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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21

Pittsburg presided. The morning ses-
sion was occupied with the appoint
ment of committees and other routine
preliminary work. Tomorrow the Ie-
ports of officers will be read and on
Thursday the wage committee win
make its report. which will be the prin-
cipal subject of discussion thereafter.
The delegates present directly repre-
sent $4,000 workers. but 500. 900 employ es
of the iron trades are actually govern
ed by the decisions of this body. For
ty-five lodges have been enrolled Dur
ing the past year and the representa-
ton this year is the iarg est since The
Homestead troubles
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21

Lima, Peru. via Galveston, Texas
May l9-The revolt against the author
ity of the government which has brok-
en- out at Iquitos on the upper ANA
zon, 60 miles above the mouth Of the
Napo. is classed in official circles here
as a farce. 1t is added that IL is only
a question of time when order will be
restored and great Indignation is ex-
pressed against the treachery OF certain
government employees there. President
Pierola will dispatch two cruisers and
troops Immediately to Iquitos.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
For Humanity's Sake.

DaAR EDITOR. Kindly allow me space 10 tell
your readers tina, one who suffered from both sem
inal weakness and syphilis wiii inform any one
who may desire 20 know ot the means by which
he vas cured OF these TAO loathsome diseases and
fully restored 10 vigorous manhood. he nothing
whatever TO sell and would not make one cert on
the unfortunate. having Tor years paid all his hard
earnings 20 doctors and for patent medicines only
turn. lie will only be too happy 20 inform suffer
eTs Of plan By which they can be certainly and
permanently cured. Write. describing case and
enclosing stamp. 10 Lock Box fcI. villa Park
Postofice. Colorado.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
\ Noted Newspaper A.an Dead.

San Francisco May 19-Henry Bigelow.
at one time one OF the most brilliant
and best-known newspaper men OF San
Francisco died to-day of cancer at ST.
Luke's hospital. one of his most notable
achievements was the securing of an in
terview with the bandits Evans and
Sontag at the time they were hidden in
the mountains and were holding the OFF,
GERS of the law at bay.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21

Richmond. Mo-, May 19.-Judge
Broaddus to-day upheld three of the
FIVE indictments against DIR. G. w. Fra
ker, the alleged insurance swindler.
but held that the venue should be laid
in Clay county. The state at once took
an appeal to the supreme court and the
cases were continued, Fraker being
held under s., 500 bonds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
The Reformer.' Sentences

London. May ia Pretoria dis
patch to the Times. dated May IS.
says: The executive council to-day de-
cided that the punishment Of Col
Francis Rhodes. Lionel Phillips. George
Farrar and John Hays Hammond Cthe
leaders of the reformers who were sem
fenced to DEATH shall be Il years i'm
prisonment. The hope is entertained
that the sentence will be modified. The
decision of the sentences Of the other
reformers Is stlll awaited.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21

Detroit. May 19.-One hundred and
seventy-five delegates We're present
when the annual convention OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers OF America was called 10
order to-day. President Garland OF
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
SOS SO
To Buffalo and ketura, for the n. r. A.
Mertng,


The Union Pacific will take the lead
In this. as In all other excursions dur
ing the coming season. by reason Of
superior accommodations, less changes
of cars, changes being made at agree
able hours. quick time and passing all
the points of interest en- route.
Dates of sale. routes and limits will
be announced In detail a few days
later
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21

Sufferers from Coughs. Sore Throat
etc. should be constantly supplied with
Browns Bronchial Troches." Avoid ini-
tations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
EDIsoN's tlAst
Ii was 80 Large He Was Much surpri.

r. W. 1.,r-o -, Was ,i,cn s,r,r,..,,
- 49, -,.,-,,. - -
- So, & f..,l, 800 80 r., -
- IN '-- ,'.- ~ 49,. Va JIM
81. a. - - Us - '-' ., 80, 50
.,-.,..- NJ 80. q. ~ - 80 .e '1.'1
'-'-7 $50 ~. 80 - l- o1e
-.9 N, " ''.-' Z. a-' p.y.1u ,-o~S cur
-.---'' -1ol--5 ot u.s. ld.1s ana y1ilS
OF Paper r-opoh oe1-lS on the surface
I'D clear letters the score from the Polo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

CHICAGO, January 2f-The trading in
wheat to-day was rather small and Auc-
nations narrow, uut-l about half an hcur
from t1e close, when bis covering ORDERS
caused a jump OF cent and half, May
Closing tl-i much higher. Corn ana oats
were Upheld by wheat and closed &C higher
each. and provisions closed with slight
flour firm.
Wheat. cash, No . spring 6laG62iz; No.
s spring J5.2uG,.. No red 6ju6jl2, jan
nary 52i 00iti. cl2.; February 6g4g62A -,
go May t-44cit4 Ga; July 623sG6414,
Corn. cash. No. . red. 27asa2Ts; January
closed 2las, May -ait N-9al July llQjV.s,
3l4 September 81 203l24 212i.
oats cash, No. 3 1854 No. > white 20siQ
lNt, FEBRUARY isl discs. 1Sia; May A12G
-)at. ~ July 2li-l 20a, POS
No. rye. cash. 3>la.
No. barley. nominal.
No. / taNSeed SO.
Prime timothy seed 80 72i4T$3 20.
Mess pork. cash. per bbl. SO &4Slc 40;
January $40 S144$lG so $40 30; May SO 62'2
U$i0 Is. $40 Co.
Lard. cash. per 100 lbs. 50 G7i5a5 70: jan
nary S. 61s0}j 3D. s. G7is: May s. 90Q$5 67i2
s. 500: july Sc '50$t 1o So 07ia
Snort ribs. cash, sides, s. 0,lea9 ~;
January S. o51E II. s. so. May s. 330 50 40,
s.; July s. i505 47ia. s. IS.
Dry sailed shoulders 800.
Short clear sides 53-ujia
Whisky. DistIers finished gods per gal
Ion $22
Sugars, unchanged.
hy,tar steady; daries 1od17; creameries
Cheese. quiet, Sa,0sis.
Eggs. steady; fresh 15i4G1G
ReCep ts-FlOur. 1000 barrels; wheat, IL
o1 bushels. corn. $4,000 bushels. oats. VI
co bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley, Co.
h'nment=-Flour. 5000 barrels: wheat,
$1,000 bushels; corn, 9l.ooo bushels: oa's'
$4,000 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley
71r0 bushels.
NEW YORK, January 2A-Flour, re-
ce.pts l36H, exports oNAt.
Wheat exports $500. spot stronger; No.
% red o., No. ] hard 0.a 1. o. d. ailoat; OPP
tions We're DUH, closing lease higher; NO.
. red January closed ,-t4; May G94Qd l-l5;
closed Il.
duh, No % 81; Options dun. closing sea &c
higher; january closed 30; May Soss4So'
closed So.
oats. receipts $500; exports. o, 400; spot
dull; No. ., 2ia,H2r.; options very quiet
closing icqi4c lower; January closed us
Hops. heavy. Hides. steady. Leather,
quiet Wool. quiet. Beef. firm. Cu,meats,
firm. Lard. firm. Western steam closed
So I'D asked; January 50 20 nominal fork'
dull Tallow, steady. Rosin, qu.et. Iur-
peutine. dull. Rice. steady. Molasses,
quiet but firm.
Cottonseed oil slow Coffee. options open
al barely steady. clos n4 easy at q net
loss of l502j points. sales 1850 bags
sugar, raw. steady
BALTIMORE. Md. January 2t-Flour
firm, unchanged; receipts. S.ijl; shipments,
l--T Wheat DUH. spot and month tJd
1f.. May lo.Ii4. receipts. loss, stock,
1l.egf, Southern wheat ou grade 6i21bN'2.
Corn. firm, spot and month 530a3ls; May
".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

Is the best school to attend if you want to
become practical business men women,
for il is the only school In the city that
drills It's students thoroughly in
COMMERCIAL Law. ,-
BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE
PENMANSHIP,
BUSINESS ETHICS, &c;
as well as everything that is Snort ana
Practical i'm ..r,, ,,,,r,rc,
These subjects are taught exactly as
practiccd I'm our best and most successIul
business houses.
Hundreds of its students each year, eN7
emplifv the methods taught in TINS ScnCol
I'm business houses in this and other cl.tss
i'm good positions secured them by We e
nnauagement of the school and through us
rcputation for thorough practical WoIh.
This school, at all times gives Us SUI,
dents the latest and most pr3cucdl VIZ VIZ
that can be obtained from the couHlHs
room. It's teachers know what business
is and how to teach u. 1900. -,>>rrr-c,r,
Wheeling W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
ARRIVE


r-. cola,,bus. Chicago and the West
-. End i1.l5 a. m. duly. aud l.iJ 3. a..
utG',c{Iilmbus. Cincinnati and S. Lonia.
,ol5 "A. n daily. a.- ll-il % ~, .-'-
d,..-,,lav and Z:f1 a. ul.. sIr.ly rf.-.
L...t'- 1yIsi-e,.fle accommodate. -I.-s -
-, and SAB p No.. except sunday.
Il; -.-,,,,-~jt Accommodation, o.5 j. M
esily o'5Ys,,y Nail. 1918 n. m. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her astoria.
When She WINS Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung to Castor.a.
When she had Children, she gcvetheu Castora.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
ARRIVE.

From Now York. Philadelphia B 5aIi,
more and washington, 49, S:5g - LIE '-A-'''
Ai t1,Innbe1tiand accommodation E'V' p Hi''
e1 2eJ ron Su". Accommodation 1910 q. me-
5i6audsve occomm99diatqionn' a siii 7 r. FL n
~" Grafton express l:25 p. m.' Monday only
wedding AND PITTsBUkG DIV
SION.
r,- Pittsburs. Washington. Baltimore
rI1ed4iuhia aud New York. 40 e. H.
ana ,.f5 u 10 daily.
For = ,ttsburg. 40 a. m. dairy. ,or.
PIG.tts5urg express. 3:3 .. m.' except
ARRIVE.
r-~or, New York. philadelphia. Blitl-
INC washington and Ilttsb--t' il.Il a.;
~. daily li:.. ,. nl.. ,e-.'- ''''--
ip-,ttsburg mail. ie.09 q. me- except Sun'
day. aud 200 p. m., DAILY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
From Nheelius 10

Northwest System-Cieyeland and Pits
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as foi-
lows:
From Bridgeport TO j Leave arrive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

e TOMLINSON. Passenger Agsnt
Station foot Eleventh and Water StS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
WHY PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS.
Vly8ln8g.y3nidE Inns.
TRAlNS KUN 81 CENTRAL Ilas.

Ticket Office at Pennsylvania Station on
Water ST.. Foot Of Eleventh ST., Wheel
inc AT MCLure House, Wheeling, and At
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest Observation-Disclosures Route.
sDany. Except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
$40 REWARD.

The above Reward will be
paid to any one who will secure
the arrest and conviction Of the
person or persons who are now
regularly stealing the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER on the
Island and North Main street.
West Virginia Printing Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
OHIO RLvER RALLROAD q

on and after Sunday. December %. $50.
PASSENGER Trains wlA i-l as loli9"ai
sDauy DAILY except sunday. eastern
Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
WHEELTNG AND ELM GROVE

tDaily, except Sunday.
Sunday church train win leave Elm
E=Svs 90 esSS O. m and Wheeling at 12.u
q. q. WEISGERBER,
lsa81raA MGn1gegs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

Through connections and through tick
cts TO eli points. Call on our agents or
aou'gWl G. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
GOING SOUTH.


Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and c.. J.. & w. Depot in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

OLEVELAND. LORAIN AND
~ WHEELING RAILROAD.
Time table In effect November q, 1895.
Cleveland Depot, Foot of South Water
street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

,t,,,. m, ,,,.r..,,,.. ,,,.,,,, wages being re-
su,,i "A. rr.a ,1,,,
Nru nos. ,, Won ten whether
,seas m IA whe 4t,nI at the head o. the
sold crusade and yc; 10 mos ~ n my
| Vu'Ahe 20 say 80 "h.h NV - - nc TO
| ~, HrN ,t@ll Whttunl 10y ~ 49, tite
mi, 20, labQrhk man o. W. - ,s,;oo1
/ lH.G'W oy the past. - Srri,is1, -
s"\h anu appiausr. g ""1 - ~! ,,'.
s"iuVta's LOT me arr'' ~ 3 90 t., -
| = NnnNh pS rs tr'Ht' me- IN
| 'rAtlns irAt - '' 1'i,,r,'a
! 81, mas NOT i'ctn mus VIA ~ 49,, ~ = 10
/ NY VIZ the lanuriAS MY" " 80 H.. Ia" a.
- mouse. CNppiauSeJ ,ShSN .'S a.. . ,e,.'
I ~ ms trlod 20 ns TX Hv" d, "iS,,'ls
/ ~, 90 .vnS !trles Nl lit.i'.' - =
I '5i.,.', ana ! VIII snow EoH a. '.," 1,,.
! hnrioc sMett'nR Zoo ii,rc ,,e vs,sSs
w., liz man tntuE 10 lit ,n,,i,,,.c '909
~ 90 WV NtuSh'V' "'" "t'f'
| rh!s Is an open asd notorious tdct. IL
/ is not the rsilrond .mpioyes who are ask
! i,,., ,,,.. ,.,l.-, "a, 80. 80 VOC. ,,,si,s,
- ''N '"'''V"' p't9'''"'S ~ -,
/ Tree coinage. hut the railroad presidents
Nho arr threatening the men that II free
/ ,,,t,,.,e-. -, "a, -, III l., 500, 1.,,,.,,
"'.'o '"~'- VASES ''
" Is not lAboring men who are sending
)ut circulars to customers. hut bankers.
,t 49,, 80 ,,,,,.,,,
,ompo,tss asa ~ M, mos. me-. ,b,
,eonle v,no ~ ,,,sA,-, - si.., of nf.i,,s
IN n,~c,,,,, =, 80 ,,ar ,b,t n,, NOR
,.,rkir,,,,,,, ,.u, 49,, t.t,,. t,,,. - go.
rho NOV, ,,,,,t a. ~. =, en-. ,r-o,, ,,,,t,,,,
ursson,o1 10 ,,,,,..,ss h,. ,ro i,ho, or,s,-
zations.
Now uh,. a,s 49,, ,,hori,,, mo-, a,-
uaud the restoration Of oliver? because
/ !ncy Know that when me dollar roe7 up
,tedtn - ~ uo"n' anu liieS NV that
ietarded and stagn1tion follows. T".ev
NOV me gold standard encourages the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

Nashvtie American; The In!ianap-
OTIS ~ Net threatens 70 he Brass ana
hucku"r, Tho platform viii be 'Brags
AMI bunkum."
Nashville sun. California has ordered
$3.50 r"pio. of Bryan's ChicaAo speech.
That looks Ike the interest in Tree coin
age b. l5 ,ne with "a vengeance.
Denver Times. Mark Hanna formally
announces ihu hls man Mex nIey wan
nos We allowed 20 take the stump against
liE Mark Hanna has Sense
Denver Times Now that Mr .}ryar has
proves tnan ne can make more than one
iA"h"i'Gtal speech his enemies may loo
eNpeeuI 10 hate him worse than cyor.
chicago Dispatch; Mr.. Bryan Is gong
on a cruise, and Vlli soon know how i, is
himself MAJOR Mckinley has been az sea
ever since he Was asked 20 give mis- views
on the money question
New York journal: Hon. Bonrko Cock
! ran congressional record shows that he
does not always vote As hr talks Perhaps
UT. Nockrfn viii change his present mind
before ihr close OF tho campaign
st Louis Republic. Bryan says that he
ia not distributing postofnccs Vet. but that
%" hop's 10 be before long Mckinley Is
NOT pt} NC The iutcrrs; on the syndicate
long
Memphis commercial-Appeal: Mr. Nc.
hHl'N wants 10 open the mills instead OF
me minis. Wen as Mr. MeKnley's law
closed more mills thau any other law
th'i wa ever passed lu mis- country per.
haIe his conscience Is hurting him.
Now orleans Times Democrat: The New
YORK journal OF Commerce Ia not over
li"asri q, ihe manner iu which Hanna
mas started the Mckinley campaign. HIS
persistent enprfs To- force the tarllf into
! me hght r. regarded ~ most unwtae. as
Wei a. his at1tude toward the pol.hug
! democrats, whom he Is driving from the
support of The republican ticket
New York Mercury. The rernblfcare Il "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
RIG CROWD EXPECTED.

Washington, September 2---Secretary
Dlnendcrfor Of the silver party committee
has received the following letter from
George A Groot. chairman OF the silver
party committee 70 notify Mr.. Bryan:
"1'hc time for notifying Nj. Bryan OF his
nominaiion by nhc silver party has been
liked. as You are nc doubt aware, for the
Sth of September, at Lincoln, 81 The r5.
quest Of Mr.. Bryan / roqutsttd Mr T1wuc
and senator Fc!l T. tu Ne present 10 adj
dress tAe people on that pcclsiou | hrve
received word from each o thu effect that
they can NOT bo there 60 participate - The
exercises. have lust resolved W 'rd from
Mr.. Norris llumphr"y Mr. Bryau'a rrt-
resoniRu'r at il0colu. stating chat they
expect 5or00 people there on that dav Ii
is highly important that some silver l.lrty
people of National reputation should ho
there t. parilrinatc."
Mr. Di0andorfcr wired MIR. Gro1t IN take
charGc of all arrAng5 mcnts and 80 y epasc
programme to suit himself and ,hc on-
gsl sion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
UNsELFIsH sEMALL.
lie Does Not Desire to Hazard Bryan's
Chances.

lie Does Not Desire to Hazard Bryan's
Chances.
Chicago, September S.--Chairman Jones
OF the National democratic committee has
made public letter 10 William j. bryan
from Arthur Sewall which reads as fol-
lows;
My Dear Mr.. Bryan:
In view of the action of the St Louis
convention, ! can not refrain from giving
You my thoughts on the situation. My
advlces are that you have been nominated
as a candidate for president and Mr.. Wat
son for vice president. l also learn
through the press dispatches, that you ar,
somewhat Undecided whether you ought
10 accept or decline. Now, l dtsirr Il
ay TO sou, with the utmost frauiSncs 5
ana tood feeling, that ycu must rot al
low any personal consideration Tor ne tc
influence you in your action. / desire you
VIII do Just wha, you believe Is right and
J. - Tor The success OF the head Of our
ticket The principles we are fighting for
are paramount to any personal cousiacra-
tons and the latter sh'Al not have any
NclShl or mil fence whatever with your
action. can not for u moment allow
myself to be factor in any action on
Nrdr part that would in the slightest do
gree hazard an electoral vote 10 you,
Arthur SeNau
The democratic managers al h4aduuar-
tiers insist that the letter has no further
Significance than that Mr.. Bryan woul,
consent to receive formal Notification
from the populists. and the publication
was 10 iorestall all rumors as to the utti-
tude Of Mr.. Srwlu.
Accompanying the letter Is an Official
Statcment to Tho effect that several days
ago Chairman Jones wrote a letter to Mr
Sewall stating that many democrat.
throughout the country, and especial,
throughout the Westaawere injecting tc
fusion with the populists on electoral tick
cts Tor the Reason that they did not wish
70 be ilsloyal to Mr. SewAll
In reply MIR. Sewall forwarded the fore
HOins ConN of his lcitAr 10 Mr. RrN-nn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
LOYAL TO sEwAIL.

Chicago, September 3.-Cha!rman Jones
said tonight: THE talk about the retire
ment of our candidate for vice president
is too absurd to he seriously discussed.
Mr.. Sewall's letter written directly after
Ma. Bryaus nomination by the St Louis
convention. is Il splcndlH Illustration Of
his loyalty to his ass ciatc on the demo-
harrassment whatever In Mir Byyan's
nomination Tor president by another party
and upon another ticket. but believes il
to be an Important step towards certain
victory for the silver cause. 1t is "a COM
rltte answer TO. the effects e the gold
democrats TO crfatc the impression that
Mr.. Sewoil WI retire under any circum-
stances. 10 say that the democratic party
and its National organization are lust as
loyal 10 Mr.. S"wall as he himself is 10
Mr.. BrNAn and The common neonlc."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

IN, u, I'D d,l'fercnce. n,
a flco'd 'S or MN ssss1 \.
s .D not be.leves sncet
Of $ Silver we x SSslsvs' ~ 81 \
Mtn IN l.! has Been MY ~ ss2Tr y.
lao asy' ana s'sp Tie Y. = ID
l Isiu ,ao OF properlsys ". r.s tss...
/ ,WyfilhN'nhg nj tnc.rS , sM IL -
comes = want waiting 70 s Ssss \
PROPERTY goes m q, l,'
DE believe thai tre w. 81, lti'aisq
oI' S OF Circulation '''aa q als
IN a Southern sst is,asu trosr, !.
d year ago. M ~ ion.
s sY" kn sys that Il iss " s,l.a y. y
Ian anu anu II drives s .sss iiss n
e eSn,, Shat i viii TAX. s ~: VI v
i haa 10 SILVER a,;sr.t to take 'I i: n.
3ut that | would :, r vnce v
nag never though . !. no..
making more MI ,ni.,o q TIE ~
1 ,l,on, fifteen Year, as N
II yr oeld It seems q n. q ( 'siiss
com more we would msi.' l ~. sd
(Applause.) " 'ne psem s.
But there is ansb,,
sition, the man W. p,rssj
wound up by sayIns. ma mag: I. y
teen years money wos ,na dI-sS
a silver dollar wc sTsla i sshas
ana a higher priced ALL Il A'h
property than a soh S dai,.' IA,
s the worst of All H. .A aoil,r (, N
a Mood and a drou,Ss v sn.s.s
terry. l speak OF M ,I,A',,.i
show You the conf,sIsa.s " 81
,S among those vi" ~. ~
an, o,,es, 9,n,y people who IN I ,a,,
- a e, Gentleman told m. II. ~.
new ne wanted a dollar tkatI y, Ms q
dollar that had been so raj, y, ~, |.
so rapidly thas we ia az, y iIsH
bring t back. I wouls , !, ',ss
'ar that would stay a, 'i ~. N *
w hcn they tell you A., J. b
money II YOU have gooa ' s.l.. y
!, them that security hat i NJ 4
is no good now. Things 4, n
borrow money on then "a, ny Y " n
because you have made / a. Nv
erty cheap. That Ism. ~
money. eu'V
But they say restore c,.s,..
We need is not 50 muA e
something that VIII eSrI.s NJ
thlS country, something ma l.
!laence can rest. and ,hers Nh
10 restore oonfiene, N ~ NJ
nave money and that Is ps,
value or the property shil y
l hlld their notes. You have ~
on; OF their properly and ~, |.
plain of them because ,hs MI,
You tnve tegislated 2alus M. 4
erty and then you womb, y,
can't enjoy 1t as well a "a, \ /.
trouble is that the man VII, MI,
position Of the money lcar.r / ,
70 understand the hard ,las 4.
his neighbors. You ut M M;
c9'te what It thinks Of the Ssvsi
that Keeps the gov.rame,. ns,'
~ a high rroit and what lo,.T,
That his IS the best sys,en II IN,
ever invented. But ask ths "a
mus pay more taxes to ply b. n
You expect them to feel ne ana
asm over each new bond tste NJ
~ tho man who profits ty 4,
| They tell us II Is legis,.tIcr An
incidental benefit TO the MD. 1
reply that the gold staris,l h
gives not an incidental hai' i
tended beneil, 10 those VITO y
worlds money. II bime,ilisz
benefit 20 those who pu, nSsg
collation. the gold STANDARD ,irs
/ to those who hoard money ati a
! ut circulation. Has my ore 4 *
Is better for society?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
NO COERCION.

In m Interview win reporter for the
e'AiNe9too news Mr. w. T. 'trkallcr OF
oo1'h h'nI' ma o. reported as saying.
am '"nN n''p mat the south. which
material dsy,iorr,. M NH soo., IL,
II BRYAN anl 81 frcr silver platform ara
'l'',i'" El iN' sHuFihi impairment OF ifz
'1i,, ~ ,,'' roi' a." 'he ~!.hholins OF
nustra Hou Of ih,s no oiter va d.y v I'M
lryellue on thr ronI Two genurmen
ron nc N''h1'na were siiuue in the -moker
,hoir ca,ler..,, lor v'' noi,. , 'e ,on'' oi
silver question ana ono Of ,hem e,.i io
me olher. We business mon OF the South
nas ,V 80 lo' ryan u '""s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
TO BE NOTIFIED
Populists VIII Inform Bryan ~
OF Their Nominaiit,.

OpU.lstS VIII INFORM blyll -
Of Their Nominate
Atlanta. Ca, September I'M
ence between Senator Builsr n
Watson. II. W. Reed, tha!itn
National finance committee y
populist leaders, lasted uD'il BIT |
The various phases Of the csn''
discussed from the slandNE
committee. 1t was decided IA
" no speaks in Dallas, TexA
7, sha 20 from that stsie y
Vie VIII speak twice in kansA
AID Colorado, ard other W
may be made IN the msaf.as
viii return TO Georgia sep's1sl
enter the State campaign.
An effort Will be made . ~
from the ticket by the Fesi.i
state election. The eleelo' w
IN October. 1t was decided VA
tional committee should not EeH
sion where there is not al ST ~
of the electors. It vas ct,laH !.
Bryan and Watson Of 'hslI ~
he latter between now ana WI
senator Butler left iSn.sM Y
!nctOn.