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New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

Cash quotations follows: Flour was dull prices
'fsa5a5 Wsca aqi.Ss5s .Ss5;;, s.? 4
ss 's;'ss ys 'P1'@ ssS.s sa :S:l:
os. ss ,d 81 7gS4 shS @ s se. boxed o s. as
whksy ase 6 s. 81 an'snsa s3sf 81 % .anSaia saS
s45 nseed oR 3.c boiled &C. On the produee
c5Sms s ;.,b Hs .ss iasia seconds '"'
asa s prns 5qs patent s. .sass
e 10 red new s%'oc oo rete,ea sd new ~ oC
Sai' Sa hste Hf " saa.e Pin. BasSn steady
SS s. as e 's short ' As Dy sd 'aifa
. ss 55. Eggs quiet &c ~'''"'' unchanged
Milwaukee. July 2i.-wheat opened firm and prices sd-
yapi opened s'as' at & re @ rose &c and
closed at Gc Cash and JSly ranged ID ic oeiow ssT Sampe
No : hard. 5,lsg56sc No northern 800 sample bar
s b s9yes No at Flour aae .nS on bas.
50 80 for hard spring patents IN wood NH stufis he'd held
dinss diin,s at s. 1898
Minneapolis. July 2l-In wheat future. . today the
femse isSer penea T' at osc cosns firm at s.@S
cemher opened at 55hc sdyancsd to SsqS2c and closed
tembe but as high has as i%9c "a DI was ~ paid u Later ter
r'h s XornsrP Sse FSgS ssl5gss 6 ,S
b6. fT p1'snsa sspmn $50 seos bSs i Mi in bulk
quoted at 81 49, shorts 81 rs; middlings. se rs
PHILADELPHIA. July 2l.-F1our-Market continued very
quiet: prices unchanged market weak 10 sell. Wheat
Market steady; very little trading Contract wheatJuly
CO., Oisc: August GOi2QGs.c; September. 6ltN6lsc.
October nominal corn-opton market FIRM under mod
for local dull sellers asking 34c for No yellow.
but buyers holding of: No 2 mixed July and August.
81 .Q31'.c september. 32G32iec October nominal Oats
Market shade nrner under moderate offerings; demand
light: options advanced liac under light offerings and
fair inquiry but the stIffer views Of sellers check trade
22a.c October 10 st22asc ButteFine grads firm: COOL
demand: heat damaged goods dull prints extra. whole
sale. i76lSc jobbinR l9a22c. Eggs Arm; higher,
a good demand for choice stock; Pennsylvania and
lrsts, l2n l2ec. Sugara-Refned in light de-
mand and unchanged. Other articles unchanged.
St. Louis. July 2l.-Four firm; extra fancy, 81 90
81 S5 Wheat higher: Jry. 56'.c; August 56c Septem
ber 56.c December 5s7tc Corn lower. July. 23%c: Au
gust. 23i.c: September 2ic Oats firm; July. 9c August
and September i75c May. 2Oc Eggs higher Ii,Isc.
steam 81 I2l; choice 50 20 other articles
rrChar
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
TO BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals for f,r

nishns the necessary materials and perfornins tss
labor for erecting and finishing brick ir fene
employees for the Manhattan State Hospital at wads
Island. y. Y. be sent by ma delivered IN gs-
TO John McAnerney: Ac;ins President of the Bosri
Managers Of the Manhattan state Hospital az NO =
Madison Avenue. New York City. which time A.
place the Board Of Managers Will receive and open ~
proposals.
Plans and specifications may be ard blank fo1D
Of proposals obtained at the ONCE OF l. g Perry Me
tect In the Capitol Albany y. Y, or q Or. A. =
Macdonald. General Superintendent Of the Hospital
No Madison Avenue. New-York city.
Propo sails be for the whole work. AMI be acco
panied by bonds Ot two suretes guaranteeing the s"
ful execution ofer II accepted ...
The Board Of Managers the right % rejec1
or all bids they may deem FOR the best interests @ u
State. JOHN A.ANttNraa,-~
Acting President Board o, MaaaSs's-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
HAY AND STRAW.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 2l.-Cotton easy; mddins 7-i9c:
low mid ng 3 Gc good ordinary. . IL ldc; net and
gross receipts bales. including on9 new crop, sales oo
spinners' stock. 2N9.
Norfolk July 2lCotton nominal; middllns. 6'sc; low
mldlling exc good ordinary IL 10: net and gross
ceipts. bales exports coastwse. 30 sales 36o STOCK
4.iO2.
Savannah. July 2i-Cotton dull: middlinG. Gasc: low
middling 67l6c; and receipts 10 bales sales.
q. stock. i7Sy 1890
New-Orleans. July 2i-C,tton quat; good middling,
G7.c middllng. Gl1c. low mldng. GAc good ordinary,
cisc net and gross receipts 2OIi exports to the Cont
nent. 100: sales. loo. stock. "A. AL.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

pieces 10ifs 3d sreasy. 6@i0d locks and pieces 6Hw
ND. ~ .
Victoria, 800 baiss; secured, 7dgs a. locks ana
pieces 7%d0is I'D: greasy 5*di0hd locks and pieces
4Iam7s4d. ... -,
South Australia, q 100 bales secured 1it411hd; locks
and pieces ca lO1d greasy 4EQSd locks and pieces. w
m5sd.
West Australia 500 bales secured, 10 I'd; locks and
pieces JdHfs; greasy, iiSm74d.
Tasmania 10 bales; greasy. C011hd locks and pieces
3xM7i4d.
New Zealand, $500 bales secured s191s 3f: locks and
pieces 5hddfs I'D greasy, 5NGlod; locks ana pieces
5Tsd Az,
Cape Of Hop. and Natal 900 bales: secured e,sd
Id: locks and pieces, 4AG11d.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
Il 10G2O points decline. Sales

s easier feen: E Rressps wall H late % ySSy aSU,fe Of s
g. and Rio at 2c santos was & weaker & wi,h ., Sos
nq @ eSse Se WA. at "a fay sS en1 with sales Of
Masc"sS 900 Pys' Pns cenra oas' $50
mats Corincne private terms and 200 mats Interior
ff5fds pRtGs-Te market powdered ssGidsgy
@ win offerings tn sn ana Sav. . GpgoTd GnSsa at the
for lots and the ,n., ma,.et Il . h % o = n,p
is in limited demand quotations 2eq2zc 70: large
tins DO%esT ouh is SSSed niGSe a. sc nan
:5 nsrng southern 81 sogss Norern fs s. 80
3 sc g M y cdn snfsT e acasc ssSoe
nary 2is sci cied b5is 7gloc saTaparllIa end9Ias
2sassc Mexican egGsc; senssa southern g Mn IN
ssSTA s.s 2s2os & hesmS s easS Sl"f Sds l
sG agos ses .Ss 81 good e. ha l1
;ad-NatuTal. t7as7 SO artificial s. .ss 8 4o pepI.r-
s. Sasi 7o eases g iSds2 - rennyT@yal soeasl sas
ssas2 2s spruce &c Tsnsy s9gt2 whteeTcen
natural 2jgsi 90 artificial. COG 7oc Wormseed Bal
m5 FRFGS s Sg'f DRIED p@ maSe r % nearly
descriptions Of dried fruit continues very quiet Sales
acer The Of the week has been the opening Of
snt s the st hSlf Of october These are cluster 2o
boxes 81 80: London 81 1o loose Muscates sc
Sales Of severai Carloads reported Prunes are quiet
Valencia raisns. 5HG7c; sutana. 5hQsc California. s's
s%ns % sais c Iau nS SAC Sanaa prneS @se
flbert- 6isqsilc: figs. 3AN5c.
FOREIGN GREEN FRCIT-The demand for lemons is
quite active. although there are comparatively few large
sales being put through. quiet but nrm
limited supplies. Bananas about steady with demand
modegate Pines moving out rather slowly We
ouote: Lemons 50 a5a$4 y. S4gS4 40 for SOr
rento and Ssnt4 G5cGS1 -: pineapples.
s4HSiG: cocoanuts <2ip$3,.
FLOUR AND MEAI~-The market was quiet but firm
win little better spring wheat patents. In
part due better feeling prevailing late In the wheat
market There fair volume OF business In spring
n,,ents and a little Improvement In the inquiry for
winter sraghs Total transactions amounted 10 20 753
packages including 900 bbs winter patents 81 Go 1900
kcs sralghs 81 in sacks and So ?5ns3 81 In bbs of
Which 800 sacks for export al s3J 800 bbls clears,
oGsa l $50 pkes ists. 81 70 IN acks and 81 op
t2 O. In bbls $50 bbs extra 2fs 81 2ous2 O go bbs.
Go,hern AZ oOIx3 25 81, bbls city patents SiG$4 25:
40 Lbs civ clear So 9 $50 bbs city extra 2s 81 30
bs ritv mes - so $50 bbs spring patents. 81 100
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
Proposals.
S~c>~~NNNe~NNNNNNNNN~ oNcoN~N.NN~~NN~~NN~rNcs
ITO STEAM-HEATING CONTRACTORS


ITO STEAM-HEATING CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for furnishing the Necessary NJ
terals and performing the labor FOR erecting ard
pleng a steam heating and ventating apparatus for
building for work shops In the first story and rooms To-
employees in the second story for the Manhattan S0
Hospital Wards Island. " y may be sent by mall
delivered in person up $3.50 O'Clock p. Monday Az.
gust Sd. 1885, John McAnerney Acting President Of
the Board OF Managers Of the Manhattan State Hospital
at No. Madison Avenue New York City. a, which ins
all proposals.
Plans and Specifications may b seen and bank tuu1
Of proposals obtained at the Office OF l. @. Perm Ne1
tect. in the Capitol at Albany y. y. or OF D. =
Macdonald General Superintendent OF the Hospital.
No. ! Madison Avenue New York City.
Parties bidding this work must be persons or fre
actually engaged in the heating business and ~
proposals must be for the whole work. and be accoa'
panied by bonds Of suret!es guaranteeing the hths
full execution Of the offer, II accepted.
The Board OF Managers the right reject aal
all bids they may deem for the best interest,". q
the State.
JOHN MANERNET.
Acting President. Board OF Managen
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

nshing the necessary materials and performnns, ,Ss 80
labor for erecting and finishing building ior
in the nrst story and rooms for employees In ne a ssa
story for the Manhattan State Horpual ~ Ware ,n
n Y NAV he by mail delivered N letsoh St,s
3 80 o'clock p. m, Monday. Angus, 81 is'" ,.ss,r ~
McAnerney Acting President Of the R1ard - Ave.
OF the Manhattan state Hospital at No Mas.' rad
nue. New York city. at which time and place NV
OF Managers will receive and open al pr'p.S forms
Plans and specifications may be seen and nAlS ,,rhs
OF proposals obtained at the office ot l. C. fsrrs, =
tect in the Capitol at Albany y. V. or or VI, n
Maciorad GENERAL Superintendent Of the HoS'"A"
No Madison Avenue. New York CITY , y. accom-
Proposals be for the whole work. a' -. fa,tbs
painted BY bonds ~ sureteT gunran'r'ihs u"
fu execution Of the off"r II accepted . . ,s,ect any
Of Managers reserve me rlS lasts of ,se
or all bids Is they may deem for me o, -, xt,pyEY
state JorN ~ =, v,nagsrA
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL for La 1uayra Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and Mara
cabo via Curacao. from Perrepont Stores. Brooklyn.
IS PHILADELPHIA ........ Saturday. july %. ! p. m
ss CARACAS. .............. Tuesday August p.
sS NENEZ Ella Thursday. August IL. 2.
IS CURACAO. Tuesday. July 2s
These American searners built expressly trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
DOCITON. BLISS 4 pALL.ETr.
General Managers. 1875 Front-s.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
mo RrIIDFRS-Sea proposals TOT ~.

nshnx the necessary materials and p:rorTsa,Tpsr saT srsS
lsbcr for erecting and finishing iI"w .n,al AZ cene
employees for the Manhattan sia,e ,srd in persqqs
Islip n Y may be sent by mail or u-ns "a 1896 10
up to O'Clock p MONDAY assu ,Ss eard Of Mag,
John McAnerncy Acting President on 'hs , ~ MaAHa
ger OF the Manhattan state Hospital; " and place M
Avenue New York city A. whlea .n w., ali proposals..
Plans and specifications may be zen :: Perry Arch:
Of proposals obtained at ne ci''s or q pr, 4
Macdonald General Superintendent 90,
No Madison ,s AVsnu ss r the wors sns the s
panied bv oonds o, two suretles =. -
@ IL. s.'SSSr Sa.ss q e ss s;: e
or all bids A. they may de'" W. John MANfEMnsssssu
State - x,~..asnt Board OF Mah~s~
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
N' TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Umbria. July 2o. p. Campana. Aug. 10. q m
Iucania l. 10 a. m. Cmbra. Aug %.
Etruria. Aug 3. p. m Lmcana. Aug %. g. m.
From Pier 4O North River foot OF Clarkson-st
For freight and passage apply at the Companys ONCE
No u, wiling Green. New-York.
VERNON II. BROWN CO. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON. s. c..
the SOETH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Pons
From Pier 20. T.. 4. (foot Of Roosevst-s'D. D. 4
lROQU UOls Friday, July
ALtfONll lLeslay, July
SEMINOLE Friday July
Steamers have frst-class passenger accornm daiona
WM. p CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green. New-Y0k
Fla. Cent and Penn. Fast F. p Line via JacksonviA
Great So. Freight and Passenger Line. Via Cha.estoa
r. G. EGER. General Agt. 39l Bway " T.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
Ocean GIeamers

Ocean 6tedmers
>oo~o~~o~~~~~~~>~>ooo~ o~o~~o~~~N~~~oNo~oNN~
WHITE STAR LINE.
Britannia. July % noon Britannia. Aug 10.
Adriatic. July 20. noon MJesr; Aug 26 noon
Germanc. ...Aug 5, noon Germanc. Sept. 3
Teutcnic Aug II noon Teuonc. Sept. Q.
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
pie- No. rs, North River. Once - Broadway y. Y.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

OFor OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK NEWPORT
MEMS, rE1ERsBuRGI IpSSRrsM0uTIi. PTNNERs
lNGToN. D. G.. daily: except sunday. Richmond direct
a-water roue). Monday Freight ony). and Satur-
DAY 1iasscagers ard Freight. Sailings from Pier -
N r. 2 T.. NJ sat. p NJ. Through tickets and freight
W l. GIrIILAIDEI' Xlce-Pres and Traffic Mgr
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
RNMMl TME MMaHn TNNrsa

ROUND THE WORLD TOURS,
The next Party sails from Vancouver sept H. Trt,,
Japan. China, india. Egypt Southern Eur Pc etc 81
months tour. Following departures. oct. and H. Pa
ticulars from
THOs. COOK & SON. 2Gi & 1225 Bway New.Yrt
A NCHOR LINE, L. S. MAI. STEAMSHIP
sail every Saturday a. no n.
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
From Pier a. y. r Foot West 2i,h stree,
Circassia ........July - Ethlopa lus q
Anchoria ..........Aug. Furnessia Ars
saloon SIS I'd CABIN so, steerage 81 ~ ani sl&
s. 6. CITY OF ROME. SEPT s and OCT n
Saloon. $50 and up: n cabin So; siee'age s25 q
Henderson Brothers. General Agents. Bowling Gne
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
NETHERLANDS LINE

;. MAASDAM Saturday. July is 1000 a. m
s = SPAARNDAM Saturday. July %. 10 90 a m
steamers cal, both Boulogne- sur-Mer, France
First caba si5$55: second cabin s35 steerage very
low rates Apply for handbook and General Pas
Agency. 30 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.

Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting at lsthmus FOR all West Ports OF
Mexico, Central and south America.
Steamers sail from pier foot West 27th ST.. N. 7.
ADVANCE. ..Iuly 30. noon FINANCE. Aug. TO- noon
For rates apply at Companys Office % Broadway.
JOuN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

AND THROUGH THE GULF OF MENICO TO CALVES
TON. TENAs, IS AN IDEAL VACATION TRIP
ONE-WAY EXCURSION OF TOURISTS TICKETS to
all POINT. Texas Colorado Utah Arizona, California
Mexico Georgia Florida. Excellent Accommodations
Write for "a PAGE POCKET GUIDE (naed free)
Q. 4. MALLORY & CO. Cen Agts. Ier 20 z. r.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship sa!ings from vancouye.
TO JAPAM AND GG10NN,
FNPREsS OF rNDIA............Aug ; Oct 10 IA, 4
ENPHESS OF JAPAN Aug q. Nov. o. P.6
EMPRESS OF CHINA. A...........S Sept a. Dec NA
H0NylWly, FlJl AND AUS SlTSAllA
WARRIXoO. Aug MTOWrRA. ........ sspt 4
% Cabin 0rnn Ida Ions very low rates. - =
For tickets and freight rates apply 1853 Broadway n.
freight rates only. e5 Walst.. " !.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

AVA direct Cottage City Mass and Portland. Maine
Dsiightul sea-coast route 10 al pleasure resorts Norf
sail Pier No. 49, East River every Tuesday. Thurs
da; and Saturday at 3 F. NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

S ssy 's ssSs:Tn % ;, a.S ssms. ASs :SaS ss
do grade 59ao2c stock 77iooo BUSH ssIes O. coo
Hasa. s CIT AZ a?S sa SGT ssf .ns
3oGsoAc; Southern white and yellow. 3sa34c stock ~
22sAa2ic; No . mixed. 2liIa22c stock sao 600 bush
n nye a . sEs so 1900 49, S%S Hay s9 cSoce
9,hy $40 asked Grain resh' steady and unchanged
ps ss sD51.
sssN ss sas o TsiT S M quiet
S opp sss 4Ss s ~ e. s9d S s sS No
25se; no DO 2asa2sc Mli.sd quiet; :p,ns brsn to
SIP sf '9S @ go 20 "2is .s o ''1 sa
lac ss' e Veal Hf'% sas eSse Fresh Ses quiet,
iss@i7c: %ss,er9 SsiSc dafy shoisss iss
as 4 9sT dairy .se ' ae asi: ss MrSn
Eggs quiet nearby isa2oc Eastern iSaicc western tern
81 sna so MlSG'faa red Kidney 81 ioas M g.
s@ d@. 10 f Pouy Norss% ss s' tsS
chickens ioalss Western iced eh,ssn' laaiic o;. Live
STEADY: sds 80 bb Byeberies salc; blackoerrisl
aay asy quet dn s5assS lower grades sssss straw
dull SIS Leather quie ,,s@Sy .. "a
sc:' 2sc seconds ,s 2aa24c.
Bualo July wheat closed strong %c Id:ss 1is
sirong m 1nchanged Corn closed dull easy unchanged
a S9sss &c rSs STT r 2" track csr So @n9 & S @
sic askei in store Flour fair demand Arm Millfeed
Chicago. July 21The leading futures ranged az foi-
lows:
Wheat. No q Opening; Hight Lowest; &c SIosine sH.
Ssp{enber Ssy ,e,<a? r7HoS7E 5cAa:ss; S6s6.s%
December ........ .5s%G5sA 59h 159A 5sh %
Corn. No. 2:
July .......... 2o'+ 90, ,c,, ~oe,t %, ttSsSczs
September ......... s'N 2S.s 2~g22set Zo.9ooen oe,
Oats. No. 2:
september - u ..-d Ia lo@giaa, ooa1aaann
Nav l'tW io'e -'7SH-'Tt 'oN ~'"~D''
Mess pork. per bhl
September .......... $6 3If sSSL.2 % ioo 90 90,
october l=2 o6..e
January ..........., O 'V''2 "o' ''-E
Lard. per 100 10:
September .......... 3 40 3g ~, 9 o.
October
January ~ "''E
Short rib,. per 100 10:
SepteT1bsr .......... 1874 so 81 . oo1
October
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
F'REN( II LINE
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatantiQue

" DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE PARIS FRANCE.
LA BRETAGNE. Rupe. ....... Sat. Aug. l. a. m
LA BOIRGOGNE. leboeuf Sat. Aug y. 10 a. m
Parlorseat and buffet smoking attached to Speca
Train HavrAparis Cor vice versa. Seats 81 90 extra
A. FOKGEyr. General Agent. Bowling Green. n. 7.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26

who did not receive a prompt re
ply and bring to his cause the
Efforts of Mr.. Bryan.
I have carefully investigated
the records showing Mr.. Bryan's
action In these matters during
his last term in Congress, from
which / find that Mr.. Bryan gave
his services to 511 soldiers
sailors and nurses, survivors OF
the war, who desired his assist
ance in procuring their pensions
and in regard to pension matters
During his first two years III
Congress he was equally active
in answering all inquiries that
came to him on this or any other
matter.
1t seems to me that the old
soldiers ought not to be instru-
ments for the political deceivers
of the land to unjustly and I'M
fairly represent Mr. Bryan in
this matter before the public. In
Nebraska, where Mr.. Bryan is
known, he needs no vindication
nor defense on this or any other
matter; but, some men are mallc-
ious enough to try to lnJure his
character and standing by circu-
lating reports that they know
to be false rather than to meet
his arguments and cross swords
with him in contending for the
principles which he advocates
and believer to be for the best in
terests Of the common people,
including the old soldier.
CAPT. w. H. HUNTEE,
Fl Randolph Streets,
Lincoln, Neb.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
@. FRANCIS COLMHN,
County Clerk.

The Milwaukee Journal said
Thursday evening:
"As a member ofthe Republican
Observation-Disclosures and char
man of the Dodge county COM
mittee, Mr., Rambusch supposed
to have been the custodian of
political secrets, the exposure at
which might be damaging to the
party in many respects. All the
correspondence of this nature
which he left behind him came
into the possession of the sheriff
Of Dodge county, who, by the
way, is a Democrat. H. H.
Hoard of Waupun, the fusion
candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor, is in the city to-day Mr..
Hoard said that he spent part
OF yesterday at Juneau, and was
there informed that some of the
letters found among the political
effects of Mr. Rambusch''will soon
be made public and that they
will make a political sensation.
Among other things Mr.. Hoard
said that it was charged at Jun
eau and Mayville that the pur
chase price of the Mayvillc Pion-
eer, a German paper which has
turned to the support of the Re-
publican ticket, had been placed
in the hands of Mr.. Rambusch.
and that it had not been paid
over to the proprietor of the
paper. This amount was said to
be 81, 500, and i'll addition there
to there was another large
amount of campaign money un-
accounted for.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
MINIS AND MILLS.

Mr.. Mckinley lays great stress
on opening the mills and not the
minis. It is a very fine catch
word, and appeals strongly to
the ignorant and unth1nklng.
But with the mnits closed it neces-
sarily follows that there will be
closed mills. This isnot a theory;
1t is the everlasting truth told on
the pages Of history and remark
ed upon by every political econo-
mist, In his history of Europe,
the historian Allison, recites the
evil caused by the gradual con
traction Of the money Of the
Roman Empire upon every form
Of industry and evenupon clvil1z-
alton itself. This quotation
throws some light upon the con
nection between the minis and
mills;
"The two greatest events that
have occurred III the history Of
mankind have been directly
brought about by contraction
and, on the other hand, an ex-
pansion Of the circulating medium
of society. The fall Of the Ro-
man Empire, SO long ascribed, in
ignorance, to slavery, heathenisn
j and moral corruption, was in
reality brought about by de
cline in the silver and gold mines
Of Spain and Greece. And, as if
providence had intended to re
veal in the clearest manner the
influence of this mighty agent on
human affairs, the resurrection OF
mankind from the ruin which
those causes had produced, was
owing to a directly opposite set
of agencies being put III opera
ton. Columbus led the way IN
the career ofrenovat1on; when he
spread his sails across the At
lantic, he bore mankind and its
fortunes in his barque. The
annual supply Of the precious
metals for the use of the globe
was tripled; before a century had
expired the prices Of every species
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
RRYAN AND TIE OLD SOLDIER.
(Steveus Point Gazette)

EDITOR GAZETTE.-1 has come
to my knowledge that there is a
movement on foot among some
of the old soldiers against Hon.
w. J. Bryan, the Democratic
candidate for president, and that
he has been charged as being I'M
friendly to the old soldier. To
refute the charge among those
who are not acquainted with
Mr.. Bryan personally, | want to
saw a word, as an old soldier, to
that element in behalf of Mr..
BRYAN. I was Captain Of Co. K
9Th U. S. Regulars, and commits
stoned AS such by President Lin
coin and have known Mr.. Bryan
intimately for years.
The Grand Army and old sold
Ter haveno truer syr11pathizer and
stronger supporter of the old
soldiers cause than is found in
Mr.. Bryan. He believes in abso-
lutte justice and equal ty for all
men, irrespective Of class, condi-
ton or circumstances. During
his two years as Congressman
from Nebraska, no soldier ever
wrote him for assistance or in
! CURED of him on any question
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
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The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is one dreaded
disease that science has been able to
cure in all its stages. and that is catarrh
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being IL constitutional disease,
it reqnirts a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and nue.
Gus surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroylng hhe foundation OF the disease,
and giving the patient stregth by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing it's work. The proprIe-
tors have SO much faith III it's curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Address
f. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by
Druggists, IS csnts. 2
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
w1scoNs1N's RESCUE cEs

are attracting general attention, and it's
railroads furnish the means to develop
them. The limitless iron ore deposits OF
the Ppnokee and Gogebic Iron Ranges
provide abundant opportunity Tor the
establishment of Iron Furnaces and gen
eral iron working industries. Hardwood
timber in great quantities attracts manu-
features of all wood articles, including
Furniture, Woodenware, Slaves, Head
ings, Hoops and Veneering; the Granite
and Lime Stone quarries are attracting
attention, as their quality is unsurpass
ed for fine building work and strong
lime. Numerous Clay, Kaolin and Mari
bedy furnish the best material for Tile
Brick and Pottery.
All OF these material are located along
the line OF the WISCONSIN CEN
TRIAL, and any one who desires to To-
cate mandatory is requested to write
us, as we desire to confer with everyone
who wants a good location with fac'li-
ties for reaching markets everywhere.
w. II. KILLEN, c. L. WELLINGTON,
Industrial Commissioner. Traffic Manager.
II. r. WHITCOMB,
Genera Manager.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS.