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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18

Tar DAILY LEADER accepts advertls.
Ina with the distinct and positive guar
autee that IL has double the paid
circulation OF any Newspaper published IN
okiahUmA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18

being twisted up IN knots was uH1ble tn
dress myself. except with assistance. and
could only hobble about 10y using a cane.
had no appetite. and Was assured. Ny the
doctors that | could not live. TIE pains. at
times. were so awful. that ! could procure
relief only by means Of hypndemic injee.
tinns OF morphine. had my limbs bandaged
in clay. ia sulphur, ~ pouliicesi but these
gave only temporary relief After trying
everything aud suffering the most awful
iormres. heg7H 90 take Ayers sarSaparilA.
Inside 0i two months. Has able 10 walk
without . cane. lu three months, my limbs
began 10 strengthen. and IN The course OF
wear. was cured. Myweight has increased
~ iCi pounds, and am now able 70 do my
full DAYS work rs a railroad blacksmith"
AYERS
The pnly wsrld's Fair sasaparllIa:
ATER'S Pills care headache,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18
- ODEYS
~ MAGAZINE


Volume CNNNlI begins January,
1896. During 1896 Godey's Magazine
wlll contain:
Talks with Successful Women
Valuable hints about various branch
es OF industry which are open TO wo-
men, by who have succeeded in them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18
The Covers.

The covers are different every month
They are designed by popular artists.
and the covers for year will be val
liable as an art collection in them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18

Furnished rooms for rent. plsssantly
located, az sUl r. Noble. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18
4 Home Magazine.

GODEY's is a magazine of this coun-
try and OF today. II is family maya
zine, with a larger scope than il had
IS the "Lady's Book" Ii is a monthly
feast Of wholesome, interesting read
ing. lit for every member OF the house
hold.
In addition TO the features men
toned above, each number will con
tain a liberal amount of fiction, by
the best writers. articles on subjects
OF general interest, book reviews, etc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18

1t will meet at Orlando, Feb. /, 9,
at p. IN.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-12-26

reached the threshold, and the sump-
tuous feast was spread before us, the
walters stood in their places and music
box tinlkled it, airs in one corner of the
room The table was decorated with
flowers and set with finest china and cut
glass. Twas just entering, when I felt
hand laid on my shoulder. / turned
to see who had dared to stop me, and
rubbing my eyes and waking up, 1
heard the bell boy say. Better wake up
dinner is nearly over," and rose, walk
ed into the bar, took a large drink and
then into mot the sumptuous dining
hall Of RESIDENCE but the dingy dining
room OF the hotel where ate my Christ
mas dinner.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-12-26
Open At all Houss Day and Night
All forms q batha
TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ROMAN

With special attention 70 the appk
cation Of natural salt water betSa,
Several times stronger than - vstss.
Special department tor surgical easo
and diseases peculiar 70 women.
1As9nstiD. Skin, Aee0 aad NsgyHO ~
eeess. Liver and xi4laV TJelao sd oka01b
ssr .sSs 81 s.i..iss ~. ~. a -, 81
u Aogroo0.
ORG. n. n. AND j. & EVERETT
0anaRin9 Physicians.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-12-26

, Christmas caves Dropping
From the Trolley.
Young Matron-"What are you going
to give Grace this Year,"
Society Girl have just bought hel
atwenty-five cent cup and saucer. Last
year l gave her beautiful comb and
brush tray; paid six dollars for it, and
she sent me twenty. five cent picture
frame. She gave her house, maid one
just like it. made up my mind that
would get even."
Y. M.-"Y-e-e, but she will probably
send you something handsome this year
and you will feel mean"
s. G.-Well, / will have my revenge
anyway. What are you going to get
Ned?"
Y. M.-"When he gave me my Christ.
mas money he said: For heavens sake,
do not spend any Of it for mer We had
rather q pathetic time of it last year
and it was our first Christmas together
too.
"You know We were staying at Beers
hotel.
II had remembered every one 1 was
expected to, except the servants and
thought Ned would give them money.
He supposed had purchased gifts for
them and came home without one cent,
and did not expect any cash either
until after Christmas"
s. G.-"What did you dor
Y. M-"We gave the waiter a hand
soDe scarf intended for Ned, and TO
Bridget pair Of side combs he had for
me. What will you give Margaret"
s. Cob, I am going to give her
the pin Jack Hathaway sent me last
year. She has never seen it and he il
in Florida and will not know never
liked the thing"
Y. M.-"Have you anything for
Msris!"
s. G.!"Yee, lam going to give her
the picture l won at the last euchre 81
have worked center piece for Mrs. s.
l had the worst time doing it. Had q
great notion to throw it away before it
was half completed. Suppose she will
criticise it terribly. she is so particular"
Y. M.-"Yee. but it is 30 nice to give
things one makee. 1t shows such love
and thoughtfulness-
8. G.-"Y e-s. suppose it does. Do
you exchange presents with Louise
now?"
Y. M hardly know, but 1 will
have some handkerchiefs sent ND from
Bars on approval. II she sends me
they will be ready; if not. 1
will return them after Christmas"
s. G.-"You and Mrs. r. seem such
great chums now, what will you give
her?"
Y. M.-"Not anything, 1 think too
much Of her to scramble around the
bargain counter for her, but I would
dearly love to give her a remembrance.
have list Of people with whom have
exchanged gifts for ages and 1 haven't
the moral courage to make break for
liberty. do not follow the devices and
desires OF my own heart in Christmas
gifts. ] do the things do not want to
do and leave-do you get of here?
Good bye"
S. Good bye"
M. d. H.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-26

. chair ca ID Gainesville.
Gets en- route with Pullman Sleeper
3n5ry, Birmingham and Nashville;
! sleeper for Savannah, Charleston,
Philadelphia, and New York, and
con, Atlanta and Chattanooga.
Pullman sleeper Juliette to Port
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
CUTTING IT TOO FAT.

II * tourhnc tn observe the solicltude
OF the great newspaper organs Of corro-
/ r"ien clpltal and aggregated wealth for
/ the lnNlY toiler We have noted, through
out this financial controversy that th,.
J loudeSt critics of the free silver theory arc
/ tho ueWspa1ors which depend for their
/ revenues upon tho faVors of EMPLOYERS OF
labor. and hat their chief stock In trade
coh sists of pathetic appeals for The pro-
i lection and the welfare of the hharnr
classes. \ case in point is this burning
pa~srnph clipped from the Philadelphia
Press ot the Slst Of Judy:
NOT nv failure of the city ot N,w
ruins rate Of interest before tn, credi;
"l our count y was disturbed lay IN, SILVER
aEFhin'n one Of the hest evidences ~ The
SUI 20 me lihoriug man NJ " hat VII
utllon ms tAlhry prevails ono
Year ago, before the silver cra2s' g. Sc
i'ousN distrrbod credits, our city could
ff " llS necird funds At , pc" cont.
Now u it wants to 70 on with its subway
ami ether works and give employment to
PC me rhhu'c and lahorcr It VIII do Wol jf
IL eau I inntS AT I To per cent WnN
gots the extra interest Of or . per cent?
I, h' lnNse8 n And who pays the INCREASED
interest Tho taxpayer Of every little
HON" IN MS cIty. DEPRECATED currency
Increases tho income Of the rich at Tho
expense of tho poor"
Yes yes. We can understand how ~
must sfiovr the esteemed rhlled lrhia
ir'ss to uink Of tho rica G'cips r.,her
and the r'or slowly des,hllrs 20 h>I,-.
Nss ponnry as thu result of ircr ii'vrr
81 mage. l, is enough to melt the hardest
mcart
hni who believes this lament hi non
scnso' Who believes nat Mn~.er 1901.
n1cnt. Rothschrd Iaznrd. H,clschro dor.
irkelhc.mor and the rest of them would
fray so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
IOINTS AEOI.r prOpI e

Lord Butte has r,,,, ,u,
some purchases or lan5 !, I Ivel ,naNl''E
.r.l,,,.la,.,s 'r.orla mas personally cpene 4
her reicn. VI P'Fl'"h'ni d"rns
1,a De-.
,,,.,, Wv. haries T. Benle the pres e
( ~ 'YI..le, OF me probation boilers,
i'''Nolh' Neb
M James fayn, the London author
w'fhs rom 10 a. m 70 ; p. m. From d u
- M ne plays whist
Governor Foster Of Louisiana Is t7lint.
a VACATION by making an eyfAndai IN,
'HfouSh ihe Northwestern states
Pr tessor Walter V-fli,-,, ~
hcen IN the facultv =, ~ ,'' w, VINO mas
Of agrcuiiure has hee NV, M"l1dha coiIee
cornell university.
Eunicc Smith n, ra,.o VI, -
undoubtedly ho,1, ~, Nv, y. ~.
Nov EnriSnd ,,4,t Wy lever record of
and fourteen i've la, o,' ,"He lour leat
,nt,,t.t, "''' o"' seven leaf
W ..'TpuSn mas recently been naIntad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

In New York mad New Jersey rnlsSs
mat rN'r"eliosn campaign OF eiaoation'
catches ny with the procession the party
Is aoom'>i to defeat,
TT" Indianapolis Sentinel puts 1, rails
way II ANY one can give substantial
! nNSon why The financial policy ipti.Wts j
IN the -. Louis platform should pr.. al
1 We Would Ike 10 have B., yrapcrly set for'h
/ f2r puhlication In this paper Tire PEOPLE
are nanseatci with VcAiy srd iiloiic at
1 '"ehS on silver coinsg~ fool Jokes on i to
anu Imaginary - ccei dollars WAT
'heN want Ia an honest AMI substantial
reason Why this government should ccn-
lnHe susf monome;AH'sm, whereby tank
sNndioat''> ara fed AMI fA,tenei ANA aeso-
iA''ns business failures and pAnics result
periodically.
nat " man believes after cvreful
vv,,,Sl"trauon that free coinage OF silver
Wlii hrt1g the country ,s,wn to a silver
t"'s dfiNe all the gold ont II circulation.
,>I"t" me i'@r capita Of The country one
hdli, prNAluce a d4s.i~ irous pNrtc. result IN
lnsnrrecilul and grave disorder aiii nrlh.
"'i.N IN revolution - 1t still h.s dutv as
democrat 10 vote the free silver ticket
V@lNes.o1 News.
such talk as that IS rot TINT it rs INDUCED }
ior campaign purposes ny class wAo H.
fe,tly ana indirectly, in one Way arI an
other' are Interested il helpins the money
over to hold it's grip on Inv country. rh.n 4
"hatf The sueses' ions by thu News are I
n piece with the dire a'amiues predicted /
10y the organs of OH Money Bags IN i>7'
"hen the bill to restore the legal teuier
qualities OF the silver dollar was under
consideration in congress You can, fool
tie people with such stun
Aningdon, IN. july z The Safety hInk.
: 'hic hank OF this CITY. has lsspod a
81 III stating II Will issue Demand cerftti-
"ie1 ~ deposit. payable iu gold. for the
.1.ihi forms Of currc1cy T'lt carl saws
iAoSe believing the free coinage Of silver
N'' inal1' gold at pre- rium secure the
'eriiaHl'es and make This profit
Here's a chance for q safe investment by
nose VINO believe that the election Of
81 van w'll play the dence with the uoun. :
rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
WILL GIVE CHEAP RATE

Washington. August SIM NJ
railway Will make very low "a IA
rates from Atlanta, August, az, az
mediate territory 10 SD .sad Alnl
baltimore, tickets TO ne s Jsrs ~
aud IN limited fU' twelve a aay tN
nection with trunk gne tei, r' he ~
tickets to Eastern cities ~ sim1
of meeting the reduced ia;, hk q
hy Vice President 81, Joninntatlpn :
for the Bryan n,oa,.h Tnlss
iug in NV York on the i3'rR ,itIrAI
north of Wash ngton an" tickets y
fuse To accept round trlP "a w III
York or Eastern cities SUN
tho SOnih.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
HEAT IN ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, August 5,-Niney-sa''
grees IN the shade. the hisnr' !,
reached by the Thermometer h.,,il
this season, was recorded a, tv I'D,
afternoon by the local weather KIN. KIM
was stu hotter on the stress, WI mi
Gers in different sections oil tn' WI
ister.aG several degrees over
pros;rit ons numbered anoM
August Herman. ems OF the n.
dead and three others can ny NH
Reports from towns in souIns as,x|
indicate that today was ,he 'r M
record for this season. Muca
was caused by the intense ~
tons resulting aud nl s,.
doors was suspended General!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

the private house line, for occus,,
or before October /, but there tu
beon some renting of h.gh elag b
Hicnts at RACES shade better Ia, 4
oil last year. This is a hopeful Al
means, according TO the eYpeds-r
former years that peop.e are psa1
Tor an carly and vigorous resunftlu]
business this fall.
There is no immediate dansr I
metropolitan water FAMINE. Ta :
reservoirs to the capacity Of GixQ
gallons more than last year tin \
added. and there are now In corn
construction reservoirs for SO,aNa5
Ions more. The use Of those res.5s
to store water in wet seasons as1s1
scarcity in dry ones. Plans for /. Z
capacity of 5000, co., 900 gallons AZ
ulnd,r consideration. The capac.u
Breton and Bronx river water I'D
10, 1000, 900 gallons Of water daily 4
dryest years. This year !; viii M
2N,~o,,0 gallons daily; but iifTs
rates will hardly be affected by ,an
statistics.
We are in the last month Of ~
and theatr!cals vii. soon begin wr'1l
Familiar faces are daily seen o
Rialto. y closer scrutiny end
the hrouzed faces one can see ihfi
the theatrical world. They have
back for rehearsal. and once mn
work of the year has begun. la
new thing this week. besides cha,,
the programmes of the roof gariss
continuous shows, Is a second eIps
In Guy New York, which is eaN
arge run az the Casino New ~
features VIII he introduced. eS
the saunterers in the Conc
scene. Lovers of light Germaa ep.i
md somes hing 10 their liking All
garden, while the diversions o. ~
an Beach are 50 selected as 70 psn
'lasscs The actors and actress
la"c signed" VIII he a busy l@ q
rom this time until the ilfN
ises on something new, ana, VII
'oped, something better than 'A''
Hay of last season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
YOrNG HUNTER ~ y.

Center, Texas, August Rcs (
the l4-year-o,d son OF jan ~ ~,
pla accidentally sho' .r To-
hunting yesterday eyen iss jius nv N
charge entered his rlsh, ,ee earn, N
kno, and came very n.a va W
Off. Or. =. q. Swearns,sier. ~
arrived n few minutes ish h a.
The severe loss OF bloc, .amIt q
sympathy of The entire Wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
THE VIRGINIA FAci Nm,

New York. August So m.sss
tween cha rman Hanna aa' y,tsssi
ton. Scout and Gibbs o. vi nIacs W
ecut've committee to9A lrpubEcs,
aft .rrpcn at National r, ass hr.i
quar.crs. The conferenssssv atsi ~,
is SAID TO have been det,ysonai ai,f
a d scu ss!on of the taew.dsn M
in Nirg mia between b93NNcsided ~
Nothing definite was iu,asrned VI
the conference was au2i Temsa
morrow. Mr. Hanna VIZ GEEK,
city until the end OF nc n1a
leaving here >Wednesoa'
nouncad. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
THE Usage CHIEF.

Pawhuska, O. T, Ansus. ,,,.sI
Oh eff" candidate Of the nan y 4
been elected chief. or goov@spw,,, s
Usage Nation. after one OF Wv ~
contested elections in yNn, oia
breeds also claim the e. aSos "
loritY of the council. ainohs nrogrss
John Palmer, Il prom.neh' p,hh "
This election marks an Saystsrs
fairs Of the OSaGcs, as IVY hanrk "
tho Nation will pass mo .svor isz
cgressive elemo Mt, VINO ..fs,,,.ss
loim0lts and becoming Wv"
'uIf,J Stutas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM

sc" hork August 5.-The pooh bah Of
'he broadway cable line SAYS he VII, mr.,
'oVt any woman who wants to smoke on
'he Oh the open cars. The story ab,ut tho
woman who lighted cigar the oi,or ni,b,
~" saNe me conductor such a fright ia
ia e'. vi Policeman has already been
| W nat was all wrong" saws ~
Nree and, IF women want to s SSS ar,
! Tered with" n.y. ne inter-
,'n mas been "scertained that IL cents
thousands of tenement occupsn.s Of MT
j.. '"' no amount of money apparent
/ ~, ~, could induce them to say NM Of ,,,,.,..
me passion ~ the CITY roc TO-, ~ own w,
| snneiiig quarters IN prefer moo 60 ~
conntr r,r' room ard good living in the 1e
/ thr f,e; ,ha me OF the mysteries. Ana
~ an outHG unless they an 90 ~
S|"'L lnst a. they work and ,,enn ar
ave- only deepens the mystery. ana
'"'men,s wives arc to be cons,dor,a
"nru the University club puts NJ, i,s ,.,'
'"''''hg' The structure IS TO ho n, r,c,h
''"e ana Ftfty-fourth street. and unI
%" palatial scale, both MS to ox,o,,,
'nn chalactor, The womsn's INV, -
tn .ouse WI face on Fiftv-fourtb s.,,., ~
l,iftb "en Wonld not Tn nix of givirg ~ ~
lov,ar e."N paradc, You know 1na
nv No., COR viii he given up oXc,usi,.,,i ne
no use Of women. hut ursjairs MI TO
ho ,hn ana ball rooms. which c,n ~
viii, Town INTO enc, If desired 1ha az
,Sn ne women want 10 have a" ~ oSslh'e !
M ,IHWdFitNs without unneces -,tr,. di u' |
viii m 'uenee Of womank nd in c.uhis,nSji I
We wei worth watching. ''"'''
IN" INC women folks are going into ro,,
'oo' S'nce Mr., Hanna's advent ,l
ra a'','" Republican clubs are al 49,
Tor the rart ihty proposc ~ nl,,.
~ 'ne great struggle. The membor. -,
sc cubs of which there are so,...,I
~ Wen informed on the vital to-. ~
a,o,. s""'psiEh, and the repubi ra7 OF
H,DGo ptecate their holm ,Hn-
srupor, arce'NNfs m the highest terms Of M
grdo. 49," w. 81 the feminine elennnt u, Nc
republican army tba, t e.I IN the
nror Nt'ieN IN the White Hons pnce
lie ans ,ba Eye the pctticoaied noI
s'a" hand from now on. '0''
"N procession of stcpmboats ,,o. !
''4Ns'S up the North river in tra o'Ia'
,r,, WV" evening is rot so numerous a.,
"",oh passes tho Fast rivor g., I
linz a'1ns the sound. but II ,,,o1,.',9
sers no .u"sS' carrying many n e.u'ltS
vt, Sina.ler size ana s,n,e t,ir,
# ,ra,orSWl'h comfortable iootine tr;ln
re,, aerooms around the 1inpe,. e3,hlnE Ter
.s.t' fiNl of this scat,rrtrc ."VN Ihe
,'c.ocIt W me river between i 's a,,S
rescue feature OF the nol,SShg and pic
1nL Whlnh may be viewed fron ,sor spec !
'''' On riverside drive. rum Grants
Real estate brokers say. IT,. h
slN"s season has set In ra,non we van 9
nun usual, and some roo1 80, .urher :
less has been done, This ,s my ousi- n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07


gold. although large consideration was
offered for doing SO. II Is reputation Ia
decliac 20 ray them in gold. VIVA; a
brilliant idea.
We are also told thar free crusse Of sii.
yer. and paying debts % the government
aecorfing to cov;rr.S.. Is Dcs only rcrudis-
itrn. but downright, dlshoneSsv. Why
Because under IRE" coinage = dollar viii
not buy 50 much. Why WI 3, no, buy so
much BercAus9 under iroe coinage prices
VIII he higher. Then * Is dishonest 70
make prices higher ms ts strange doc
tTine TO h. taught by pr~e,'son.sts, who
avow ,heir policy to b. tho increase =
PRICES 10 they not sse that they are con
aemninS themselves? Democrats OBJECT g
prrf~e'ion because It increases some
Prices bur docs m; and CAT not increase
all Free coinage win ,nereaS-a all prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
WHAT CONVERTED ME- To sr1 vrp
CNlNAlfE -


{ 10 ;he Editors 81 1-hs O,,i,ol,
Up to a few wears ,.,ft,t ,...,
attention 10 thu. ...,..... . "a '.'''7
W. vac currency question. So far
& N"''s-'lt''n II At al! II seemed cor.lu-
slNe t'tai one star, f,rl y-a.s.,, -, 60. 80,
ipgittr,a-si, d. " ''' s. N""'h
INTO ,,,, gre "i't' money article
/ 90 a'' '"Ff''H.} ana thus all iUan-
cal Transactions mus. t ~ ADD,
How slni,lc moot NJ ~ ,,.,., ''N'e'
/ co. ~, ,,.,..,. ''i' PNni' questions
! When the politi,.l rr,,,,f.,..,,,
currency ouas,,,,, oi 'a1
| .L '-'- ''NA''ie arf'NtuHtcd by /
! ''' panic, the withdrawal of rolI ;h.
| loss of business and fl- 4it,-
with fa.,,{ti '''-''>S 90 men !
ma ,t,,,,,, ''l''''I'- "rSan To read /
"''" ''''A' WAS a soii standard man /
ana Was preiudieel hy thu fs.r ,f sil,.,
| advoea.,. .,,,. '' 60 "t SiiNtE
NVH"'S utmost wholly from tn,
'''"tii StNFr- pro1uCuE States This l,ok
ct like Protection i,, Ella.
S,,t.. 81. .i. " ''''''i"l dt' uIlHS
'''9' ''''44' INTO publl' al
4d''s nrsi read President Au1rav.s'
Honest Dollar sar li
that rnpt-,,.,t -, ''' '"o"E"
'''' -'N'A'S inc STANDARD money
meant corresponding rnI,lc,io,, ia, ,,.,,.
General W ak r. and . Nor. AM ,,,,,,, - -
HlNn"d lily own opinion mat H.. .,,,,'.s...
"l Stani drl money ldi a dir-.t .,,'i -
"I cfttci ON prntes. TN II sttn'tiI,,
Ginning market men will MA 49, ~
investing ami buying. they vii i,u,. YIN
Httit. rs possible, the entrrr,. .in,, ~ !
Mil suffer failures viii h., NOR ,r,, ~
debts wilI he hn,,'ior =, ,'e more ireluent, /
guine men yhn ' ne IN , 10y 'iierget san ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

N' Low Oh ana MS NiIVcsion orga
- immediately announced leading mcn.is
"a o. ,he blacA-and-tau re,,,.t.,,,, ,'a.,.
is eonsre~s.
The colonel ot,rb, t,,... .
+ h,v-.uor. 80 '"' '"e "'"e 4ti
y me following story tells its ovyo tall
y Is taken from the New York rttn,.
CHAPTER /.
II A yard is A measure -. .,
d distarcs. 'H'e''S'o" o'
! 4 rItlrV S . Insure Of quantity
: \ dollar is a rnao.',r' ~, - w, "e's"''
cFAPTi,rl - 'N'Ns'
p Fr',~ ~, '.sANt en-" yam
+ Sixteen ouuces make ons r5i.nl
c.l,,y.,,, n ,ii.Irtai cents make oae dollar
~
'h"F" is nothing more fallacious than n
,.,.,.,., e"'i as STANDARD ~
'''' -" '"rNstleK as measure cd cN-
tension or quantity. Gold lie var,,t, - ,
has er.,.l,. ,,,,...,.. - '"''"tI' ana
( ''t' fHal'd ~ value liaV4Lg
49," ''f S"sie standard al values
tfc sirGgEle ~ nations ami NJ ,rj,,.i,.
'ar} r,o,.,. 4..t W '''''' aus
.l''''s l'f the actual cola.
80 W. i"'' OF lts limited supply h..s
s,,.k -. us Nalue' Tn yard
s,d 49,. '..' O'',.1 manu- j. 'nree feet long
a. ''o' ~ lensthenei II it could NE
N. rr,.as,,r. n, ''''' We USED az
I ,.t. N"t'' "a" comparison
/ WIN So4l az standard now wuuli be ann
/ The Post here takes i,,,,,si,., -, ,.-..
| several ,,,,,,t,.... ,...-,t. ~ a'9" u
affairs ~ thf. .ot+,r.. n ~
a....... lNeTe IS no law
fHatiHr inc gold reserve" 1t is
49,. NJ i.'4r'n trom thu act Of July l..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

1870 . 7Vl-'T IVU NV
been red"oins the vsile ~ everybody
+, aro~ioe'- l''. have hcea mining thousand
- - 49, N'''F' IL
--'i' YOU SAY
-. my property. y
= ...r. ''S" ~ prov
49,. "". ana u
~ N'Ah-e ;'e laN' Y 81 ieSser
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M George l. Porter presents som.
facts ans 81 es,,s,s,-s ,h+s ,,,o~,,,r.,- >.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

rc,', v,' estate brokers say that tho t.u
s season has set in ra,h.r ,a"
NV" usual and some good ren,,ns ut'.sr
"s'' mas been done, THIS ia ua,. uusl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

About the strongest argument yet nro.
dnced by the Gal-pal News against BRYAN
Is It's lahorious attempt to prove that he
plassarized tho Grown OF Taorns" phrase