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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. ].
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST q TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, 0. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Halls Family Pills, Csc.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Policeman-Move on, now!
Street Boy latter reaching safe dis
tance)-Yer needn't a-been scared.
wasn't watchin' yeh.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Mrs. Upham-Upham Summing
What were you arrested for?
Reddy from Hells Kitchen) For
insultin' er lady. hit 'er in de eye.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Servant Ito Squibs, in his new board
ing-place) Shall get some ice, sir?
Squibs,-No; itisn't necessary. Just
put the pitcher of water in the stove.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21
THE ONWARD rlARCH

OF Consumption IS
stopped short by DR..
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. II
you haven't waited
beyond reason,
there's complete re-
covery and cure.
Although by many
believed TO be incur
able, there is the
evidence of hundreds
OF living witnesses to
the fact that, in all
its earlier stages, con-
sumption is a durable
disease. Not every
case, but a large per-
, oeniage Of cases, and
we believe, fully 90
ner cent. are cured
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

II cannot be denied that the pick
pocket is an artist with a light and
dainty touch.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Little Dot-Mamma says l must
study language, elocution and rhet-
oric.
Little Dick-What for?
Little Dot-I don't know.
Little Dick latter refection)-Meb-
be she thinks that when you grow ur
you'll get married.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Piso's Cure is a wonderful Cough medi-
cine.-MRs. W. PICKETT, Van Siclen and
Blake AYES, Brooklyn, n, Y, Oct. 26, '94.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

The man who works pretty well
when he once gets his hand in is the
pickpocket
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Acanvas-back duck--douching a con-
Wet in straight jacket.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Goes Cough Balsam
Is the Oldest and best IL will break up Cold quicker
than anything else. II IS always reliable. Tyi
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Houses Of cards are pretty substan-
tial when the police are fixed.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21
Convinced.

Patron-Won Lung, is it true that
many Of the japanese have become
Christians?
Chinese Laundryman-Me sabe that
ee so. See how they fightee.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

w. n. u, Wichita.-Vol. 8, No. 3.
->~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~-O~~~-~.~
When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention this Paper.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21
II the Baby is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and weltried remedy, Mrs
VERSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

"Hanson's Magic Corn salve."
Warranted to cure orSnoney refunded. Ask your
druggist for il. Price IL cents
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

Too many crooks spoil the brother
hood of man.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21

NIucpAI Rois for locating gold or silver ore,
mtnEnRk lost or hidden treasures. For particu.
lars address, D. Fowler. Boz So. Southington, c..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
3rii6jQ0r s:0ll5iige
fitr Wdmucr
Muf GreDtt
9e1t's SuberlGiiiacn Saoen,
sr. 519 II. sci, Gin. r.Srpdepap.

g8enn Sic gu uns tomuteH fuerbeH Sic nitt serust,
SO.
oh Sic eiHen Gent beIten. ooer ob Sic Elm
$40.
Ntilioudr itno. - Greoit - nidIt G5eIO - lit bic
SO.
sro6e 0iatt sum aauien bel ms - unb Sic
SO.
fonneu pom uns ouf @rebit flr SO eiren
SO.
iercr rl6mlidIt befanntcH botmoSerncn Brnce=
SO.
toHzSad.9InSise, - oEsefertist Don feiHen iutz
$40.
portirten blauen, ftporScn Ob:r semiihteH
SO.
Gbeuiots uno Gaiiimeres, 6efommeu. SieisI6en
SO.
itno I'M stoff, 6utter, Sit uno seiae fpic bic
beiten anaepaBten s2Ozansdse aHsetertist.
g,bft ireHn Sic pom uns au GreOit tauien, tOnn.n
S12.
Sic iid5 boraut perIaiieH, oab Sic bel ms sss
raoe bic Sdlitc ibres bart erworbener G'sISes
iparen, als fuenH sic Don etHem io9sRaHHtsn
S12.
~SaarseIo."5auie su bobsn 8reien fauieu
tpirbeH. G,erabc bier ruarteH nun fiir Sic 70
$12.
eIesonte Jiessnt=G Gutapop =arslae fir s12 ais
ismoIs pon eincm Stneiocr fir s25 onsesrz
$l2.
tist tpurben - gemad1t pom ben ieiEiten @Iapz
s12.
Sammsarueu, Borii.bs uno Gbepiots - poa=
euoet nit benz 6sien 6utter uEo Seiae. - llnisr
Grsoitpiteui i'll Icidter absobIunsen sisbt
SbneH iOldh Ganses 3tel, oaS Sic riemoIs idb.
len, buS sic uber9oupt GsIo ousSobIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29

rer sesenmartissn 6orm pom 8eidStag
paiiirr weroen io[lte.
.. oeBner, Der amerlfanilae PIcrOe
ouf oeutiben 9tennbabnen eiuinbrte, III
pom allen oeuti6en 8ubnen uuSgsidIol>
len morbcn, neil Ell oas beriihmIe Rl:rb
&boie SGDe6 uuter rcm iuliden 9tameu
8lnf Samll lauTen IieB.
unter Soriie oes Sii9oiS Sanles
6ib9eralo pom gtewsSrleans fanb in
bieier 8O6e in Ser m.tbOoiitilden Sas
lemzSirhe ser @entralz6atb Der Wfstboz
ilt-@piacopuls&irae in europa ltatt.
SOti4after 0tunpOn wObnte Der Slsun9
bel.
SIM uaditen OtOnut perbsu bic Gts
burtStaaagcidente bes 6Iritsn Stamard
bier aus9eitellt meroen- Der Uurlt
ielblt bat mdbreuO Oes Wtonats 400
8riefe uno 0epeidsn beuntwortst, bic
,r pOn iiiritliAen, prinsliden nno aus
Oereu hoditebenben BeriOnen Guropa5
erbalteu hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
NNha.
Gie reueI:en 9tadjr dieu pon Ger Eerle ser
2uiueu.

9ie reuefen 9tadjr, djten Don rer %erle Der
2luuueu.
(SpeSioI:Gep:ide oes "9sutib:E GOrreipOnocat,u.-)
SautIa9o Sc 8 II q, Is. glprIl.
- Die .tadrl6t, 0uB Die &elde Oe5
Sniuratnteniii 9rcr5 Dtncco nabe @uanz
tanumO III elneul 9ebOI3r 9efunoen NOR
ben let. lit ntdlt beitGtist uOrocu.
Wiateo lebt. Z er beutige Gag bra4te
mcitere 800 0tann 2ruppen aus SpnE
nicu, ipelde iOfort nu6 Dos @lumo5
unO Gan Xul5 erpeolrt muroeu, um bic
b:ioc Blaes OcrbluOeuoe Sabn IL ltItz
3en. Sic Sulur9suten babeg lih cas-
YIluer unO Ignamlt Der umllc9euoen
Sergwcrfe an9ett9nct. 2ie 9cniur
uber 3eItun95berlqte unO telceraph,i9e
Ntlttbcllunsen wIro sur .3:lt ltrena gcs
Ibt. DIE Gelegrapbenorabts ilaa oem
Snnern fno nod tmmer unbraubbar.
3ebn @ubaner pOn bier babeu ii4 Den
JnIurseu1en ar9eldlolien.
&ieutenant Genlumlu @aQegO pom
5. HealmenI waro bent: bier itanoredt,
LID erltIOn;u. 9r iihrte Oas GOms
manoo Ibsr Die 8eiueuns OcS 4rieuals
su 9ura9ua uaO IleB lia III elmer Httbs
iduit oOn Sniur9enteu ii6erraiten uHo
entmaiInen. Jluq lelnsr @ntwainuug
unO @eIangennabme pIinpertsu Die 3ns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
9tr. 1922.
Ses Sphti9Iuss bei9uIbigt.
Tedereeu fIbren al Streitisiciteu urb
9tcuferei.A NIT t0otIIfem Nusgaug.

Tefereieu fiibren Ill StreitIgfciten uno
0fcuferei.z NIT t0otlidem Gussuug.
9tiharc Duncan bon 9tr. 725,
SterliugitraBs, Iturb am 27. slpril 1895
i'm rNuSem.lnen WturplanOer SOipital~
on ben SOIgen zines SdGoelbrudes
uuo elmer 9ebirnsri9ittsrung, meIde
ibm nit eiusm 8ulpp.l, in Den Sdnpen
bes Is Sabre alien 2lnSreus SOnes, um
0onneritus, ben 25. Gpril, bst9ebraat
muroen."
90 luutete bas 8srbitt, tp.Ides Die
GorOn.rS- 9urp s.iteru Nadmitta9 in
ter norbw.itlid,n 8Oli3siitutiOn bel
ein.m Snqueit iiber BEN 9eidnam bes
10 Sabre alien Resers 8iaarS Duncan
ab9ub.
Duncan iowObI, al8 SOnes, pslder
;ur 3eit i'm StuOtseiGusniB Dem Bros
;eBperfabreu entsegeu iiebt, puren III
Sifman's getbltau, an Oer @fe Der
WtOtt StraBe uuo Sidmun'5 Iaep,
anss1eut.
9taa gusIasen ueridieOener 3eu9en
IuQ SOnes itets Die 3ielideibe Oes
Spottes elmer 2ln3ubl iun9er 2eute,
melitens 9teser, luelds ii9 IN iener
9tahbarihait berumtrteben, gemslen
Ietn. Seftsrs fiibrten Die 9tefcrclen los
oar ;u s bGtli9teiten. pie gum 8eiipiel
lcetcu 0onntrltas8 9tudmitta9, aIs
SOnes pom YOli3ilten 2eub bonn Gen'
tral 20iitritt babel un9etrOiIen tuurOe,
ul8 CT Ieiue blutenOe gtuie ubwulf. Der
YOIt3iit iru9 ibh Su iener s3eit AUDI,
mas gtitebtn lei, SoA erflGrte SOneS
cbne lSeltcrts, ouB er uur einen uns
bcosutenOen 3weltampf nit elncm Ilz
ter8gsnOhen beltauOen babe, morouf li9
Der Boll3iit entTernte.
2ln 0eml :lbenAbcno, fur; nadl b7 llgr,
fam e5 ubtrmaIS 3wll6eu SOne8 un6
Duncan ~ 9tcibcrsien, ipelde in IbGtz
lihfeilen ausarteten. SIN Serlaufe Oers
ielbcu bieb Soues BEN Duncan, welder
auge6lidp ZEN Streit baOdrh berauT bss
idpor. 0aB CT Sen Gritercn nedte, nit
elnem &niippel oermaBen iiber Oen &opf,
oaB otrlelbe btutGberltr0mt 3uiammens
itUr;te. Duncan erbOlte iib ieOOd au>
gculbeinllh balo, uuO man wuid lelne
WunOen ans, wOrauT ct lid nad leluer
@Obnunq bc9ab. gIm 6reIta9 UsriAIims
merte iid) ieOOd Der .3uitanO Oes Yers
wunoeteu oermaBen, baB ieine llebelz
iibruug nad Osm !SOipital alS MOTH
menOig erahtst purOe, bod mar feline
9tettun9 mebr m0gi9 unO um Samltag
erlag er oaielblt Ben erlittenen Ssrlesunz
gen.
3onss wur6e, nudSem Ser tritiide
3ultano 0uncan's betanut muroe, pom
JiunoszScrgeanleu SdIcl6 pom mitt'
lercn 9itrltt Uerbuftet uaO geitern iiir
Oa8 8rO5cBusriubrcn Isitgtbalt:u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
StaOt Baltimore.

r3cmiib Gomment" lit Der
Sltcl elne5 nruen DIE 5nterclisu Der lttz
lisen 95raeltten pcrtrctenOen WOdenz
batte5, wcIdss am SamlI2g i:tn Grz
ldcIneu madtc.
Der r5sruslitii d. &tuutenz
Il terruBungss Geretn IN IL
ger DO dinner" bat 9cltcrn N6sno IN
istuem 8erl0mmIungslOtal !r. 506.
Sitz,SaItimOreltraBs, Oss utu crwaIllen
GeamIen initaQrt. Qleielpcn iinO:
YrdiiOent Gb. Us. yOnoOn, Ylccs@raiiz
bent y. M. eO5en. protofoIlueuOer Sez
tretGr Samuel SbOtet, 6taunjlctretar
Se"ate &oOlfion, Shapmctucr y.
ShWorg, 1. Grultee &. TeOg. Gt@Praz
ii0cut ilt 0r. ). 9tOOOle.
u q d. .Di ee8pOrt, Fa., aus
gsllefert pur0c geit:ru Der pom Gtbeims
pOIi;llten Sarruugcr uerqaltel: % SABRE
aIte lSernsr Relou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29

iurgentsn Sas 2lrienal uuO maftcn quite
Ycuts. Gin @eraat, buB NfaceO ltd
crboten babe, bic CUTE Sude Der Snlur@
esntcn iGr tuares @elo an Gensral De
6anDOs, uclder ii9 in @uatanaup be-
finOet, ;u oerfouien, te0arI Ser Seltatts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
Nehulell Sie

cine CUTE 2ebsr.Meol;in eiu, uuo imar
o.sbalb, meil Die yeber oas 8lut poQ.
ilduOig regultrt. SobaIO Die gebsrtqd.
tigielt trd9e III, miro oaS 80rperipitem
psrltopit, oaS Glut uurelu uuo Der gauSe
SOrper muB oarunter leloeu. Seoe Ste
briiu, Die sur 9lelniguug oss SlmeS
smpfOblen rUiro, iou augsuommcner
OinBeu ari Die yebtr elumlrfen. Be.
iorgeu Sle IL oaber ioiort ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
D&onta aaer Sercr. Meoisinsu,
U"uWtH HuC'
Summons
SiDer
Gegulator

2eri.lbe uerriftet ieine Irbeit CUR
I3ufrieoeubett uuo srfriid)t oa8 Qeommte
&oIpsripitem. Gr ut pbsiTsr ais YtQen"
uno tnnn iOluObl in flIitser 6Orm lule
ais Fuluer beScQcn lperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
9nfalberi9te aus 9Saibinstun.
&inoer= =WtnsfenbaGI OcS Sdnger'
b1fltOeS

@luen anmutbt9cn uno su9let4 felz
ielnben GinOrud madte OR am SSretta9
4benb i'm 6rsimaurersE empel, Gde Der
9. unb 6.Stru6e, 9t,z2S., abse6altene
Sinner NtasteubaQ. Son llbr nb
trui bas tleine SOlt in Seslcitung ielz
mex sln9eb0rlgen eIn uuO es bnutrte
nidt Iuuss, 10 NOR Die srOB. Salle &C.
fiiQt nit Den gum She'll alIsrtlebiten
Wasfcn, pelde uah ben SIangcn oea
SrOf. 0Out' 'iaen Srdeiters iit gum
Gan;e unidldten. gtamentlif maren IS
bi. Ma6asn, wslde babel cine wabrs
buft ent;Rdenoe @eldifltdteit unb In=
mutb cntwldslten. I'm III ubr be9unn
bic Brelsusrtbcilung, Delte bartn be-
ltan6, baB Elm ieOe8 &tno cine 0ute nit
n@anop" erbtelt uno oumit bate ca8
&inSsr. .Ssrguiiscn ieiu Gnoe erreift.
Naboem Die Siuber Die Sallc oerlolen
batttn, be9ann Der 8uli fiir BE 9rOBen,
melhCr bis 2 llbr an0aucrte.
0ieIes 9crgniiseu bllOets su9lcid ben
Nbi1luB Scr SauOu, IN melder ber
,SGngcrbunO" Orei GOn;crte in Der
OtuIifz 2lfaoemie, eintn Suu I'M Treiz
maurerzS enlpel, tine 9tarreu SIBuu9
unb clnen 0ta8tenbaQ III Der Y&aiienz
0aQe Der leidteu 9nfanterte uno oaS
StiitunsSieit im vSGu9er 9erbuno I0stu."
9e9eben bate.
9Ius 0erciusfrciicn.
Der n8lattocutihc Scrcin" beidIoB
in ielner legteu Sieung, odB er ib III
3utuuit ieoen SlutIten Oonnerltag tm
WtOnat periammclH wtll. 9tahOem Die
Gonlt:tution Ourdbtrutben unb iertIg
qcltellt iii, ioQ oicielbe Der nd6lten Ysrz
iammlun9 ;ur @eneBmlguu9 uOr9clegt
meroen. 2uBeroem wurOe Sru. 0enrD
+. 9icb Der OanE Der 8crlGnmIuug iur
Die i66ue unO unent9eltlIAc lu5iamutz
flung Der r2lrton>9allc" SeieScntIid Oe5
fiir3lid abgeBult,nen Saue5 auS9clprOa
den. 0a8 @creinslofal 6e8 yYlattz
oeutihen ycrein8" bernOct ijd ebeHfaus
in Der r9lrlon.0aue." Die ebeuoaielblt
abgebalttne Sieung Res GretutiU Cont
te'5 ct5 y0eutlden Central Sucin5"
beldGiti9te iih nit Ocu SOrarbettcn 5u
Dem am Sweltcn ETngltta9c IN Sucnas
Sita ub;ubultenOen SOmmerieits. IS
iino 3ur Srellnabme an bcmlelbcn %
Gercine cinsclaOeu, pom oencn aat nift
Sum &reiie OeS Sentral YerelnS" 9e'
bOren.
Der oSdastn.% %erein" biclt in ielz
ncm YersinslOtale 9n. 9O7, 7. StruBe,
Y.z@., istne 0ul5iabrSz Sleung ab, III
pclher unStcue Oe5 3uriifgetretcnenScs
trctars 9tpbcrt Spring8gut5 pr. M,rs
ner Sod gum 9tahiOi9cr crnannt
murSc. Gs murOc bel9lONcu, oem
perltOrbenen Wttglicoe 3Obn Z. SOi9t
su Gbrsn cine @eOenttaiel iiir Die Sers
ein5Bale aniertI9eH 5u lalien. Ndbs
renO man cine Glnlaoung 81 OCm in
gtewz0orf abiubaltcu0eu natlOnalen
Sdijbtnfeltc o6Iebnte, wur0e 6ltlcnl9c
oe6 oeutIdeu 9entralzStrcius sur Be
thcllt9uug al Oem an Rllu9ltzOtOns
tag gu ieisrnOen SOmmtrieltc anssnOms
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
Die be(ts 5riblabrs> MeDi,in

2tusenblidIidl 1T EN- Seoer oarauf be<
oat,t, enuaS fir Die 0teiulgurg ielnes
Slules su thuu, ODER ME man Su iaseu
pfcgt, slue 6rubjubrs. .Meoisin su &c.
braudeu. llno Oies lit poutOmmeu
rl6tiS aebanoslt, leoo1 mug man Die
seeiguete DieoiSiu, etuHehmeu. SaGs
Sle Siren Nrit couiuItren, 10 pirD
cEh1rpr1 N,ria1he icner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-29
SSiir oeu @algcn rctf.

0egenwarti9 bcberber9t oa5 OiltrlttSz
0eIdu9uiB orei YerlOncu, wcltle gum
GoOt Ourh Sen Slrana ucrurtbelt iinO.
G5 iinO Dies Ger 1ieger 5ameS Z. Graz
uers, pctt1er ieiue Gellebtc 2lnna &jrOB
I'M porlgen 9tOuember crntOrGets, Soiepb
q. 8eam, III lher im Gc;embcr b. ).
i:ine StleItOdter 2Muie Z. 2cabg crs
I9oB, uno IbOma5 lOglor wc3cu @ats
tsumo,oet. Gritcrer wu0 AM 49, SalI
unS Die bcloeH Ycgtsrtn an 26. Jull
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Ger
NatiDnal 8au Vereiu
Oct Staot Baltimore.
National Building A ssociation.

SIrtaur: 3mmrr Nr. 4Os une 4O9, 6terlitp
Wutprifrtes Sapital SlO,OOO.OOO.OO.
9 enmfe:
Grrif Z. 4uabe, iuu., 8rditbert.
Sbcmas III 6dn, giceprGiocHt.
9. MSeslep @ueH, Sdasmetiter
g. ". Spns, Sstretlr.
WMfc9. Nridarb, gen.< .<Geibdfts1uhrer.
j.. y. Morris, GieihiffsfuhTer
b,s 2lIguness : epcrtemeEts.
sSilIiamS s. gSiiliaus, Eedt5eoElulenteH.
9epoiitorium: Continental SatioudI'Sanf.
SIterft.uuua Der SecurltatsU: JieelItp & Se
pohtsSo.
Sireftpreu:
Grnif !. &na5e, iun.. uon 2Sn1. 9Eace q Co..
PionuiabrltnntsE.
Clinton y. Vaine, uoz &aiEe u 0icgoraH, Sans
hers uHo piat.sr.
sbrmnc Us S5an. 2IHrot.
@Sllbur :. Sa6icu, $raIIoeHt Der CONTINENTAL
NatlOrai:> CI.
Cssiuarc Maine, %sis'r uno Ssrausss5er oeS
-9.utiueH @olrripcneentcn."
SameS 3. Naafrn DOE Der Somes >. giaIon Co..
Grac.rsj jabrifaHt.H.
u, SSinslpp s8inianIs, AHiualt.
Gbarles lScnrD Smitb uon Smlth, OIron & Co.,
Graross Gambler in QapleI unb Ndpltria6eH.
NJ. WCC. prid)Gre, SGu'Bereln
TieIer Pauoeretn oficrirt eem Inhlitum mdbrerb
bes Dionots NpriI 100 Sspro'entts:, soraTtlrIe n;
thellt ocs uon ,inbsIabltsn NEias,tapltals
pro gfti,. 81. SlReH pcrben bGIblabrIltb bsBahIt
(1ebr9,lS)
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Scr 1Scl,cr= T6ulpp.

Sn Der 9ta6t uon 1amlta9 nuI conn
tau bemerfteu swei uOn el.ttr Ytriammz
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Don a6lIer int bri6Gn il)aGrr.
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(SpsSiel fir ben YGeutihen @orrcIponbtrten"
ter1let our1 Die "uulteo lreB" uno Die ngteD orer
gAlloCilrte Irsiis"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-15
AFEW LIES OF.

The gold bug pen is now hard a
work assuring the public that the
movement against the old parties is
rapidly dying out. Senator Carter of
Montana recently as sured an inter
viewer that the new party 10 Montana
had been rapidly losing ground.
But when YOU come to consult Nc
Carthey's statistician, you read from
the figures n very different story. In
1892 the POpulist vote of Montana for
President was 1884; in 1894 their
vote f"r Congressman was I5,4Ol. In
1892 they polled 1856 per cent Of the
vote Of the State. while in 1894 they
poIied 80 "a per cent Of the vote Of the
state. MIR. Carter is provided for for
a number Of years and doubtless feels
at liberty to talk at random, but if he
continues to make such giraffe state
ment3 as he has Just made about
Montana, his name will be placed GA
the great register of Republican pre-
~vuricaLGrs.
vas <INO SItdt EltOIIIN on
Wall Street, when the Iowa Demo-
Gratis repudiateI silver in the State
Convention. But the action of the
convention has di5pleaSed the ma
JOrity Of Democrats in Iowa, and they
are now in open rebellion against the
machine which is run iry the sold
bugs. In some counties members o.
the central committees have resigned.
They say that if the declarations q
the State convention are tue they
have been misrepresenting the Re
publican party for years.
The Democratic platform is idpnti-
cal with the principles OF the RepubIi-
can party as laid down ia every State
convention since the crime Of 1873.
There is no difference today between
the Democratic and Republican part
fes, and, as the Republicans have al
ways been consistent on the gold
STANDARD, the acknowledgements of the
IOWA Democrats that their antagonists
are right gives the Republicans a
great advantage.
There were 129 Federal offce-hold-
ers in the State convention. They
represented Cleveland and his gold
bugs, ard not the Democratic parry
Of lowe. Those onice-holders are
charged With b~ulIdozing, caiolery and
bribery in defeating the free coinage
r%}solutious. President Cleveland is
doing all that the over Of the admil.
istratiOn can do TO secure the election
of the Republicans, and unless the
silver Republicans join with the silver
Democr is TO defeat The old parties
his efforts will be successful.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-15

Corbett's recent boyish display of
temper with his prospective antago-
mist at Dallas, is causing his hackers
considerable worry and Dryer, his
principal money support is more than
Disguised with his actions. A man
who cannot control his temper is of
very little s in the ring and now
that Fitzsimmons has got his guage
in this respect he will not be slow to
take advantage of it when they meet
for the big battle.
IL he onc loses his head then he
will DE an easy mark for the cool
Australian who will clip him down in
less than twenty rounds.
Mrs. Wentworth, a Philadelphia
widow, surprised her friends by dec
Grating her bicycle with crepe when
she went cycling a few days after the
death Of her husband.