Der Gr
ribtuue Ses 8aRals feines Der lremoer
arie9sidtfie 5u beiuhen, UNI 10 bas
iran5oiilbe Sdiff ourb ieineu Belut
nibt Su nDtbisen, Die oeuiibe 5lasse 81
bitten. Die iron5oii1e gmpfinolidteit
lit oaour6 ~beiduftist.
Oeoenburs.- Gs 1T nunmebr
ieitseiteIt. oaB burd oas Sodwalier Su
&obersoOrf in Ositerreih : unsnrn 40
Berionen umsefOmmsn limb. 0eniss
items 80 peroen permiBt. 8obersoori
1T elm in Der Hdbe BON bier aelesener
Saoeort. Die 5lutb mar cine 5olse
pl6sli6 nieoersebenper 9ebirsswaiier u.
10 raid anwatieno baB oae Guswese
abseihnitten maren. - @roBe Nctb
berriht unter ben 8auern in ben iibers
lhwemmten 9iftritten. 2elesrapbenz
%leitun9en, Srlden ETC., limb on pislen
BldBen tues9eipiilt poroen uno Der Su.
gang gu Dem iiber lutbeten 9ebiet 1T nur
nit auBeriter Sdwierisfeit 81 erm0sli'
diem.
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DR.. price's Gream Batting pomoer,
eS&ae @eltsaaSReaxaSs N~Steatu1Ga
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dos Sic perihieoerSteu G

1as Die perlhteoenfen Sotten
Blob, oarunier Dos aIerparts bewabrte
,5renb".B roo, 10 wis oub iriibe 5rihs
tie uno bic beiten Spp5erslen iie's 81 ba.
ben bel S 8. 5. Goelbrpd. 2Oba
Eas- Sir ben &aui Don Gtienbubn.
lGnoereieu iprett Dor bel u. -. Wbit
nen 24-4
Has- gtltsg Communicates erbaltsn
EN- 9useno feline Cabinet photographer
als Communion Nnoenteu fir nur
$3.50 bel s. s. 5r,s, uber goel'
brOd's Sdubseiddit. ba
Eas" Seoen Gag friihe 8urit in
3 ieslet's Electromagnetic 5l5 ct.
@srmalnitraBs, st. Glouo. ba
6aS, Bir baben eillen sroBen 8orratb
an Samenforu 81 gang nleorissm Yrciie.
9erriioer . o NJ / n 9, ct. @louo. Winn.
Eas- Gin in sutem 3uitanoe befiuo
lihes 8pbubaus 81 $500 per Worut
su uermietben. NatSufrnSen IN Der
NOrHerrsS
e9- ShlofSlmmer : Sets in reits
balt,glter uno ipiiuihenipertber Nuspabl
~ Yrsiisn uon Sl2 on auimdrts bel
Nrnolb Oauisl, z. Nue., 81.
@louo Winu. ba
Has" Der Suuerldiiise Beber Gum.
berwasen miro jest uerfnuit bon Der
M c 6 orm d Muihluen 9ompanp,
ct. Glouo, Minn.
nas~ @olt ibr Screens" ~tauien,
Damn iprsbt bel 9 b r. W c@re9or,
go. 2OS-5. Npsnus iiolIb Dor. BORT
erbaltet ibr, mas ihr mott. uno 81 euer
9ufrieoenbe,t.
Has~ @elbes 5lbtenbretter fir Sub
t0oen uno roibe @eoer' Sdrnteln in 81
3. Stelhen's 2umber. Oarb 81 ben
nieorisiien Martipreiien. bn
HaS" Bel bieiem beiBen BETTER if
Der 8sfriserator wleoer Elm uneribebr
litss Sausserdtb. Cute eibene @ls.
bstalier 5u nieorissn Yrsiien bel u r.
nolo DanieL Z. Npe. st. glouo. ba
n@r geriihsrt eursn g%eireibsaui.
uuds sesen Sasel in Der pill. H.
wooo 8eriiderunasseieaidait, Buff
Blod, 81. glouo. Minn.
D6S- Cine uole Nuswabl an friiben
8artersewddien, tets uorrdtbis bel
8ebr. y o.p | n 9. 81. CLOUD. Winn.
M" 5euer,s gebens. nnb lluslids.
fad Seriideruus in Der Gill. 6 IL
ID o o b Seridsruuasseie0idait in Buff
8lod, ct. 9louo, Winn.
naS- &incnwassen in otridisosniter
uno it0niter Nusipabl. seidmaduOa
uno bauerbatt anaeierlist. blllia ~ baben
BEL Irnolo 9aniel, Z. Nue., Ct.
@Ipno. la
Hns- Nnleihen oemndt in tsr Gill
@llpooo Yerfbsrunseiraihait i'm
Euf 8lod, 81. Slcuo. Winn.
HaSr gerseBt nidt, in 8ie9ler's
SleiiterIaben einSuifetfn uno UeriLdi
lslne iGlbfSsmod,e Wu,lt. 515 81.
@srmainaro6e. 81. Gloue.
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Notis fir Samqmiers.
9 taat " o ia,
Stearns Is ountp.

8emGB elmer am 10. WGrs 1873 beItdtia.
ten Ncte Der Ge9islaiur, betitelt: .gtne @fte
eur Nmenoirun9 ppn Sect. 1871, &ap. 8 Der
Nng. 8eieBe beSl9lih Der Yilihten oes
Gountp SboBmellterSm oerSernabruna Der
Dffentliben 5onos" (aap. 3. Sect. $50 uno
1873, NGa. @eieBe 1878, Wie amenoirt ourf
Sap. 1874, 8eiege 1S1, uuo Sap. 81, 8eiese
1889 iuiro hermit befannt aemabt, oaB
Nn9ebote fir 9eponirun9 Der gonntp.
Jonos BON unterScitnetem Soaro OF Nuoit
in Der Office oes Go.,NuoitprS biz gum 6.
Suli 1895, moraens 10 ubr eHt9e9en9eupnl'
men tperoen. Sn ben Nu9eboten mrlB anaes
geben ieiu, welhe Stherbeit Dem gountp
fir 10 oeponirte @eloer gegeben, pelde
Sntereiien on monatlihen SilanSen Der De
ponirten Betrdae erlaubt peroen, inter
Der Beoin9una, baB bic aenannten 5onos
NIT anaeuahienen Snterelien Su ieoer Seit,
ipenn %oerlanat. Su~riid9e5ablt peroen.
Y.S.@ruber,
County, Nuoitor.
Barth. y ira
SoriiBer oes Gountpratbs.
y. y. y arnum
Observation-Disclosures.
ct. 9loue, ben 10. Stunt 1895. GA
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lebanon. - Die beloen gr0Bteu
Sdmaj0feu i'm 2ttanOusSbal, BON
BIRD uno BON Coleman in 9ornwau,
Ga., baben IN oieier @pte bic Nrbelt
misoer au%isenommen, nabosm lie Srpei
Sabre lang brad selesen BADEN.
r.-NuS 3enpsr, Col. mir
semeloet, oos Der Blatis 8lUer eeiauen
unp oapurb ieoe @eiobr elmer ueber
iduemmuns beieitist 1T. Die Suse
lauisn uieoer %reselmdBis, oa Die curt
cas &aiier beitdoiateu @elsile repartrt
limb.
Hortb p.-Son bort fommt
Die gtahriht, oaB Ole 5lrmer BON Sal'
lep @ounip, 9tebr.. ihwsr unter benz
Sdaoen Su leicen babsn, Den bort Der
Gut @lrm" anrittet. Su mauheu
@ssenoen lino bic Maisieloer ednSlih
pernIdtet uuo ieoe Nusiidt aui cine
@rnte 1T oaielbit ausssiblolier.
o re-. = Cine sleftrilbe
Sabn icl osmuddft Suliden baltimore
| uno Wal9ln9fon 8ebaut meroen. Yro
minent bstbeitist on ben unternebmer
IL oas @eionsrsGltins Stro6enbabn.
i%pnoltat in Hbllaoelpbla.
S%atlano. - @roBe @alobrduot
piitben IN Der 9eseuo Don Satlauo.
Wto., uno babeu berelts 1auisnoe Dor
gdern Sort uno oisl anoeres glsen
tbum Seritort. Sn oisleu Srteu baber
Die Sepobuer Die Serh6runs ibrer BE
baulunsen nur nit sroben antrensuu'
gen abseuenoet.
Gan 5rancis o.-9ie South
ern Eac'fic bat cine Reouftion Del
5radtraten fir Wien, Der bon guliior.
mia na6 oitliben Yldsen ueriunot wiro
betanut semaht. Die grmdBlsurg be.
trdst Sc per 9aQone uno slaubt man
BOB oieielbe oas &siultat elmer unldusI
BON ben @boleiale SpeSereiuaaren
9dnoleru in Nep Orleans an9enpmme
men &eiolutlon 1T, cine 8ampiidliilIni
spllben Nen Orleans uno oieler STAB
ju stublireu.
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Sragt cineu oroeutlidcn Nnjng.

IS 1T fein 8runo %porbauoeu, lpesbalb ibr
einen ab9elesteu, BON Wotten serireGenen,
peridplieneu Nod pcer Weite poer Soie
ober ueberud trasen ~ioltet, wenu tbr cure
Nnsiige semadt baben fDnnt aus neuen
Stoiien in mpoerniter gSetie unb 81 Yreiien.
oenen iein lpfales 8eitdit glelh'ommen
lam, uuo menn Suoem 8arantie gesebsn
wlro, Dab Der NnSus paBt. Sobn Il II ut.
E Il 1T Nsent fur orei Der sroBten Shnel.
oerselhdtte in Chicago. Office 6O3 st.
UermainitraBe. ct. glouo, Wtuu. 22-4
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Yartmeribip:W nf0iung.

Is wirh hermit betannt 9enaht, oaB oas
bis oabin swliten ben llntersethneten I'M
ter Der Jirma 9tlntan Il Seebe ais Soctos
rem uno &uuoGrSie beitanoeue Iartnerlblp
uad 9eaenieiti9em lleberclntommen belte
auIaelDit wurbe. ollie iali9en Setrd9e
miliien lpiort entrihtet peroen, nm 9ouet=
ttpns 8piteu 81 perblten.
q. 6. 8ilman,
". 8. Beebe.
ct. Glpub. Den 10. Sum 1895.
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SudIcu'e Nrnica zaIbc.

Die bette Salbe III Der @elt fir Sdnltt'
wunpen, Nbihlriune, 9eihpiire, SalsiluB,
) ieberwunosn, 5lebtsn, Sdrammen oil ben
Sduoen, Sroltbsulen. Siibnerausen uno ale
Sautiebler; lie belt poiitip SGmorrboioen
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
UTAH SILVER DELEGATES.

Governor West has appointed the
three delegates from Utah who are to
represent this territory at the silver
conference, to be held in this city on
May Is. The choice, we believe, will
be approved by the people. The dele
gates are R. C. Chambers, David
Evans, and C. C. Goodwin.
1t is certain that the first two gen.
tlemen will stand firm for silver; that
is, the free and unlimited coinage of
the white metal at the ratio of Is to I
with gold, and that without waiting
for the action of any other country on
the globe.
1t is presumable that the third gem
tleman will act with them on that
question, as the majority will prob
ably be Of the same mind as they.
The only reason for casting doubt as
to his action is the different attitudes
he has assumed, at different conven-
tons when the silver question was
agitated, particularly his latest weak
ening when the Denver straddIe was
adopted by the Republicans in con-
vention. As to his understanding of
the silver question there can be no
dispute.
We have no doubt that great good
will be accomplished by the confer
ence as projected by Governor Rick
ards of Montana. It is not to be a
partisan affair. Silver, not Democracy
or Repubhcanism, is to be the theme.
1t is the hope of the west, the desire
Of the south, and the financial re-
deerer Of the whole nation. Before it
craftsmanship should vanish and Sec
tionalism flee away.
There should be ample arrangements
made to make the conference pleasant
as well as profitable. The delegates
should receive warm and cordial
welcome, with that hospitality for
which Salt Lake is famed. Let the
occasion be made memorable and its
memories be of the happiest and most
cheerful character!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
CLEVELAND AND Sound MONEY,

The letter of President Cleveland ex-
pressing his regrets at being unable to
attend the banquet rendered him at
Chicago, and expressing his views on
the monetary question, will be widely
read as it deserves to be. While diff
fering with him on the great question
on which he treats, his utterances are
entitled to respect because they are
sincere if mistaken, and are presented
in calm and considerate manner.
But the term sound money" on
which the whole theory which the
President supports is based is a mis-
homer. What he means by that is
the gold dollar as the unit of values
in this country. If the silver dollar.
made by law a legal tender for all
dues and demands, is not sound
money also, then the monetary sys-
tenn of the country is fraud and it's
coinage and use are legai;zed robbery.
Is it not plain proposition that if
the act OF 1873 had not been passed,
which took away from silver its long
sustained position as money metal
equal with gold at the legal ratio, it
would have been as much a sound
money metal as gold IS? That being
true, would not the restoration of sill
yer TO its former status make it as
sound money metal as ever? 1t was
legislation that made the evil change,
it is legislation that can bring the
remedy.
The present market price of silver
is SO low because Of the change made
in the coinage law. Change the law
back to its provisions previous to 1873.
and the market price of the metal
would also go back to its former
standard For it is clear that If sill
yer could be taken to the minis and
coined on the old terms, no one would
want to sell It for less in the markets
than its coin value at the minis.
But the President cannot see how
this can be done without establishing
silver monometallissn. That is an oft
repeated cry which has been as fire.
quentiy answered. Silver advocates
do rot want any kind of monometal-
ism They are bimetallists. And |
they point to the indisputable fact