davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

e,rH,uSnavnelier. &eiiosrsnSe
,'Gan g. g. Galuii | Ssilano sr
\. sUaueprat i Saalano | ari'
[,,,uSs gtiit. eosneprait @. 9.
M etauauger sr blepcn SDsnsprait
|rpt gsrg'rs Stiff.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
etatsrnao SaugIanbs SIastrssi'

eiatsrGao 9auglanbs Slestrssb
y, her M CT uourbeiOst al en- ipncis
lNaas, fal utie, at ban paa Sptnoeii.
h tSr fin Gfitumuius pp til &ibberen
b aissruuoeu Son 8asupaIosisn
|snG, Der lepsos paa Song Grit Mas'
|nsiras 3IO Il SIutntuseu q bet 13Oe
|lartaaOrsoe).
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

Sol Mloer. Zen 2oen Suni ilnoe
Gnfen eiter ben betlenbts bauite 5srer
ira 5oIteprffeliens 3ase, Sanosmuno
Saus Nisien fra Sammslep, fsirs FIN
80 GnrS 8DoIelsbas. Den aloeritesne
Su,nbe, Der bar OpbOlo Dos fine Slest'
hinge, Guteirusrne Nisien | Suosrs'
lss, er enonu ualmiuoeli3 aanosirif.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

eaa mango Ssruiebe, Tom Der pi'
h ia i GaOsrne III pm 2assns, sr
h rsst lRngs, iioen ri bar feet, FRI
b ia @OIOs, bpOr Sranbspinsiam'
blsv uebpotsret. Sfulos bet Bile
! S.inltatet al gOlassit Gr'
ir bet mgrft no.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
G%anones. llbpiset SeslpGrfsbrift.

Ganbnrs. llbpipst SesIpGrfsbrift.
On at Sanbnas's oriftisite Ranb, Sr.
8. 6. EItsraat, Gneinoebaper Of Mp'
nas os sIltuna 9eslpGrter paa SanO'
mas, bar | bisie 9ase efter Sorlposnos
fisbt en- til bans Gieneom sranSienos
itsrre SOrbtrntniua inssbolosuos
u~maabsli9e 9erleisr, for en- Sum al
5000 ar. Sr. g%fteraat, Der ! ben ie'
mere 9ib life bar tunnet %proeucere iaa
meset Stsn, ium ban bapSe tunnel
ielse, iattss bsrpeo iitanS til at uoui'
be fine 9.slparfer % forsss Broout'
tipnen Of fin iaa fprbelastis beflenpts
Murs % Tagiten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

sioSbrano. Sra Stibtpebt Tribes:
|afsSas gitermiobas ben 14Oe @tai
EF'S Der en- Sfupbrano | @ibenas
|sa' etibtOeot. Naen ben bleu frog
l'tt heb at en- Mansbe Msnneifer
|'a t'!It.Ns. Den Optom bsrpsb, at
|ist s~man0utter bapbe oaret iaa
|N'rStiSs at siers Slo inbe | Siopsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
9 d II III art.

uonGOnelie. Cand. theol. $. 6.
Slien er beItittet til S~osnepreit for
goIteo Mentgbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
salssiiurb SosneIeIRab aibOloi

salssliOrS SosneisIRab aibOlbt
s''' Oslo8t Rsbe af @aarb brusere
NJ ioSs Ipril 1896, bpor fplsenbe
"'r'as'ON OsOtcses enitsmmis:
a0S paa 9anomanbs prubufter
la''s' bog unber Gorubiatnins, at
s"O UatiGttelien Of Gplbiatisrne |
@'"' SsniesnOe osiaa tases Ssnipn
lnaa 9anbbrussoiariiters 9arO.
shhit.
:! V''asmrisslooen niaa life for
"sonlnore bet Tan re unber iaa.
U'rm'r, at Der Tile lasses Gin
,.s 'o'isn for 2OtbbeFptteiie paa
'''''asssrOSu,tsr
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

gS giiprpalget bar @uitap Sem
b iaast l55 Stemmer, Or. Bang
S % @rUpit Ssnieu, Stanse, 100.
rrat tummer SOsneprait Guor.
Euta % GruOIt Gri9ien, @ierpeu.
Afu g. Senisu pasrer iis eiter 5Or'
|suss irsmOelss at mootase 8alsst.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
ap sIsebrans paa SsiIanb. soo

Sdarosn Sea usSbrenote Mnnbaa ben
lscs Wat 5iss % aasr meb iurreno.
aollnS. 2 Sisr ps / @ris brrnbte
inoe. Gilt bar a sinrsrst
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

&pmmunal llb%nacnelie. &anbers,
22be 0tai. S 8pranbets ~ertraorbi'
mere @sbs iGftermioOuss oulstes str'
fitsft Snns NitUlai 8etsrien af Gar.
bus til S~psninssa % Granddaughter
RanoerS.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

illnffestilfelbe. Sra Safslo itrl'
pes: Susmauo 8. s. aaabe itulos fOr'
leben Dag fjsre geo biem fra Stouen
til fin Susbunb. etitsbs paa TeleH
ialot nusle Stsn uo fra 5jelost os lise
for !SeItens Sober. 3enns, Der bar
una % bitter, iatte aiitsb fnlOt Sag
ua ubuuer en- Jielbtnat bar bet baaOs
meO Seit Os @aub. Seiten Tos ZIG
libel paa eteOst, os Manbsn blso iad
furlaaet, | Sopebst os &psseu, at Der
er tibet Saab ON bans Sin. Sasnlall'
ben er Gift % bar mango Ssrn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

sIalNtimsbauen. Snsenisrern. q.
e'aAn ira Bergen % g. esreuien.
'q9ssr urItuusbunen, bar ertlaret
'lu'8s til at bpsse etalbeimsbanen
s ~ S'''mOtiSbane for ben siOrte aul>
'an 100000 ar., iaapiot aftie'
~'4a''i sr itaffet tilpeie inoeu lite
ss''m0sr taar. Be bill paatase fig
: sa'' Sansu farbis for Craft
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Irefteaaaro ! Senbeko.

YreFtegaar6 I Senbekb. Al
Suofisb Of Sitanoiattelie af SOoeO'
bpsnins.n paa ct til 3Omt for Sraite'
bulia iSsnbeleb paatanft @runO itpite.
Saarbss0o. Is, Sruss'No. 10 I Ssn'
osleb 1binslas. i~Or.Iaues en- fonse'
fla g~ropoftiou bepilset al Cssps'
niusspnisnsts Observation-Disclosures TO-
400 ar., mob at ben Suslsissootsls'
r.lie paa 4so SIR. aarlis, ipm Sosne'
vraiten / esnSelso biotil bar Oppeoaa'
rot Of napnte GUns, for 9ftsrt'Osr
b~ortialber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

Wtoroeren ira VribslsieltHe, Sis
mon @ormien, er peo Ssnore 8lrts
@rtraretsoom iogmt - Glars 3uat,
bus tra for fUriGtlist MOro, ibet Get.
ten lite antos, at Der f~orelaa fulbt
Suerlro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

InAIn ira IS til $40 gcreu. Sarme
" fra 5000 oponer. 2ette BE.
LnNU talingspiiiaar. Seno eiter
6 rtul9rer oa Cite ooer be 100 Stauoina.
Der, iom tlgbte 2auo al mig | 1895. Ser
oripeS blanoet Sarmiua, o. Der er soo 2tn'
leonins for 300 Here oriitise barmers at faa
eaet Slem o. arbetoe fla op. Dob Joro.
bunb o. goot Bano. OLE OLSON, Kasse.
rer Bank of Hawley. Hawley, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

ftcbnand ellsr Nabo, Som har brugt s~ssnarv
WITT Wine OF Tar syrvp'I De vi fortAls az. dss 81
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
JIocbrano | Drhrn.

J~ioebranS | Drffn. Gprlessu
nsoOranSts Raal 2isernas's 8an.
rlnssbus meo aft ioarenbs Subbu.
quiet bar furiitrst for fin baIpe 8arOi,
Snoboet Tet lille. Gtsren fiber ct 9ab
paa pmtrius 1000 Rr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

Suban eOsnbien lis'
Wv qiOen msset ips aisben'
fan bar Glim paa sunssrne.
-, irpotsr, at bet bliper til 9un'
sannNslie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

o,nsmans paa gOis er uf
' '..S,n bsfittst fonititueret Sens
4, oiI,arauer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

|,..,,omsbunoel | giri. @aarben
giri msb geiatuius os'
v. ;, At giersn Otto Ssrfab iolst
.,..;nf 9. 2unbe, &rifiania, for
"a o.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
SsosfaIb. 9ihriftstro, ssr,r.

Spos1alD. Stfriftslrse Ssnsre
WorOmsre 5rebrii Bdbslm gbe,,u .r
sfter nOsen 9ibs spgslisbeO afoaost
peo 9sOsn / en- stIb.r al SO gar.
aisbmunb sus. aubs / arinio.
ria sr aisaast reO Gsben sftsr ct tort
SbseIeie, 33 Gar sammet.
gorsermeiter / gsroeu Senr;,
Rsus Bang sr ben 2ooe Sra, o%iooo.t
peO SsSen eiter Ieusere 9ios enobum.
San unoerfnitebes en- Operation for
Wfaoetr9ft. San bar fsot 1929 "a
ioHeontss til Suroerme1er 1868.
- sano. jur. Sesse, Der bar an,at
ceo Sstsferets SuititstOntor, er ufaaast
peO SDosn | en- slIOer Of " glar. Nj.
DsOe SeltOs / ben nurOameritunSte 8ur.
sertrls os nso al be Gureuebe etater
Sh'cerspenfion til fin 9po. timber
ariasn baobs ban i~ounoet fig up til en-
Grtiaeritapteins etiGins.
- &issurtipar 81. girteIanb err
f0r'te &intieouss Morssn ufauast peb
DsSen 65A Gar CANNED. girsslnnb
tOs iuriOiif @ramer / 1855, blep 1853
SilomRstts % | 1853 gureauhei i
Stissartiuet. s 1874 uOuauutes ban
til expeditions ietretar i 8irtebesarts,
msntet cs bleu 1875 &issar,iuur.
= @aarobruser Grit stuo bcbe
2srbas Mprsen ben Lobe Mtui paa
paa Srsttum, fun So gar aammeI.
San bar bel tieuot al Ilsre al auuIts
mere cs bar ielu Maler. San bar ,los
Itilst paa etateus llotiQiuser. G9lOf
SOpt, Salfban strpm, Sorgcn streos,
big bar ofte oGrst hos BAN paa bans
@anro. SuOts mere betjenbte Ollie.
Der ifrloer iis berira. Grit Stus ins
SebaOos i'm 5Gerens9uaro stous, en-
af &in9saters itprre @aaroe. Sans
Sl9st bar inoebait @aarbsn lnmiu.
beige 2iber.
- SOsueprat til etaanepit Gase
Siaplan Relins sr afsuuet psb 9sbsn.
San blep igot 1647, Stuosut 1867 %
fog | 1872 tbeplosiif Gmbeoseram.n.
Sitter / nOssn Eio at babe uar.t Srait
/ Imerita tom ban tilbasc, buOr ban
tom | s~etitlis Sitting. Sans iibite
@mbebe par SognepreItem6sbst i
Staanepif, iom ban srbolot / 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Gfterfpsr8fel.

Barbo 8. Grof beoes at opstpe fin
Goresie til Curt G. @roft Riuueota, Rinn.
40b3
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

SiamantbrDaup. 5bu. Saarbeier
Chr. Nielien, &eisbsl / Surup, os Sus
iirn feirebe Snsbas ben 2ooe 0tui
Giamantbrplup. 8rubsommsn er 81
aar 81. ps Sruosn 81, men tiltroOs
for oenne bsie Gloer er be besge eiter
Omitanoisbeberus friite % ruite oa
iunbe ceriOr beltuge / be ftebfinbsnOe
5eitlisbeber. 8~ruosparret bar / SlIt
BAIT II gsrn, bporaf 8 er bsoe, 70
gprnebsrn ps 81 SsrnsbornsbGrn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Sc faIbenbs G~isnbomspriier. gei

Sc f%al6en6e 6ien00msprtier. We0
Ell Guttion opsr en- Gauro / Tsrfelsbsl
bar Der fun mgot 3 Nane. Den enc,
6. s. 8aten tisbte Ypsninssrue % 20
9br. 2auo, sIssr Ds eng. for 10000
Wart, Slaster 8. Ssrenisn al 9inslep
tjsbts &sitsn, 46 9br. gssr Os 8 Gor.
eng, for 5000 Nari. Gor rs War
jioeu fpheoe @aaroen Jolt 43, 900 Nart.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

Lam suruplanisr bar bisie 9ase
V T,,,ri,n @rsptuo I Giars Deb
=, rsplantet / fin Sfopmart.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

TtlialgS.-Gt Get Iinimeb peritsi
- tilialss Dos &. Reeo, 9eeorah Soma.
32btf
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

Sggum.s GOrleosr Ssnbas at bolb'
tes ct pOlittit Nsoe | SDsum meb Re'
oattiOnsietretar 8. 8eterien fra Sa'
oersleu iom Taler. Der baoSe ino'
iunbet fig en- Del Spinber, men inben
MBost bsspncte, forIonste ben tilftsSs'
parsnoe @eubarm, at 8pinosrue itutee
fOrIabe Salsn, ba ban eIers mautte
iOrbpoe Sr. Teterieu at tale. Sporpaa
be iOrblsffsoe auino.r i~oriuunot, for
at bpsrt Salb beres Wnno iunbe iaa
SOB til at bsre Or. Beterleus Sore
orag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

9sbsfalb. Suipettsr s. u. 9.
@rstban peb 2anbbpbsifolen er ais
saaet psb 9goeu.
Gorsous ben 21be Nai er efter
lansere 9ios SuaseliSbeo &apteiu,
Sammeriunfer, Cand. jur. b. Srsens
8ersb aisaaet peb Ssbeu / en- 9llasr al
&c gtar.
- 5rebas Gften ben 22Oe Rai er
8icsabmiral Gerburb 5reberit 8ilbelm
@risbers efter nosen 3ios Spsbom
op0 sol Nar aammel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

20 heibtrs / WOrbborSlanO
F's'' giit,o nleb 1000 arunsrs
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

sIsmsutfsn Oct t,sltnsisists for kspar-rs,
eiast % g,uner, at bet S,bastst Sub / I'm sisssn o.
sotialos I'll ct bssrt siv yaausas ben 2sS, ga, isss
por pnsi, SsH goptn y. Gftmtntisn, 'ssi 1 paI,s
90. r.. Da'Oia. ZEN 1929 ausuit 1890. tiss bsarapa stu
lite CUNT Yaa Bart g'Htts sirttaaars. aaisa ! en- NJ,
sr al s Mar, Q Rasntbu % q Tast.
trtS mse RauS Ci,s. OsIasua sar, ssws Tstsssi
sdB 3. Glsnsutiou. Sustbsrs G~I,msHftsu.
guubu. q. Gasota.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

gbnnebNng. Gnsbns Gitermiebus
ben 20oe glai traf ct beftist Tcrb.n'
peir zen pocr Sfanberbursssnen. Ct
2Du %untanote Gtalbbpsuinseu | @uarb'
sier Sens Sprseu ScrenienS Gienopm
paa Riesfins Warf. Gieren bar
Sfunoerburo til Marfeb. inu Suitrusn,
8ise os en- 3reus bar M bjemme,
men teloisois fom Der Solf burtis I'll
Stebe, % reo %fOreuet araftunitren8elie
lpffsbes bet at reboe Stuebuiet, 2aoe'
b%psnin9sn os Spinebuiet, fignt ole
Sp9ninserue bar itraotGfteO. % lao
umiooelbart OBJ til b~iuanben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
SAT- GteuDot, 10.
tiliaIaS eatr ttnete.

Qano ttljaIgS. - $40 Gerss af
= beoite 9ano | Sdc.qui.B arIe Co., Riuu.,
tiiioIsS. @obt aisb, bpiS Sanbel Tan re
itraS. u & Simie, 9scorab, Coma.
84B.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

0nifeS fjpbt! On Sfraboeriur.
~ refining | en- minore 8b, eller ON uoaen
ueo ON en- lloen Sorretutn9sbl, boor fna
eaer insen Str9ooer'S shops or, pun ban ben.
ltgit Dil unoerrette mig oerom. Billet m9r.
let "StrRoosr" mootaser s7eeorab.go.
iten." 4lb3tp 4.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

lllDffe paa geitfpteu. Giultrins,
21oe Mai. g. Chr. StalfhgiS 8aablar
er I Gftes Sl. 1oK fautrct paa 8eplen.
vi geiatuirsen, z Mano, orutuebe
oeito barre be 4, nemlis g. Chr. Ss'
r%enien, Chr. Sacpbien, Sens Ssrsens
fen Os Sertel SOlm, Der Stqe bar 6a'
miliei9bre.
g. Chr. Ssrerien efterlaoer fig 8
8Brn, 8ertel SOlm 8 8sru, Sens
Ssrgenien l % Sacubien l Barn. Sc
tire andre 5iItere | Baaoen rebbeoes
/ b~epibitlss Giffanb, men er MI uOeus
for Sare.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

|NnlfeS. - On Susboloerffe pnifes
~ hos en- ncrit farmer | U8inneiota. 8repe
m9rieoe GARNER" bebes ienot til "3e.
eorabsBolten-. 36b4
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

EattisfurfanSsr / somar
',,s sar,r ssrsOal.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

|kisrnI
Ping d
knlessI
bed q
|
| esad|
| ekcuN|
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

&otsa arb. - Oct az mtu tHuat Fob az nh, for
estr, fraUGreHst SIast % B,nr,r. at bet ben atss rat
1896 ~5tSag,ss ben aIsSbs 9ub Deb Deem a. ssrss.rss
ia bette III ct b,ert stV mtu brit ,lt,ot wsns ssrI
D. Hott5aarS sit1 . Ears 5psdisbss al asriua Sau
tsniop Gtotn paa fin drtliu. afbsss bar isbt 1 Ven
RtaIaHo a~oDuibip, Baisea Co.. 9dnr., ben a7o, sult
1863, aItIaa s2 Var. 2 Eaaan,s,r o. Q pss, ssmm,t.
fem Bern msS mig % bans ssmf, YaoS,r b,srasr a.s
bet al en- fisrlts 5abtr % tire eGsttIaI. % Son.
Cats, Ct b, G,S,, iOm b I 6,r,n.
Dats. eanuab Rst,ssst % Dsvs.
Wlrs. Barbra ROi,ssr>.
Rem @ttlsns. Tpiun.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN.

From this time on, the campaign for the presidency will be a campaign of education. If the people do not know more about money and finance by next November than they know now, it will not be for lack of instruction. It is repetition of the campaign for tariff reform, in many of it's features. It took two presidential campaigns conducted on the tariff issue to edu- cate the American people up to intel ligent, right action on that question. We may hope that single campaign will suffice for educational effort on the financial issue.
 It is the duty of every voter to qual- ify himself for judgment upon this question by study of the subject; not by study of one side, but by the ju- dicial consideration of what is said on both sides. Then to make up his mind and vote accordingly.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

"The argument that the success of free coinage would result in cutting down the wages of workmen puts me in mind of a little story" said we'll known attorney. "A wealthy gentle man ordered his coachman to bring around his carriage and take him to the polling place.
 "'By the way Patrick said he, who are you going to vote for?'
 "'Well, SOFT; think, SOFT; I'll vote the Dimmycratic ticket, sorr.'
 "'But if the Democrats are success full, Patrick, I'll have to cut down your wages one-half.'
 "'Be gorra, SOFT; if that's thrue SOFT, yell be afther votin' the Dimmy- cratic ticket yerself,' was Patrick's quick retort."
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
DEFINITENESS.

Amid a good deal that is discourag- ing in the political outlook, there are certain solid grounds of confidence. Perhaps the most notable of these is the fact that no more evasion is pos sible in regard to the monetary stand ard of the country. Time was, and that but six years ago, when the Re- publican convention even of state like New York could commend the pol icy of a prompt restoration of silver to it's normal place in the commercial world" whatever that might mean, and when the convention of the same party in Pennsylvania declared it's un- compromising hostility to monometal- lism, whether of gold or silver. In the same sense was the demand of the Michigan Republican convention for s'the unlimited use of gold and silver bullion as basis for legal tender pa per currency interchangeable with coin," and that of the Nebraska con- vention for a continuance of the eff forts fully to remonetize silver until it is on a perfect equality as a money metal with gold" The Democratic conventions were less evasive, pro- nouncing for the most part in favor of the free and unlimited coinage of sil- yer, but sometimes, as in Ohio, making delusive declaration in favor of the free, coinage of silver at its present ratio with gold.
 Today, at least, the lines are more clearly drawn. The politicians have not abandoned their inveterate habi of juggling with words, but they nf longer deceive anybody.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

The danger of permitting lapdogs to kiss and caress those who fondle them has been again brought to the atten- tion of dog lovers by the sudden death of a young girl in Moscow. A pretty lit tie pet travelling in the same railway carriage with the victim was made much of during the journey, the thoughtless girl kissing and playing with the dog until its mistress reached her destina- tion. The next day a pimple appeared on the young lady's face, and in twenty hours, after frightful suffering, she died, the physicians claiming, from a malignant disease contracted from the lapdog's kisses.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

dle age, unaided by powerful bosses, or wealth, or great organizations, or the influences that usually control such selections and based alone upon the uprightness of character, personal and commanding genius of the man, who had grasped and best expressed the great question of the hour and interpreted the aspirations of the people, was in striking contrast with the Republican nomination.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

Advocates of the free coinage of sil- yer have contended that the gold dol lar is at present a 200 cent dollar. They are now asked what kind of a dollar the silver dollar will be under free coinage. When silver is given ex- actly the same privilege as gold, at the ratio of 16 to i, the silver in silver dollar will be worth just the same as the gold in gold dollar, whether it be 50 cents or 200 cents. It is impos- sible that it should be otherwise.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
NONE BUT AYERS AT THE
 WORLDS FAIR.

Ayers Sarsaparilla enjoys the ex- traordinary distinction of having been the only blood purifier allowed an ex- hibit at the Worlds Fair. Chicago. Manufacturers of other sarsapariNas sought by every means to obtain a showing of their goods, but they were all turned away under the application of the rule forbidding the entry of patent medicines and nostrums. The decision of the Worlds Fair authori- ties in favor of Ayers Sarsaparilla was in effect as follows: Ayers Sarsapa- rilla is not a patent medicine. It does not belong to the list of nostrums. It is here on it's merits"
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
MEN AND MEASURES.

This is a campaign in which meas ures far more than men will engage the interest of the masses. It will differ from all other campaigns since the war and it will be less a question of the personal fitness of the candi- date than any campaign for years. It is not what the candidate is, but what he stands for, what he believes, what he would suggest, or favor, if elected.
 In the personal feature of the cam paign, however, so far as that feature will enter, the Democrats will have decidedly the advantage of their op- ponents. There is kind of romantic or sentimental interest always attach ing to a young and brilliant man, struggling upward to grasp the great honors of his time. There is a per sonal magnetism about genius, a charm in brilliancy, that wins the sym pathy and arouses the enthusiasm of the people.
 The nomination of the Democratic candidate, before he has reached mid
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

The total monetary stock in the United States is $1,7S4 ,0O0,O0O as stated by a gold standard organ and in the same paper it is stated that the people have $1,75O, 100000 in the savings banks. That leaves but $34,O0OOOO for 70,0OO,O00 people to do business on, less than 50 cents for each individual. It is not surprising that they want more money.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

this powdered footman has announced each visitor in a style that is truly Belgravian. It is not quite clear yet if the flunky is the Belmonts' 'ome brand or patterned after the Marl- borough kind, but whatever it is, New port feels that the recent Mrs. Wander bilt has again played a trump card.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

When New England is reported as honey -combed with the silver heresy" 1t is high time to drop the cry that free coinage opinion is sectional, and to cease upbraiding the south and west as ignorant and dishonest.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

Immigration for the fiscal year end ing June 30 amounted to 263,709 as against 19O,92S last year. This is a notable increase in view of the busi- ness depression which has prevailed. The largest immigration came from Italy, that country now leading all others in it's contributions to our pop ulation.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

The most thrilling novelty at New port is Mr. o. H. P. Belmont's pow dered footman. He is a beautiful red velvety being, with f1esh-colored silk stockings covering calves that resem- ble ballet dancers. Of course every body has called on Mrs. Belmont, when
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
PHGNIX. JULY 21, 1896.
Republican Territorial Platform.
FINANCIAL PLANK.

We assert that we are tor the free and un- limited coinage of silver at the ratio Of l6 to and we hereby instruct the delegates to the National convention to use every means ln their power to secure clause in the National platform favoring the free and unlimited coin age of silver.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

Jo Pulitzer once slept on benches in the parks of New York, was driver of a slave, stevedore on the docks, and a veritable tramp. But he entered the field of journalism and now he dimes with the lords of Europe. Take heart, fellow journalists.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

The Western Liberal of Lordsburg, N. M., Illustrates its liberality by plac- ing at the head of it's editorial column. For President Clean Shaved Man. For or-Vice-President-T Man With a
 Mustache.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
CHILDREN FREE.

Children under 14 bringing their own suit can go i'm at the park swim ming baths every Tuesday forenoon free of charge. Come along and enjoy yourselves
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

After having purposely fled from the campaign the Hon. Henry Watterson Is talking big from safe distance. This is not a fair representation of old Kentucky.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
SOME ADVICE.

It is laughable to see how some of our exchanges attempt to demonstrate to the gold Democrats how necessary it is for them to bolt and form another party if they desire to preserve the traditions and precedents of their party. When MT. Teller and his fol- lowers walked out at St. Louis these same papers called them renegades and applied all sorts of epithets to them and now the disreputable class at Chi cago are those who had a two-thirds majority of the convention and the bolters are the saints instead of the sinners. This may be all right, but the motive is so palpable and undisguised no one can help observing the humor of the situation. These papers might as well say and be done with it that they are anxious to see a Democratic bolt from Bryan and Sewall, the same as the Democrats wanted to see a bolt from Mckinley and Hobart.
 One of these papers shows its in- consistency by printing half column article of this kind of advice to the Democrats and in another column jumps on Democratic exchange furi- ously for preaching a sermon to the Republicans just like it's sermon to the Democrats. It tells the Democratic exchange to keep on it's own side of the house and to not indulge in such advice until requested to do so. Strange it is indeed that a prominent news paper can produce such editorial mat ter and not see it's own inconsistency
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Yuma Sun: A gold standard means that the rich only shall enjoy money. The gold standard means money for the rich, but none for the poor. A gold standard is a standard of wealth. It was not made for the poor.
 Border Vidette: The Tucson Star is killing any chance General Barnes may have for delegate.
 Bisbee Orb: IA large silver-mine owner of Arizona is in the city, and frankly says that he is in favor of free silver from selfish motives, but de- clares if the silver agitators were to get. control of the government his first move would be to raise his deposit of gold coin, in the sum of about $5,000 lock 1t up in some secure safety deposit box and await results; he is positive National. crisis would soon unfold its broad wings over this fair land, 1 bringing utter destruction to the fab ric of our industrial institutions. Free trade and free silver would damn American labor and make free paupers of our struggling citizens.-Los An geles Times
 We are inclined to believe that the above is manufactured out of whole cloth and is one of the ways gold bugs have of making arguments. We do not believe that there is a silver